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For combustible gas detection instruments, an alarm is required on-site – how is the alarm device connected?

2011-04-12View Original

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For combustible gas detection instruments that require alarm functionality on-site, does the signal to activate the alarm come from the detection instrument or from the controller?
Reply #22011-04-13
The controller provides power, while the detector sends signals.
Reply #32011-04-13
Now, combustible gas alarms are required to have audible and visual alarms on-site. The acoustic and optical alarm is driven by the on-site instrument.
Reply #42011-04-13
A sound and light alarm on the strap at the site will do; a small speaker and a flashing light on the watch itself.

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