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Depending on the laboratory's field of activity, different gases are required that have a harmful effect on the human organism or pose a latent explosion hazard as explosive or flammable substances. KIMESSA offers you comprehensive safety solutions for gas monitoring.

Kimessa supply solutions for monitoring a wide variety of gases that occur or are used in the laboratory, such as N2O, O2, H2, N2, CO, CO2, CH4, H2S, etc. For the safety of people and the environment.

Typical for laboratories are the large number of different gases with the smallest measuring ranges, such as bromine, formaldehyde, hydrogen peroxide and hydrogen arsenide. KIMESSA is one of the leading suppliers in terms of measuring ranges and gas types. We currently offer more than 120 different types of gas with a wide range of measuring ranges. Of course, each is available as an analog, BUS or Ex measuring point.

Touch displays can be mounted at the entrance to the laboratory room for visualization and rapid control of the gas monitoring data. Of course, all measurement data and events are recorded and can therefore be tracked and analyzed at any time.

The plug'n play web server CWS 101 "Easylog" visualizes the gas concentrations in real time in the computer network, and e-mails can be sent to the responsible employees in the event of events such as alarms or faults.

Special solutions in this area include ready-to-install control panels for the gas cylinder cabinet and flush-mounted gas sensors. In the event of danger, the solenoid valves and other switching points are switched off immediately by our control panels.

Kimessa offers a variety of very special and sometimes unique products and solutions for laboratories. Particularly noteworthy is the unique bus concept, in which monitoring by means of gas measurement transmitters, alarming and visualization can be easily wired with the same cable. This allows installation costs to be optimized and the system can be easily expanded at any time without great effort.

Typical gases produced in heating centers are: Methane CH4 and propane C3H8.

The simple and clear gas warning system alerts you to uncontrolled gas concentrations. Gas leaks caused by ageing and vibrations on fittings are detected at an early stage. The alarm system can stop the gas supply, close the solenoid valve, switch off the burner, switch on the ventilation and alert the zone at risk.

The simple and clear gas warning system alerts you to uncontrolled gas concentrations. Gas leaks caused by ageing and vibrations on fittings are detected at an early stage. The alarm system can stop the gas supply, close the solenoid valve, switch off the burner, switch on the ventilation and alert the zone at risk.

The explosion zone determines the design of the gas measuring transmitter. The KSP / KSPC / PSPC (pellistor) is used for zone 2. The GSxM Ex explosion-proof gas measurement transmitter (available in two sensor technologies, pellistor or infrared) is used for Zone 1.
Touch displays can be installed at the entrance to the monitored rooms for visualization and rapid monitoring of gas concentrations.

All measurement data and events are recorded and can be traced and analyzed at any time.

To signal the gas alarm, the control panel triggers a flashing light and/or a horn. In most cases, the flashing light, which is installed near the danger zone, is sufficient to prompt safety personnel to act with caution. The alarm horn is mainly used in the industrial sector.

The KIMESSA systems with control panel, gas measuring transmitter and signal transmitters offer comprehensive safety and correct measurement.

Individual ventilation concepts are implemented with different control programs. The integrated switch-on and switch-off delays prevent the ventilation from being switched on prematurely in the event of a short-term local increase in CO concentration (petrol vehicles) or NO2 / NO (diesel vehicles). The CO/NO2 measurement is as good as its measuring principle. The KIMESSA CO/NO2 gas measuring transmitters are equipped with a selective electrochemical measuring element. This guarantees a selective and optimal measurement, the ventilation switches on in compliance with the required safety and prevents false flue gas alarms.

Touch displays or web servers can be used to visualize and quickly check the gas monitoring data. Of course, all data is recorded and can be viewed locally on the touch display or via the web browser on any PC. Exhaust gas alarm in car parks
Intensive traffic movements or technical faults in the ventilation system can cause the CO/NOx concentration in the car park to rise uncontrollably and reach a concentration that is hazardous to health.

Exhaust gas warning lights alert people at risk in good time. The warning lights are extremely easy to install and integrate perfectly into the room, even with sophisticated architecture. Symbols and text convey the correct behavior in the event of an exhaust gas alarm. The texts are available in various languages and the design of the light can be customized (font, pictograms, etc.).

Like other manufacturers, we have been using BUS technology in underground garages for years. However, KIMESSA goes one step further: we also integrate the complete alarm system into the BUS. For example, the LED warning lights, as well as the horns, can be integrated into the BUS, which means considerable cable savings. Another advantage is that extensions or changes can be made at any time without great effort or new cable laying.

Typical gases and vapors produced are, for example:: H2S, CH4, CO, O2, xylene, alcohol, toluene.

The simple and clear ATEX KIMESSA gas monitoring system for Ex zones 1 and 2 measures uncontrolled gas concentrations. Gas leaks caused by ageing and vibrations on fittings are detected at an early stage. The alarm organization of the CANline system stops the gas supply, switches on the ventilation and alerts the endangered zone.

In the hazardous materials storage industry, the use of a gas warning system is crucial to ensure the safety of employees, facilities and the environment. This applies to manufacturers who work with hazardous substances as well as haulage companies entrusted with the transportation of such materials, gas wholesalers who fill and trade gases in smaller containers and many more.

In no other area is the influence of different gases and vapors as great as in the storage of hazardous substances. The variety of stored solvents and potential interactions between them significantly increase the risk of leaks, accidents and hazards. This makes it all the more important that gas warning systems are used to provide early warning of potential hazards and to take appropriate measures.

