Helio Standalone Gas Detector

Helio Standalone Gas Detector

Discover Safety beyond limits with our

  • Mitigate Risks – Robust, effective, reliable protection
  • Save money – our Helio Standalone gas detector requires no control panel our software seamlessly manages all detector functionalities.
  • Contribute to Net-Zero goals by significantly reducing energy consumption compared to a standard control panel
  • Save time with our Pre-Configured solution, designed for greater installation efficiency
  • User-friendly: Effortlessly plug in replacement sensors
  • Stability allows for increased maintenance intervals.

The standalone detector incorporates a vibrant display, internal relays and RS485 communication which enables it to function as control panel and detector in one. The software provides control over all aspects of the detector.
 
Achieve Compliance and Worker Protection with our Helio Gas Detection systems, by continuously monitoring gas levels and triggering timely alarms to potential hazards, preventing accidents and exposure to toxic gases.

System Features

  • Scalability & Integration – Network up to 250 gas sensors
  • Send alarms to central monitoring stations
  • Remotely mount gas sensor
  • Incorporates Infra-red, electro-chemical, catalytic or PID sensor technologies
  • Visual indication of gas levels
  • 1.7″ Full Colour display
  • U-processor based functionality
  • RS-485 Modbus RTU
  • 4-20mA output
  • 2 x Volt free contacts 1A@30V
  • Alarm levels freely programmable
  • Internal fault monitoring
  • Plastic or Stainless steel sensor housing option

User Friendly

  • Non-intrusive one person calibration
  • Easy to use step by step menu
  • Minimal training required
  • Remotely mount sensors
  • Programmable alarm delay
  • Password protected
  • Supplied pre-configured

Cost Benefits

  • Standalone gas detector requiring no control panel
  • RS 485 network reduce cabling costs
  • Simple installation
  • Plug-in replacement sensors
  • Detector stability allows for increased maintenance intervals
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