Ax60+ Modular Gas Safety System

 

Ax60 Modular System

The Ax60+ is a modular gas safety system capable of measuring CO2, O2 and/or CO.

You can build the system to your requirements in-order to meet your specific needs and legislative safety requirements.

The bespoke modular setup provides the flexibility to integrate up to four different sensors (per setup) for the simultaneous measurement of various gases, bespoke to your application.

The Ax60+ is a time served, trusted gas safety monitor that can be used across many different industries that require accurate gas monitoring to keep your people safe.

 

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Ax60+ Sensor Options

The Ax60+ modular safety system is available with a multitude of different sensors to help keep you safe.

There are currently sensors that measure CO2, O2, CO or you can add a combination of these sensors to measure multiple gasses all from the same Central Display Unit.

We also offer 2 industry specific sensors:

  • The Ax60+ Cultivate which is a specialized CO2 safety sensor for indoor agriculture, encompassing vertical farming, greenhouses, indoor farms, indoor cannabis farms, and plant nurseries.
  • The Ax60+ Kiosk which is a standalone version of the popular Ax60+ carbon dioxide (CO2) monitor. It is simple to wall mount in the area where carbon dioxide (CO2) is stored or piped.

If you would like to connect the Ax60+ system to your business management system, you can add a DOM (Data Output Module) to your system to connect everything together and act as a gateway between your Ax60+ and your BMS.

Built-in relays can activate ventilation or gas shut-off using the optional Solenoid Valve which can automatically turn off the gas supply in alarm conditions

Ax60+ Central Display

The Central Display Unit for the Ax60+ is required for all builds (except when using an Ax60+ Kiosk which is a standalone sensor).

The unit has been specifically engineered for use in environments where accurate gas analysis is critical. The Ax60+ CDU clearly displays the information you need and helps to ensure the safety of personnel by continuously monitoring the levels of various gasses.

The Ax60+ features an intuitive and user-friendly interface, making it easy for operators to navigate and access critical information. The clear display provides real-time data on gas concentrations, allowing for quick and informed decision-making.

This unit acts as a main panel for up to 4 sensors (CO2, O2 and CO and Cultivate). The LCD (Liquid crystal display) screen is used to display the readings for each sensor as well as any fault codes that may appear when the sensor is in fault. Also within the central display unit you can attach a beacon, a DOM (Data Output Module) unit and up to 2 relays on one system. 

From the Central Display Unit, the user can access the technical menu, this is where you can customise your Ax60+ to your own needs, and also from these same menus you can calibrate your sensors to make it more user maintainable. The Ax60+ also comes with a universal power supply, making it adaptable to any situation. 

Ax60+ Alarm Units

The AX60+ Alarm Units are integral components of a comprehensive gas detection system, working together with the Central Display and Sensor units to enhance safety in environments where accurate gas monitoring is crucial. These alarm units are specifically designed to provide immediate and unmistakable alerts in the event of abnormal gas concentrations, ensuring a swift response to potential hazards.

The AX60+ Alarm Units are equipped with both audible alarms and highly visible LED indicators. This dual-alert system ensures that operators are promptly notified of any deviations from acceptable gas levels, even in noisy or busy industrial settings.

Why not add a DOM (Data Output Module)?

The Data Output Module (DOM allows the Ax60+ to communicate real time monitoring to platforms such as building management systems (BMS), providing crucial opportunities for in depth trend analysis.

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CO2 Calculator

 

There is a common misconception that if using carbon dioxide (CO2) in your facility you can stay safe by using an oxygen (O2) monitor. 

The team here at Analox want to dispel this myth so we can ensure you and your team stay safe when using and storing CO2. 

CO2 is a toxic gas meaning that even at relatively low levels it can have dangerous effects on the human body. In the event of a CO2 leak, the CO2 will begin to displace the O2 in the area, however, O2 sensors typically have alarm levels set at around 19.5% and 18% so by the time the CO2 has displaced enough oxygen to trigger these alarm levels the CO2 levels will be dangerously high.

If using CO2, your safety monitor must be a CO2 monitor, this is critical so you are alerted to any leaks at levels which still give you time to take action to keep everyone safe.  This also helps to save you money as leaks can be addressed early and in the current times of CO2 shortages, protecting this precious resource is key to any business. 

We’ve made this calculator so you can check the resultant O2 levels when the ambient CO2 level changes.

 

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SLOT Specified level of toxicity (1 - 5% of fatalities)

SLOD Significant likelihood of death (50% fatalities)

Remember: You CANNOT use an O2 sensor to measure CO2 levels. CO2 levels become hazardous to life long before the CO2 displaces enough O2 for it to trigger an O2 alarm.

Optional Extras & Accessories

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Its flexibility is what makes it such a good product as it can suit a wide range of requirements each customer may present. There are a multitude of sensors, alarms and strobes you can attach to one CDU (central display unit). Included in this expansive set up choices are optional add ons, such as a beacon, a Kiosk set up and a DOM (Data output module).

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