Gas Detectors

The Chillgard VRF Refrigerant Leak Detector is the first industry detector for Variable Refrigerant Flow Systems (VRF) with integrated BACnet capability. Therefore, it can be directly connected with any Building Management Systems (BMS). MSA applies its proven Photoacoustic infrared sensing technology that provides a stable zero baseline, minimizes cross-sensitivities and offers low cost of ownership through minimum maintenance required.

The Z-Gard DS MPO Gas Sensor connects directly to a building automation system for dual gas monitoring solutions. It detects the presence of carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide. The Z-Gard DS MPO Sensor communicates with one of several industry standard protocols, providing seamless integration with commercial automation systems.

The Z-Gard S MPO Gas Sensor connects directly to a building automation system for single gas monitoring solutions. It detects the presence of either carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide or combustible gases in air. The Z-Gard MPO Sensor communicates with one of several industry standard protocols, providing seamless integration with commercial automation systems.

The stable, durable Chemgard Photoacoustic Infrared Gas Monitor is purpose-built and detects minute amounts of a wide variety of gases. Three different enclosure styles ensure there is a configuration for wildly different situations. The instrument typically draws the gas sample via an internal pump, which allows the unit to be mounted in a convenient location if the area to be monitored is inaccessible. The unit can be expanded to monitor up to 8 locations, while an easy-to-read display shows gas concentrations and 3 levels of alarms.

The Chillgard LE Photoacoustic Infrared Refrigerant Monitor is specifically designed for reliable detection of some of the most common refrigerants from up to four remote locations—with a minimum detection level of 20 ppm. Specifically designed to operate for months with virtually no zero drift.

A cost-efficient monitor for underground garages and ventilation control, the Z-Gard COmbo Gas Monitor uses an electrochemical sensor to detect carbon monoxide. The unit features local audio/visual alarm status indicators and it can be configured to interface with air-handling equipment to control air quality within a building. Additional remote sensors can be attached to the unit via the RS-485 network port, while a 4-20 mA output is proportional to the calibrated operating range.

Designed to meet a variety of demanding applications, from wastewater facilities, to light industry and commercial applications, the TRIGARD Gas Monitoring System features MSA's precision craftsmanship and detects chlorine, sulfur dioxide and other toxic and combustible gases. The adjustable-range unit also detects oxygen deficiency and enrichment. AC or DC powered, the system features a highly visible LCD screen and simple push-button calibration. Boasting sturdy NEMA 4X design and a single board, the unit offers multiple sensor mounting options. Our patented sensor disconnect-underpower feature allows all sensors to be replaced in hazardous areas without area declassification, while interchangeable smart sensors are pre-calibrated for installation right out of the box.

The TriGas Monitoring System consists of up to three sensors with Ultima® X3 Technology’s digital communications with on-board LEDs and relays to provide local alarms. This TriGas system offers  interchangeable smart sensors, internal DC-powered sample-draw pump and a hydrophobic end-of-line filter that makes it  ideal for areas of wastewater treatment plants that are subject to flooding (such as wet wells).

The Chillgard NH3 Gas Monitor is the economical choice for fast, reliable detection of parts-per-million (ppm) levels of ammonia, down to -40°C. Capable of measuring a 10 ppm leak, with full-range scale of 0-1000 ppm.