What?

When the threat of a potential leak or build-up of an inert gas looms, the Analox O2NE+ oxygen depletion monitor is ideal.

Inert gases include:

  Nitrogen
  Argon
  Helium

Two audio visual alarms are provided by the Analox O2NE+, which are preset at 19.5% & 18% (but can be adjusted) to warn personnel of a potentially dangerous depletion of oxygen in the area they are working in.

Why?

The levels of oxygen in your workplace are an important factor to consider for the safety and wellbeing of employees and visitors. Should there be a leak or build-up of inert gases in a confined space this will deplete the level of oxygen. Employers have a responsibility to risk assess areas that use inert gases. The Analox O2NE+ oxygen depletion monitor makes this task easy and cost effective. More importantly, it can save lives. The widespread and varied use of inert and specialty gases is widespread and includes many industries and processes, some of which are listed below.

Nitrogen

  Food production and transportation
  Beverage dispense and production
  Cryopreservation (blood, sperm, eggs etc)
  Packaging
  Laboratory processes including carrier gases
  Cryogenics
  Promession
  CCD cameras
  Cryotherapy
  Tissue preservation
  Coolants
  Mechanical shrink-welding
  Molecular gastonomy
  Container "Inerting"
  Cattle branding
  Pest control
  Hypoxic fire suppression

Argon

  Welding shielding gas
  Titatinium blanketing
  Light bulb production
  Silicon growth atmospheric protection

Helium

  Commercial diving
  Technical scuba diving
  Breathing observation
  Light weight aircraft fuel
  Coolant for superconductors such as MRI scanners
  Balloon gas
  Shuttle, blimp and hot air balloon fuel

Where?

Wall mounted at normal working head height, the Analox O2NE+ main sensor unit is to be fixed in the area/s recommended as a result of a risk assessment. These areas are usually where the gases are stored and/or piped).

Taking their power from the main unit, the repeater unit/s are then sited at the entrance/s to the area to provide an early warning before entering.

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