Infrared, electrochemical and MOS sensor options
Detects CFC, HCFC, HFC, refrigerants, oxygen, toxic and combustible gases
Selectable current or volt analog output
IP66 housing options, including remote and duct mount sensors
Built-in relay with adjustable set-point
The MGS-150 Gas Detector can meet almost any gas detection need with multiple sensor options for real-time monitoring of refrigerants, oxygen, combustible and toxic gases. It includes user-selectable current or volt analog outputs, allowing connectivity to most BMS, SCADA or central control systems. Status LEDs and a buzzer are integrated for local alarming while an onboard relay with user-adjustable set-point can connect to external visual/audible alarms.
A variety of enclosure options, including an economical IP41 housing and a dust/water tight IP66 housing, allow the MGS-150 transmitters to be placed in the toughest environments. Special remote sensor configurations are available for applications where mounting in vent pipes, duct work or other tight spaces is required.
- Infrared, electrochemical and MOS sensor options
- Detects CFC, HCFC, HFC, refrigerants, oxygen, toxic and combustible gases
- Selectable current or volt analog output
- IP66 housing options, including remote and duct mount sensors
- Built-in relay with adjustable set-point
The MGS-150 Gas Detector can meet almost any gas detection need with multiple sensor options for real-time monitoring of refrigerants, oxygen, combustible and toxic gases. It includes user-selectable current or volt analog outputs, allowing connectivity to most BMS, SCADA or central control systems. Status LEDs and a buzzer are integrated for local alarming while an onboard relay with user-adjustable set-point can connect to external visual/audible alarms.
A variety of enclosure options, including an economical IP41 housing and a dust/water tight IP66 housing, allow the MGS-150 transmitters to be placed in the toughest environments. Special remote sensor configurations are available for applications where mounting in vent pipes, duct work or other tight spaces is required.
