Applied Markets
Installed Gases
Project Details
Hello from Raymond Korea. This project covers FIX800 applied to a research lab using nitrogen, hydrogen, helium, and other high-purity gases. We always visit before hardware selection to agree on sensor chemistry, mounting points, and cable paths. The institute performs experiments with bottled standard gases.
Most handled gases are high concentration, so any leak creates asphyxiation risk—the customer requested fixed monitoring.
We pre-walked the site to optimize detector count and cable routing so budget and safety goals aligned.
There is still no direct “nitrogen percent” cell for ambient safety; we infer nitrogen releases from falling oxygen—standard practice for inerting hazards.
Because many standard cylinders were on site, we installed O2 and H2 channels on FIX800.
After mounting we used portable span blends to demonstrate alarm behavior.
Areas using high-concentration CO2 received a dedicated CO2 transmitter. Even large rooms only need a sensor at the credible leak point—blanketing the volume wastes budget without improving safety.
Some closets were tight, but indoor lab conditions made installation straightforward overall.
Seven points finished in one day because most drops used surface moldings. Septic pits, construction sites, or public authorities often demand rigid steel or GRC with IP-rated glands—those jobs take longer and cost more.
Raymond Korea delivers surveys, engineering, and ongoing support—not box drops alone. Thank you for reviewing this asphyxiation-prevention installation.
