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Teledyne launches MultiTox detector for oil and gas and petrochemical industries

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Teledyne Gas & Flame Detection has launched the MultiTox MOS Detector for the oil and gas, petrochemical and refining industries

By utilising the latest solid-state Metal Oxide Semiconductor (MOS) technology, inside a rugged and durable detector head, Teledyne enables Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S) to be detected easily, without the risk of poisoning, while providing sensor life of up to 10 years and an extended five years warranty as standard.

This, combined with the Telecapteur Asset Management Software, being developed in partnership with ADNOC, enables automatic visualisation of crucial information, including instant access to historical calibration data, enabling quick and accurate analysis instead of relying on slower paper-based processes.

Furthermore the company stated that the software simplifies calibration by reducing the number of operators required from two to one, decreasing OPEX spend (US$) and ensuring the assets remain fully operational for longer.

Summary of major advantages:

-Ideal for desert and arctic environments

-Durable sensor with latest MOS technology

-No cross interference

-Enhanced sensor life (up to 10 years) with five-year warranty as standard

-No shelf life limitations

-Rugged and durable stainless-steel casing

-Magnet configuration with calibration capabilities: Calibration – zero and adjustment

And Configuration – relay and outputs

-Simple one-man calibration capabilities

-Hart version 7

-Large and multicolour display

-Digitisation compatible with Telecapteur Software

-Extremely Stable Zero

-Fastest Response & Recovery Time

-Highest Target Gas Specificity

Teledyne Gas and Flame detection provides a portfolio of fixed and portable industrial gas and flame detection instruments used in a variety of industries including petrochemical, power generation, oil and gas, food and beverage, mining and wastewater treatment.

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