Equipment Rooms
For ammonia monitoring from 15 to 1,000 ppm (parts per million), the EC-F9-NH3 electrochemical sensor operates without false trips. Ranges include 0-100, 0-250, 0-500 ppm, and 0-1,000 ppm ammonia.
For high level monitoring (up to 2% [20,000 ppm]), either the SB-NH3 semi-conductor sensor or IR-NH3 infrared sensor will work well, again, depending on the environment and ventilation. Because it is specifc to NH3, the IR-NH3 ammonia sensor is the best choice for engine room shutdown.
As plants are required to meet tighter regulations and the consequences of false trips increase in severity, the combination of EC-F9-NH3 and IR-NH3 gives "no false trip" performance from 15/20 ppm through 20,000 ppm (2%). These are integral components of the Manning Primary Safety System (MPSS).
The VL Vent Line Sensor monitors ammonia or refrigerants in relief lines to give an early warning of refrigerant releases. Please discuss the details of vent line sensor placement with Manning's applications specialists.
Related products and technology
All Manning Systems sensors can be monitored by the GM-1 single channel gas monitor or the GM-10 or GM-4 multi-channel gas safety systems that provide an individual bargraph display of gas concentration for each channel, plus relay outputs for emergency response and ventilation control. The redundancy provided by a Manning Primary Safety System (MPSS) gives an extra measure of gas monitoring protection and peace of mind.
The new AirAlert 96d multi-channel gas monitoring system adds addressable RS-485 Modbus communication protocol to the broad line of Manning Systems readout/alarm units. A total of 96 gas sensors and relay modules can be linked to a single controller.
Manning Systems offers personal protection portables for the single- and multi-sensor toxic gas detector market. These innovative, low-cost portables are ideal for industrial hygienists, safety managers, petrochemical applications, fire departments, police and emergency responders at risk of exposure to toxic contaminants.
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