TGW series IP65 rugged wall mount toxic gas sensor range

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TGW-A series toxic gas sensing controllers with a wide range of available sensor elements. CO, CO2, O2, CH4, C3H8, H2, H2S, NH3 and refrigerant gasses.

designed for harsh environment use such as car parks and factories. Includes internal audible alarm, 2 programmable relay outputs for automatic fan/louvre control and external alarms, with analogue outputs for variable fan speed control there is also the TGW-B series which is BACnet/Modbus compatible for connection to your building automation system and the TGM metal enclosure series.

The TGW is the right product for any job; our TGW-ACX version has been used in many car parks around Australia, you can combine CO/CO2 to provide higher occupied space protection from defective gas rooftop units wood burning heaters; detect refrigerant leaks for variable refrigerant volume/flow systems in hotels; or choose any dual combination of 17 toxic gases to meet any specification required for your factory.

TGW-A series toxic gas sensing controllers with a wide range of available sensor elements. CO, CO2, O2, CH4, C3H8, H2, H2S, NH3 and refrigerant gasses.

designed for harsh environment use such as car parks and factories. Includes internal audible alarm, 2 programmable relay outputs for automatic fan/louvre control and external alarms, with analogue outputs for variable fan speed control there is also the TGW-B series which is BACnet/Modbus compatible for connection to your building automation system and the TGM metal enclosure series.

The TGW is the right product for any job; our TGW-ACX version has been used in many car parks around Australia, you can combine CO/CO2 to provide higher occupied space protection from defective gas rooftop units wood burning heaters; detect refrigerant leaks for variable refrigerant volume/flow systems in hotels; or choose any dual combination of 17 toxic gases to meet any specification required for your factory.

you can choose up to 2 of the following Gas sensors to be included to suit your application.

CO = carbon monoxide, (engine exhausts, wood & gas burning heaters)

CO2 = carbon dioxide, (we breath this out, if CO2 increased more fresh air is needed)

NO2 = Nitrogen dioxide, (diesel engine exhausts)

O2 = Oxygen

CH4 = methane,

C3H8 = propane,

H2 = Hydrogen,

H2S = Hydrogen Sulphide,

A = Ammonia,

R22, R134A, R410A, R404A, R407C, R449A, R513A, R32 = refrigerant gases