The LENS™ wireless technology – available with the Radius® area gas monitor and the Ventis® Pro portable wireless gas detector – is a brand new global safety solution for people working in hazardous atmospheres. Now these devices are able to remotely communicate with each other wirelessly …
The LENS™ Wireless technology – a wireless gas detector
The LENS™ wireless technology is a new way to manage safety. Thanks to this technology, when an area gas monitor or a wireless gas detector triggers its alarm following a gas hazard, a « man in distress » signal or a panic situation, every connected unit will be instantly aware of the hazard.
If any gas detection equipment enters its alarm mode (because of a gas presence, panic button activation or isolated distress with the man down integrated detector), any people equipped with a wirelessly connected portable gas detector will be instantly warned. The purpose is to reduce the decision chain in order to act fast in case of an important risk.
The communication between different teams is a key element to ensure optimal safety in hostile environments. As soon as a hazardous situation occurs, every teams can be alerted to reinforce safety as soon as possible …
Typical applications for the LENS™ Wireless gas detection solution
The LENS wireless technology is a global safety solution that is very efficient in a large panel of situations such as confined space entry (crawl space, manhole, sewer system, tanks…), tunnel works (construction, repair, maintenance) or any building site (construction yard) or SEVESO & COMAH (control of major accidents hazards) sites…
Confined space entry
The LENS™ wireless technology is a particularly well-suited solution for confined space entry applications. The Radius® area gas monitor will be used as a communication relay: with an area monitor at the bottom of the well and one on the surface it will be easy to link other wireless gas detector users on the surface to the ones working underground.
After performing sample tests before any intervention, people who will perform the confined space entry just need to pair their wireless gas detection portable devices to an area gas monitor. In case of alarm or panic button activation, surface teams are instantly alerted and are warned about the hazard type in order to quickly and safely evacuate.
In case of a particularly deep well, it will be possible to use several area gas monitors to relay up to 1500 meters (see next paragraph « Tunnel works »).
Tunnel works
Particularly adapted in tunnels, a wireless gas detection through the LENS Wireless system can spread up to 1500 meters thanks to frequency hopping between devices: the maximum distance between two compatible devices is 300 meters.
Thanks to this large distance of communication, people who are working in tunnels or large
pipes are instantly alerted about any hazard that could occur to other teams. Thus they are able to act quickly and safely.
Construction sites
Building large facilities involves several types of specific hazards. Contrary to the confined space entry, the outdoor work implies wind direction and risk of toxic or combustible gas displacement. Once a hazard is detected, every worker is alerted and can double vigilance to avoid any accident.
Presentation of the wireless gas detection technology :
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