Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the Universe and one of the most abundant elements on Earth. It is flammable and explosive. The hydrogen flame is invisible in daylight. Hydrogen is also odorless and colorless. Hence it is difficult to see its leakage. That is why it is so important to use hydrogen detection devices in industry. Our proposal is the Panther hydrogen detector from ION Science. The device combines accuracy in detecting hydrogen leaks, stability and repeatability of readings, and ease of use.
With the growing importance of hydrogen as an energy carrier, the need for appropriate pressure transmitters for this medium is also growing. The NHT 8250 pressure transmitter from Trafag will work well with even very high pressures. The patented design of the sensor allows for exceptional long-term stability while maintaining an attractive price. Another pressure transmitter for hydrogen is the EHI8280. Our offer of hydrogen pressure transmitters is complemented by a pressure transmitter for potentially explosive areas - EXNT8292. All Trafag hydrogen pressure transducers are EC79/2009 certified, which allows them to be used in hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Our offer also includes hydrogen valves series 171 and 175 from the Swiss company ValEVO. They are also suitable for working with very high pressure (1000 bar).