GDS Technologies Ltd. products

The Combi has been designed to operate in the full range of environments from commercial premises through to heavy industrial applications which may require hazardous area sensing. Typical monitor locations are - public buildings, car parks, tunnels, breweries, boiler plant rooms, water treatment works, H&V control, manufacturing, process plants, horticulture, hotels, offices.

Toxic/Flammable/Refrigerant sensor combination. Standard Unit 1 - 10 Sensors. Four zone indicators. Single cable for multiple sensors. Individual Sensors with audible and visual warning alarms. Sensors pre-set and tested. Self diagnostic. Pre and full alarm indication. Two alarm relays. Wall or panel mount. Designed for ease of installation. System easily extended. Off the shelf system.

The GDS 404 has been designed with features that provide an effective response to the detection of gas hazards in a wide range of environments, from commercial premises through to heavy industrial applications requiring hazardous area sensing. Typical monitor locations are public buildings, boiler plant rooms, swimming pools, water treatment works, H&V control systems, manufacturing and processing plants.

The GDS2010 has been designed with features that will provide an effective response to the detection and control of gas hazards in a wide range of industrial enviroments from boiler plant rooms to offshore petrochemical installations.

A fixed single point alarm unit that meets the requirements for economic and reliable monitoring of gas levels in a wide range of environments from commercial premises through to heavy industrial applications which may require  hazardous area sensing. Typical monitor locations are - public buildings, boiler plant rooms, swimming pools, water treatment works, H&V control systems, manufacturing and process plants.

A fixed gas sensor that meets the requirements for economic and reliable monitoring of gas levels in a wide range of environments and applications. Initially designed for the monitoring of gases within cabins, enclosures and cabinets. The addition of an optional mains supply input expanded its use into conventional areas of gas detection covering boiler plant rooms, gas meter houses, battery charger rooms and many other commercial and light industrial applications.

Continuous monitoring. Flammable, oxygen or toxic gases. Easily installed and maintained. 2 alarm levels & relays. 4~20mA analogue output. Line blockage and pump fail monitor. Delay to alarm option.

Sequential Gas Sampling System 1-48 Way; 1-48 sample points.Monitor up to 8 gas types. No sample line purge delay. Wide range of sensor types. 4 line alpha/numeric display. Selectable sample line sequence. Display of each sample line location. Easily installed and maintained. Full indication of all operations. Event logging / Modbus / RS232 / RS485. Line blockage and pump fail monitoring. Variable sample time for optimum cycle time. High integrity, comprehensive self check fault monitoring. Centralised one man calibration offers minimum running costs. Split system operation – optional. Line blockage, blow back – optional. Hazardous area operation – optional. Remote repeater panel – optional. LED/text indicator panel – optional. Auto flood cut off – optional. Enclosure internal gas monitoring with automatic system shutdown – optional. Sample line multiplier (5 branch per line) - optional.

Continuous monitoring. Flammable, oxygen or toxic gases. Easily installed and maintained. 2 alarm levels. Alarm relay outputs. Delay to alarm options. 4~20mA analogue output. Compact size. Comprehensive fault monitoring. Line blockage monitoring. Pump failure monitor. Optional remote pumped sensor unit.

The GDS 306 system is designed to monitor gas levels from a number of sample-points, targeted at situations where the positioning of conventional gas sensors may not be practical. This may be due to equipment security, cable routing, access for detector head installation/maintenance, harsh environment or a cost effective means of monitoring designated hazardous areas, typically - tunnels, marine applications, underground/high level voids, process control, landfill, multi storey car parks, brewing, horticulture, retail.