Single Gas

Single Gas Detectors: Reliable Protection for Specific Hazards

A single gas detector does one thing, and it needs to do it reliably every time. Whether a worker is entering a confined space, operating in an environment with a known toxic gas risk or needing oxygen monitoring during a plant shutdown, a single gas detector is the most practical and cost-effective way to provide personal gas protection for a specific hazard.

Gastech supplies one of the broadest single gas detector ranges available through a single Australian distributor, supporting customers across Australia and internationally. Our range covers disposable maintenance-free instruments like the BW Clip and ION Science ARA, long-life serviceable instruments like the M-Power UNI MP100 and GasBadge Pro, wireless personal monitors like the ToxiRAE Pro, dual-sensor instruments like the Tango TX1 with DualSense Technology, and specialist instruments for mercury vapour, phosphine fumigation and CO2 monitoring.

The gases covered across our single gas detector range include hydrogen sulphide, carbon monoxide, oxygen, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, ammonia, chlorine, hydrogen cyanide, phosphine, chlorine dioxide, hydrogen fluoride, hydrogen chloride, carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and mercury vapour, among others. If your site requires monitoring for a specific gas, there is a strong chance we have a single gas detector configured for it.

When choosing a single gas detector, the key decisions are the target gas, whether a disposable or serviceable instrument is more cost-effective for your operation, whether wireless connectivity or data logging is required, and what hazardous location approvals are needed for your site. Our technical team can walk through these questions with you and recommend the right instrument for your application, whether you are based in Australia or anywhere in the world.

Every single gas detector we supply is backed by our in-house service and calibration team, with offices across WA, NSW and QLD. For guidance on personal gas monitoring requirements in Australian workplaces, refer to Safe Work Australia.