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    Guidelines for the measurement of toxic gases

    The Association of Swiss Installers of Security Systems (SES) has established the following guidelines:

    For the monitoring of toxic (poisonous) gases and oxygen, such as Ammonia NH3, Carbon Dioxide CO2, Chlorine Gas Cl2 and Bromine Br2, the following points should be observed:

    Number of gas sensors

    • At least two gas sensors must always be used in each room
    • For monitoring a room; the maximum monitoring area per gas sensor is 60 m2
    • In the case of object or area monitoring; the gas sensors must be mounted directly next to the possible gas leak point.

    Installation of gas sensors

    • For gases with a density lower than air, the gas sensors must be mounted on the ceiling. For example: ammonia
    • For gases with a density greater than air, the gas sensors must be mounted 30 cm above the floor. For example: bromine, chlorine dioxide, bromine, etc.
    • Special clarifications are required for certain gases and applications. If in doubt, please contact us.

    Installation of the gas control panel

    • A gas control panel should always be installed outside of the danger area.
    • A gas control panel should be in an easily accessible location.

    Power outage

    • A gas control panel for toxic gases and oxygen must be backed up by a UPS.
    • The emergency power supply (UPS) for gas warning systems must ensure operation for at least 6 hours.

    Servicing the gas warning system

    • Gas warning systems must be put into operation by the installer.
    • The gas measuring cells in the gas sensors are wearing parts and must be replaced every 1-5 years, depending on the type of gas.
    • A gas warning system must be checked and calibrated by the installer at least once a year. Depending on the application, shorter intervals may be necessary.
    • When servicing a gas warning system, the gas measuring cells must be replaced in accordance with the maintenance plan.

    More information

    For more information, please contact the association and order their documentation:

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