Andel's Floodline® Digital Gas Detection System can be tailored to detect a whole range of commercially used gases for Health and Safety peace of mind.
The system offers a range of interchangeable, off-the-shelf sensors and alarms to detect a range of commercially used gases. Bespoke, made-to-order sensors are also available for specific gases and specialist environments such as medical or fire suppressant. The alarms can be ATEX certified for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
The Floodline® Digital Multi-Gas Sensor range provides continuous monitoring for the presence of specified gases in enclosed spaces. The sensor performs periodic measurement of the concentration of a given gas in the ambient atmosphere.
The Multi-Gas Sensor can be calibrated to detect a chosen single gas from a range of commercially used gases including ammonia, butane, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen, methane, natural gas, propane and the range of commercial refrigerant gases
Exceeding the prescribed concentration values produces an audible and visible alarm and a change in the status of the output contacts. The Multi-Gas Sensor uses RS485 and volt-free contact for onward communication. Industrial enclosures and ATEX verisons are available.
Typical applications include hotels, offices, public buildings and buildings with spaces at risk from the emission of specified toxic, explosive or refrigerant gases.
All gas sensors are calibrated in a calibration laboratory in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025.
Individual Floodline® Digital Refrigerant Gas Sensors can be calibrated to detect a single refrigerant gas from the full range of commercially used refrigerant gases. Multiple sensors can be deployed to monitor any size of installation. The system performs periodic measurement of the concentration of refrigerant gas in enclosed spaces.
Typical applications include plant rooms, offices, computer rooms, the base of refrigerant pipework and internal air conditioned areas.
Exceeding the prescribed concentration values produces an audible and visible alarm and a change in the status of the output contacts. The gas sensor uses RS485 and volt-free contact for onward communication. Industrial enclosures and ATEX verisons are available.
The Floodline® system conforms to BREEAM POL 01 requirements by providing a permanently installed multi-point refrigerant leak detection system using infra-red, semi-conductor or electro-chemical type sensors to continuously monitor the atmosphere in the vicinity of refrigeration equipment.
All gas sensors are calibrated in a calibration laboratory in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025.
The micro-processor controlled module MDD-256/T is designed to oversee the digital gas detection system. The control unit works with a range of detectors and control modules using RS485.
The unit periodically checks detectors in the network for gas leaks, which is when the preset gas concentration levels are exceeded. In the event of a gas leak, the opto-acoustic alarm is activated, output relays become active and any attached signalling devices are activated.
Alarm information is via industry standard RS485.
The unit controls up to 224 detectors and up to 21 control units over a limit of seven zones. Communication with detectors is via RS485, standard galvanically separated. A second RS485 channel allows communication with other external control systems.
The unit is ready to mount on a standard TS35 rail cabinet and requires 24VDC supply. The control unit has an LED indicator and is equipped with a face-mounted keyboard. Configuration of the module settings can be set up manually through the MDD-256/T master control module or alternatively with special configuration software on a PC.
Floodline® Digital Gas Detection System Visual Indicator provides monitoring of up to 32 detectors operating in a digital gas detection system as well as controlling other executive and signalling devices through contact outputs. Up to 7 Visual Indicators can be combined.
Communication with the MDD-256/T master control module is via industry standard RS485, in accordance with the Modbus RTU protocol.
The unit has a simple, fast display of up to 32 detectors in the digital gas detection system. The display indicates power supply, alarm and state of emergency for each individual detector through 32 sets of 5 LED lamps as well as contact states of control outputs OUT1, OUT2, OUT3 and OUT4.
12V alarm outputs control acoustic and optical sirens. There are four standard modes of operation divided over zones.
Contact outputs can operate fans, motors, contactors, information boards or connect with building and plant automation. The system can be configured to individual customer requirements.
The system has a very simple, intuitive launch with standardised properties and settings. The housing is adapted for mounting on TS35 rail in a standard electrical switchboard. Configuration of the module settings can be set up manually through the MDD-256/T master control module or alternatively with special configuration software on a PC.
The Floodline® Output Relay Control Monitoring Unit is an additional, addressable control module for extracting local control of actuators and signalling devices.
MDD-R4/T digital control module expands the digital gas detection system. The module enables the separation of local control of executive devices and signalling devices for a selected group of up to 32 detectors working in the DGDS. There are four contact outputs and two 12V alarm outputs.
MDD-R4/T communicates with MDD-256/T master contol module via industrial standard RS485 in accordance with the Modbus RTU protocol.
Simple implementation of independent groups and zones of detectors, with up to 32 items in a group, with local control of executive devices with up to three MDD-R4/T modules per group.
12V alarm outputs control audio-visual alarms.
Optical signalling of the contact output states OUT1, OUT2, OUT3 and OUT4 for control of fans, motors, contactors, information boards or connect with building and plant automation. The system can be configured to individual customer requirements.
The housing is adapted for mounting on TS35 rail in a standard electrical switchboard.
Configuration of the module settings can be set up manually through the MDD-256/T master control module or alternatively with special configuration software on a PC.
The module constantly receives information from MDD-256/T on the alarm state of a selected group of detectors and performs the set alarm functions by activating the optical alarm signalling and activating its own contact and alarm outputs.