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Hydrogen H2 Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (0-1000ppm)

The Hydrogen H2 Combustible Fixed Gas Detector is designed for continuous monitoring of hydrogen toxic gases between 0-1000ppm and vapors in...

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Fixed Hydrogen (H2) Gas Detector (0-1000ppm)

The Fixed Hydrogen H2 Gas Detector (MSC2 + SC2-E1194-A-P-00) is designed to protect individuals near toxic and combustible gases. This fixed...

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Hydrogen (H2) Fixed Gas Detector w/ Remote Sensor (0-1000ppm)

The Hydrogen (H2) Fixed Gas Detector w/ Remote Sensor (MSC2 + MC2-0-E1194-A-0-P) is designed to protect individuals near toxic gases...

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Fixed Multi-Gas Detector

The Fixed Multi-Gas Detector is designed to protect individuals near toxic, combustible, and hazardous gases, or oxygen in commercial and...

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Digital Multi-Gas Controller System

The DGC-06: Digital Multi-Gas Controller System is used for the monitoring and warning of toxic and combustible gases and vapors, as...

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Carbon Monoxide Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (0-150ppm)

The Fixed Combustible Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gas Detector (PX2-1-2-E1110-C-01): is designed for continuous monitoring of carbon dioxide gases to prevent...

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Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (0-100ppm)

The Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (PX2-1-2-E1130-E-01) is designed for continuous monitoring of nitrogen dioxide gases to prevent...

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Oxygen Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (0-25%)

The Oxygen Combustible Fixed Gas Detector (PX2-1-2-E1195-A5-01) is designed for continuous monitoring of toxic gases to prevent leaks in the range...

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What is Hydrogen?

Hydrogen (H2) is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, and flammable gaseous substance that is the simplest member of the family of chemical elements. It is produced in many ways from different sources, including fossil fuels, water, and biomass. The most common methods are steam methane reforming and electrolysis.

Other methods of Hydrogen production include:

Autothermic reforming: reacts methane with oxygen, carbon dioxide, or steam to produce hydrogen
Biomass gasification: Uses the energy in biomass to release hydrogen from its molecular structure
Methane pyrolysis: Another method of hydrogen production
Extracting underground hydrogen: Can also be used to produce hydrogen
Biological processes: Microorganisms like bacteria and algae can also produce hydrogen

Hazards of Hydrogen Gas

Because Hydrogen is colorless, odorless, and tasteless it cannot be detected by the human eye. It can also cause fires and explosions and when in too high of concentrations create serious injury and negative health effects.

If Hydrogen is inhaled or comes in contact with skin or eyes it can cause:

Suffocation
Seizures
Burns and Frostbite
Hydrogen Embrittlement

What is the NFPA Standard for Hydrogen?

Section 10.4. 4.1 of NFPA 55 states that hydrogen systems of less than 3,500 scf. and greater than the MAQ, where located inside buildings, are to be located in the building so that the system will be as follows: 1. 25 ft. from open flames and other sources of ignition.

Is a Hydrogen fuel cell safe to use?

Fuel cells are designed to minimize the risk of leaks by using high-strength materials and multiple layers of protection. Like hydrogen gas, hydrogen fuel cells must be handled and stored properly to minimize the risk of fire or explosion. The fuel cells must be kept in well-ventilated areas to prevent the buildup of hydrogen gas, and proper safety procedures must be followed during maintenance and repair.

In general, hydrogen fuel cells can be used safely when proper safety measures are taken, but like any other technology, care must be taken in handling, storage, and maintenance to minimize risks.

What is the use of a Hydrogen Gas Detector?

A hydrogen gas detector can detect the presence of hydrogen. They contain micro-fabricated point-contact hydrogen sensors and are used to locate hydrogen leaks to prevent injury of personnel and mitigate hazards to overall facilities. They are considered low-cost, compact, durable, and easy to maintain as compared to conventional gas detecting instruments.

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