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Gas Monitoring for Battery Rooms and Containers: from Spec to Startup

 

Improve safety, ensure compliance, and maintain operational continuity

Data center and facility managers are learning the hard way that hydrogen gas monitoring of battery rooms and containers is complicated. Sensors fall out of calibration and no one knows. Maintenance falls off the schedule. False alarms lead to quietly disabling the sensor.

Our expert with decades of experience explains the different sensor technologies, their pros and cons, and gives real-world advice on installing and maintaining sensors in battery rooms.

This short but information-packed webinar may be the one thing you need to avoid costly mistakes.

  • Eliminating disruptive false alarms in data center battery rooms

  • Leveraging advanced sensor technologies to reduce or remove maintenance and calibration requirements

  • Knowing the differences in hydrogen gas detection across and containerized and indoor battery rooms.

  • Meeting NFPA 855 and other standards compliance while enabling simplified, plug-and-play deployment of detection systems

This webinar is built for:

    • Data center operators and facility managers
    • Building facility managers and property managers
    • Containerized battery storage OEMs

Gas Monitoring for Battery Rooms and Containers - from spec to startup

 

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About H2scan

H2scan is a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance hydrogen sensing solutions, dedicated to delivering the most reliable industrialized sensing solutions to OEM partners, distributors and end customers globally.

The company's latest Gen 5 solutions offer unparalleled accuracy, maintenance-free operation, and cost-effectiveness in hydrogen sensing. Trusted by industry giants like ABB, Siemens, ExxonMobil, Shell, Procter & Gamble and others, its products are integral in shaping the new Hydrogen Economy for a clean, secure and affordable energy future.

H2scan products are also used by utilities for transformer fleet asset management, by the chemical industry to optimize hydrogen processes, and for safety monitoring in enclosed areas susceptible to hydrogen leaks and energy storage charging out-gassing and other similar hydrogen sources.

Built on solid-state technology pioneered at Sandia National Laboratory and the U.S. Department of Energy, H2scan boasts 44 patents covering its core technology, software and product innovations.