The Point-Type Gas Detector is engineered to detect leaks of flammable and explosive gases in real time. Built around imported high-performance sensors, it delivers fast response, high accuracy, long-term stability and excellent repeatability. The list of detectable gases is fully customisable to match on-site application requirements.
Leaks typically occur at flanged connections, welds, valves, fittings and seals. Because the primary risk emerges only after a leak begins, strict continuous monitoring is essential. The detector is installed at leak-prone locations—including double-wall ventilation ducts, fuel-tank connections and fuel-preparation rooms—and provides real-time concentration measurement to safeguard both the vessel and its crew.
As a smart fixed-type gas detection instrument, it not only improves detection efficiency and stability, but also lowers the cost of installation, deployment, daily operation and maintenance.
| Location | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Double-wall ventilation ducts | Confined space with limited ventilation—leak accumulation is high-risk |
| Fuel-tank joints & connections | Primary leak point on fuel handling systems |
| Fuel preparation rooms | Hot-work adjacent zone with continuous fuel handling |
| Engine rooms & pump rooms | High equipment density and high-temperature surfaces |
| LNG cargo areas | Cryogenic flammable-gas risk |
Available in seven variants to suit specific application requirements.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Power consumption | ≤ 5 W (with audible & visual alarm) |
| Protection rating | IP66 |
| Display | LCD |
| Explosion-proof marking | Ex db IIC T6 Gb (GQ-C100B-1: Ex db ia IIC T4 Gb) |
| Output signal | 4-20 mA / RS485 / wireless |
| Installation | Wall-mounted or pipe-mounted |
The detector integrates into the complete Gas Alarm Control Cabinet system, which can supervise up to 112 field detectors. Concentration data is transmitted via 4-20 mA, RS485 or wireless, while the central control cabinet provides power, processing, alarms and fire-protection linkage.