Gas Detection
Choose the right gas and detection range for your application: CO and NO₂ for parking garages, CH₄ (natural gas) for boiler rooms, or CO₂ and specialty gases for labs and loading docks. Then pair it with a sensor or transmitter that offers the outputs your job requires, such as relays or 4–20 mA / 0–10 V signals.
These systems can be networked to a central controller for automatic fan or alarm activation, with options for visual and audible alerts. Many models integrate directly into your BAS for smarter ventilation control and code compliance.
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Smart Gas Transmitter B5-CO2-5000P-0-A B5 Carbon Dioxide, Infrared, 0-5000PPM
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How to Choose Your Gas Detection Setup
1. Identify Your Area & Gas
Start by matching each space with the right gas type: garages (CO/NO₂), mechanical rooms (CH₄/natural gas), loading docks (CO), and labs or warehouses (CO₂ or other specialty gases). Mount sensors and transmitters at the proper height for each gas type to ensure accurate readings.
2. Build Your Control Strategy
Use the M-Controller 2 as your system hub. Add relay or I/O modules as fan stages, alarm points, or coverage zones to expand. It scales easily as your project grows.
3. Integrate with Your BAS
Add the BAC-BOX-0 for full BACnet/IP visibility including alarms, real-time concentrations, and sensor status to keep your building automation system in sync.
4. Add Annunciation for Safety
For local visual and audible alerts, pair M-Strobe beacons with an M-Annunciator so on-site staff can acknowledge alarms quickly and safely.
5. Protect and Verify
Mount modules in IO-BOX-0 NEMA 4X enclosures for protection against dust and moisture. Add an ACI current sensor on exhaust fans to meet code requirements for fan-proof verification.
