Det-Tronics - Detector Electronics Corporation

Detector Electronics Corporation, a UTC Fire and Security Company, is a global leader in industrial hazard safety solutions, providing flame detection, gas detection, and hazard mitigation systems for critical industrial applications. We design, build, test, and commission SIL-2 flame and gas safety systems that range from conventional panels to fault-tolerant, addressable systems. Our flame and gas detectors are globally certified to the latest product approval standards.

The Det-Tronics EQP is a configurable, distributed, intelligent safety system providing flame and/or gas detection, along with alarm signaling, notification, extinguishing agent release, and/or deluge operation. All system components are integrated on a fault-tolerant digital communication network. The system is ideally suited for harsh industrial applications that require a hazardous location rated protection system.

Our full line of hazardous gas detection system configurations range from a variety of fixed infrared, catalytic, and toxic gas detectors to a complete line of display transmitters, gas controllers, power supplies, and gas control panels, Det-Tronics delivers the performance, quality, and reliability you can depend on.

Detector Electronics' flame detectors are solutions for applications in which risk to personnel is high and where fire might result in a large loss of equipment.  Beyond critical life-safety concerns, our products have proven to minimize total cost of ownership while minimizing false alarms.

Our industrial and commercial applications include oil and gas pipelines, turbine enclosures, off-shore platforms, Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessels, automotive-manufacturing facilities, aircraft hangers, nuclear facilities, hydrogen-filling stations, and munition plants. 

All of our flame detectores have wide area coverage, high false-alarm immunity, reduced response times, and the appropriate global approvals. And to improve ease of use, all X-Series flame detectors have HART-protocol options.