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Distribution Facilities
Distribution centers operated by logistics companies like FedEx and Amazon face safety risks due to the use of heavy machinery, which can emit hazardous gases such as carbon monoxide and ammonia. Regulations require continuous monitoring of these gases to protect workers and ensure air quality compliance. Additionally, methane leaks from natural gas systems pose fire and explosion hazards, necessitating strict gas monitoring and ventilation systems. Real-time detection systems are crucial for providing early warnings of dangerous gas levels, allowing for swift intervention to maintain safety and meet regulatory standards.
Distribution facilities operated by major logistics providers, such as FedEx and Amazon, manage high volumes of goods and rely on a wide range of equipment, including forklifts, automated sorting systems, and large-scale refrigeration units. The operation of this equipment introduces significant risks, particularly exposure to hazardous gases such as carbon monoxide from fuel-powered forklifts and ammonia from refrigeration system leaks. To protect worker safety and ensure compliance with air quality standards, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1000 mandates continuous monitoring of these gases in such environments.
Another critical concern in distribution facilities is the risk of methane leaks from natural gas-powered heating systems or generators. Methane, a flammable gas, poses significant fire and explosion hazards if not adequately monitored. The International Fire Code (IFC) prescribes stringent requirements for gas monitoring systems in industrial settings to prevent the accumulation of flammable gases. The integration of proper ventilation and real-time gas detection systems is vital for the early detection of gas leaks, allowing facilities to mitigate risks and maintain safe operating conditions.
Real-time gas detection systems play a crucial role in ensuring safety and regulatory compliance in distribution facilities. These systems provide early warnings of hazardous gas levels, enabling immediate intervention to prevent dangerous incidents. By continuously monitoring air quality, facilities can protect both workers and equipment from the dangers posed by toxic or combustible gases, ensuring operational safety and adherence to regulatory standards.
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DGC6 Multi-Point Digital Gas Detection and Control SystemHighly configurable controller for up to 96 sensors distributed on a robust RS-485 bus. Programmed with user-friendly PC software or via front panel pushbuttons, the DGC6 can be used for single- or multi-zone applications with on-off or variable speed fan controls. |
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DT6 Digital Gas TransmitterDigital RS-485 communicating, addressable toxic and combustible gas sensor for direct connection to the DGC6-Series Digital Gas Controller. |
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SCM6 Sensor and Control ModuleDistributed on/off, multi-speed and variable speed control module with optional one or two integrated sensors for use with DGC6-series digital gas controllers. Each SCM6 includes two relays and one analog output. |
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DC6 Digital Gas Transmitters with Auxiliary Inputs & ControlDigital RS-485 communicating, addressable toxic and combustible gas sensor/controller with digital inputs, programmable relays and analog output for direct connection to the DGC6-Series Digital Gas Controller. |
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SC2 X-Change Gas Sensor CartridgeThe sensor cartridge SC2 includes a high performance sensing element (electrochemical for toxic gases and pellistor type for combustible gases), and an amplifier as well as a microprocessor. |
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