In the many flammable and explosive environmental scenarios in our daily life, combustible gas detectors play the role of a protector. For example, in gas stations, combustible gas detectors are particularly important, which is not only a safety measure, but also a patron saint to protect our lives.
So, in order to keep us safe in the best condition, how far apart should the two combustible gas detectors be installed?
First of all, we must recognize that the location of the combustible gas detector is closely related to the environment in which it is installed.
In outdoor or open locations, such as petrol stations, the installation spacing must take into account wind direction, wind speed, and other environmental factors. In these places, the maximum distance between the two detectors is usually recommended to be no more than 20 meters. This layout ensures that in any event, in the event of a gas leak, the alarm system will trigger an alarm in a timely manner.
Transitioning to an enclosed space or indoor environment makes a difference. Taking the warehouse as an example, the installation location of the detector needs to comply with the relevant standards such as GB T-50493-2019. These specifications specify the correct installation distance of the detector according to the specific conditions of the actual situation, such as the volume of the space, the ventilation effect, etc. Therefore, whether it is a spacious factory building or a small storage room, professional planning is the key to efficiency and safety.
Some people may ask, "I have a small site, can I ignore this installation problem?" ”
The answer is absolutely not.
Our installation is in accordance with GB T-50493-2019 and other relevant standards, which is not only to comply with national standards, but also to protect our own safety, in the face of danger, never so-so!