Carbon Monoxide (CO) Gas
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colourless, odourless gas formed when substances containing carbon (such as petrol, gas, coal and wood) are burned with an insufficient supply of air. Motor vehicles are the main source of carbon monoxide pollution in urban areas.
Carbon monoxide has serious health impacts on humans and animals. When inhaled, the carbon monoxide bonds to the haemoglobin in the blood in place of oxygen to become carboxyhaemoglobin. This reduces the oxygen-carrying capacity of the red blood cells and decreases the supply of oxygen to tissues and organs, especially the heart and brain. For people with cardiovascular disease, this can be a serious problem.
© The State of Queensland 2018
Safe Work Australia Exposure Standards
8 Hour Time Weighted Average |
30 ppm |
Short Term Exposure Limits |
200 ppm for 15 minutes |
100 ppm for 30 minutes |
|
60 ppm for 60 minutes |
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GDA 2525: Carbon Monoxide Gas Sensor
The GDA 2525 Carbon Monoxide (CO) gas sensor is a 2 wire 4-20 mA Loop Powered device. It has an electrochemical carbon monoxide sensor unit which is temperature compensated and easily replaceable.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
GDA 2625: Carbon Monoxide Gas Sensor with Voltage Output
The GDA 2625 Carbon monoxide gas sensor is a further enhancement of the GDA 2525 Carbon monoxide gas sensor that allows AC and DC operation. It has an electrochemical gas sensing unit which is temperature compensated and easily replaceable.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
GDA 40125: Toxic / Oxygen Gas Detection Controller
The GDA 40125 Gas Detection Controller is a standalone gas detector unit with inbuilt display, sounder, flasher, relays and alarm driver. Available in the full range of GDA 2500 series electrochemical sensors which are temperature compensated and easily replaceable.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
SENKO SI-100C: Explosion Proof Gas Sensor
SI-100C is a IEC Ex explosion proof gas sensor ready to installed hazardous and non-hazardous areas to prevent gas hazards caused oxygen depletion, toxic gas or combustible gas. Available to detect over 25 different gas types, see Ordering Information for details.
Locally Technically Supported by Gas Detection Australia
GDA 2000Tx: Explosion Proof (IEC Ex) Toxic and Oxygen Gas Detector
GDA 2000Tx Explosion Proof (IEC Ex) Toxic and Oxygen Gas Detector is certified for use in Zone 1 Hazardous areas within Australia.
Locally Technically Supported by Gas Detection Australia
SENKO SI-100: Explosion Proof Gas Detector
SI-100 is an IEC Ex fixed gas detector installed where potential gas hazard occur to measure and monitor oxygen, toxic gas and combustible gas. Utilising magnetic switchs so that Hot Work permit not required for calibration.
Locally Technically Supported by Gas Detection Australia
GDA 4500: Single Point Gas Sampling System
The GDA 4500 is designed to be used where sensors are placed in areas that are difficult to gain access such as pits and elevated areas.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
GDA 4508: Multi Point Sampling System
The GD 4508/16 is a 1 to 16 point gas sampling system for use in commercial buildings to control fresh air make up in rooms relative to external fresh air. Available for: Carbon Monoxide (CO), Oxygen (O₂) or Carbon Dioxide (CO2).
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
GDA 5000Tx: Sampling Toxic Gas Detector
Designed to be used where areas that are difficult to gain access due to distance or toxic environment. As well as to detect greater ranges of toxic gases using advanced Pyrolyzer technology converting electrochemically inactive gases to easily detected gases.
SENKO SGT: Disposable Portable Single Gas Detector
The SENKO SGT is a low cost disposable sensor, guaranteed 2 years operating life without recharging.
SENKO MGT: Portable Multi-Gas Detector
MGT is a Portable Multi-Gas Detector engineered for personal protection and use in confined spaces detecting Oxygen (O₂), Hydrogen Sulphide (H₂S), Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Combustible Gases
