Locating leaks often proves to be very demanding due to locations that are difficult to access. This is where the Dräger GS3 leakage detector comes in: as it is no larger than a ballpoint pen, even hard-to-reach places are no problem. The detector for flammable gases such as natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas and hydrogen detects even the smallest of leaks, indicated by a visual and acoustic alarm signal.

Designed for maximum user safety, these standard safety helmets are made from high-density injected polyethylene with a ribbed surface for optimal impact protection.

Fitted with a six-point harness and buffering strap system, these SiteSafe® helmets remain comfortable in a wide range of workplace settings.

Features and Benefits
• HDPE shell delivers strength and durability
• Ribbed surface provides improved rigidity
• Rim around the outer edge of the helmet collects and routes water away from the head
• Six-point harness provides a comfortable fit
• Fabric sweatband absorbs fluid and keeps users dry and comfortable
• A multi-strap system supports and reduces pressure points
• Suitable for adjustment to two different positions for user preference
• Side slots allow for the attachment of compatible ear protection or visor attachments

Standards
• CE certified
• EN 397:2012 + A1:2000
• EN 50365:2002

Notes
• Compatible with the SiteSafe® visor carrier (SSF9577200K) and the SiteSafe® clear polycarbonate visor (SSF9609420K)

​​The X-am 2800 multi-gas detector measures up to four gases and is equipped with a shock-resistant CatEx sensor. With the Dräger Gas Detection Connect software, it offers live monitoring and powerful fleet management. Designed for personal monitoring, the X-am 2800 offers the highest level of safety at a low cost of ownership.

The Dräger Pac® 8500 single-gas detection device is a reliable and precise instrument even under the toughest of conditions. Measured data can easily be transmitted into the Dräger Gas Detection Connect system via Bluetooth®. The device can be equipped with a hydrogen-compensated CO sensor or a Dräger dual sensor. This gives you the option of measuring two gases at once: H2S with CO, H2S with O2 or O2 with CO.