H2scan’s HY-ALERT product line includes a range of state-of-the-art, portable hydrogen leak detectors and fixed area monitors designed to ensure safety within an enclosed or open area where there is the potential for a hydrogen leak. These products ensure around-the-clock safety by preventing explosions and provide unmatched performance.
Designed to ensure safety within an enclosed or open area where there is the potential for a hydrogen leak
H2scan’s HY-ALERTA™ 500 Handheld Hydrogen Leak Detector is the industry’s most versatile, portable hydrogen leak detector able to respond to the widest range of hydrogen gas concentrations without the need of any peripheral equipment.
H2scan’s HY-ALERT product line includes a range of state-of-the-art, portable hydrogen leak detectors and fixed area monitors designed to ensure safety within an enclosed or open area where there is the potential for a hydrogen leak. These products ensure around-the-clock safety by preventing explosions and provide unmatched performance.
H2scan’s hydrogen-specific sensing systems are based on a patented “Chip on a Flex” technology able to detect and measure hydrogen without false readings or expensive support equipment required. This core sensor technology utilizes the unique interaction of hydrogen with palladium, and a proprietary coating enables continuous operation in harsh contaminant environments.
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