Gas Leak Detector SE293K
Gas Leak Detector SE293K
A gas detector is the first line of defence in any gas-using facility: it senses gas concentration before it reaches a dangerous level and signals the control panel to raise the alarm and close the solenoid valve on the supply line.
What is it?
Detector placement follows the density of the gas in use, ventilation paths and appliance locations, and is wired to a control panel managing alarm and shut-off. Periodic calibration and testing are required because sensor sensitivity changes over time, and must be recorded in the facility maintenance log.
Features
- Early detection of gas concentration before danger
- Interlock with control panel and solenoid valve
- Placement determined by gas density
- Local or central alarm per design
- Calibration and periodic testing
- Part of an integrated safety system
Applications
- Villas and residential compounds
- Restaurants, cafés and central kitchens
- Hotels, halls and hospitality facilities
- Hospitals and educational facilities
- Bakeries and food factories
- Industrial facilities and central gas stations
Technical specifications
Technical specifications and brands are set per project and per the approved specification — contact us for the technical data suited to your case.
Brand / Manufacturer
- Brand
- GECA
- Model
- SE293K
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Frequently asked questions
Where is an LPG detector installed?
Because LPG is heavier than air, the detector is mounted close to floor level near probable leak sources, taking ventilation paths and design guidance into account.
How often should a detector be calibrated?
Calibration and functional testing are performed within the facility's periodic maintenance programme, since sensor response changes with use and age.
Have a project or an existing facility that needs an engineering review?
Our engineering team can review your requirement and propose a solution suited to the application, the site and the applicable requirements.