Different gases require specific sensors and measuring methods. These requirements can vary depending on the type and concentration of the gases. In addition, gas warning systems must also be able to reliably detect even small quantities of hazardous gases and vapors in order to ensure maximum safety.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in the field of hazardous materials storage, they are able to offer products that are specifically tailored to the requirements and risks of hazardous materials storage facilities.

The storage and refrigeration of fruit, for example, involves specific risks and requires careful planning and the use of suitable products to ensure food quality and avoid hazards. A key area that requires special attention is the cold room where fresh food is stored. Here, not only the temperature and humidity conditions are crucial, but also the measurement of carbon dioxide CO2.

Refrigeration units are filled with various freons, CO2 or, for example, ammonia to cool the cold rooms. Therefore, on-site monitoring is also essential in these applications.

In view of these various dangers, it is crucial to comprehensively monitor the refrigeration system and cold room in order to be able to react to increased concentrations at an early stage. Simple monitoring of the room air is often sufficient here.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in the field of cold room monitoring, they are able to offer simple products that are specially manufactured and tested for different temperatures. Their experts are on hand to advise you with in-depth knowledge to help you ensure the safety of your cold storage rooms.

In pubs, dispensing systems are used to dispense beer using CO2 gas. The CO2 gas is usually stored underneath the bar. When changing gas cylinders, a connection on the gas cylinder, the fitting, can accidentally leak due to incorrect handling, so that CO2 can escape.

Kimessa offers a simple, ingenious solution for CO2 monitoring.The MONOlino with built-in acoustic and visual alarm.

Their gas detection systems are designed to quickly detect potential hazards and trigger alarms to enable a timely response.

Via Bell Technology, they also offer training and consultancy services to ensure that our customers can make optimum use of the gas detection systems and have the necessary knowledge to minimize potential risks.

Kimmessa offers customized solutions for monitoring CO2 gas in dispensing systems and storage areas. Their gas detection systems are designed to quickly detect potential hazards and trigger alarms to enable a timely response.

With their many years of experience and our commitment to safety and quality, we are your reliable partner for monitoring CO2 gas in dispensing systems and storage areas.

Proper water treatment in swimming pools is essential to protect the health of bathers and ensure a hygienic environment. However, this process involves specific risks that require expert advice and the use of suitable products. A critical area in swimming pools is the monitoring in the technical rooms.

The chlorine or ozone used to disinfect and maintain the water quality can be damaged and leak over time when the fitting is handled. Therefore, gas monitoring must be used for personal protection.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in the field of water treatment, they are able to offer products that are specifically tailored to the requirements and risks of swimming pools. Kimessa's simple air quality monitoring solutions include selective gas detectors that enable continuous measurement and monitoring. Early detection and warning of elevated gas levels can minimize potential hazards and ensure staff safety.

In the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, a large number of gases are used in various processes, including critical substances such as ethylene oxide EO, which is used to kill germs. Such substances can be harmful to health or even carcinogenic and therefore pose a significant risk to employees. For this reason, gas warning systems that can monitor several potential sources of danger simultaneously are of crucial importance.

These gas warning systems must be able to detect both extremely low concentrations in order to protect the health of employees, as well as suddenly occurring high gas levels that could indicate leaks or emergencies. The requirements for such systems are high.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in providing safety solutions for the chemical/pharmaceutical industry, they are able to offer gas detection transmitters that are specifically tailored to the needs and risks of this sector. The measuring elements we use are designed to ensure fast, reliable gas detection.

Kimessa understand the sensitivity and stringent requirements of the chemical/pharmaceutical industry and are committed to providing the best possible solutions. Their gas detection systems not only offer high reliability, but also easy integration into existing safety systems to ensure smooth operation.

In the drinking water industry, ensuring water quality is a top priority in order to protect the health of consumers. Nevertheless, various potentially hazardous gases can occur in water treatment processes, which underlines the need for reliable gas monitoring. One example of this is chlorine, which is often used to disinfect drinking water, but other chemicals may also be present that can be harmful to health if they occur in high concentrations.

Given these risks, gas detection systems are crucial to ensure the safety of the drinking water system. These systems must be able to respond to both extremely low concentrations of potentially harmful gases in order to protect drinking water quality, as well as alert to sudden high levels of gas that could indicate leaks or incidents.

Thanks to their many years of experience and expertise in providing safety solutions for the water treatment industry, Kimessa are able to offer gas detection systems that are specifically tailored to the needs and risks of this sector. Their systems are designed to ensure precise monitoring of various gases in real time and to trigger immediate alerts when required.

Kimessa understand the sensitivity and stringent requirements of the drinking water industry and are committed to providing the best possible solutions to ensure the safety and quality of drinking water. Kimessa's gas detection systems not only offer high accuracy and reliability, but also easy integration into existing safety systems to ensure smooth operation.

Due to the considerable increase in production in animal husbandry, the gas concentrations of methane and ammonia that occur today are far higher and more dangerous than in earlier times. The excretions of the animals lead to the release of gases such as methane and ammonia.

In order to be able to detect these gases in the long term and minimize potential risks, particularly robust products are required.

Kimessa offer customized products for animal husbandry that are precisely tailored to the specific needs and challenges of this industry. Their experienced team is on hand to provide you with expert advice to help you improve the safety and efficiency of your livestock farming and ensure the protection of your animals, facilities and the environment.

In this industry, precise monitoring of gas concentrations is crucial. By using the latest technology and sophisticated sensors, potential sources of danger can be identified and managed in good time. This is the only way to ensure a safe working environment and minimize the risk of accidents, which in turn significantly improves operational efficiency and employee safety.

Kimessa offer customized products for animal husbandry that are precisely tailored to the specific needs and challenges of this industry. Their experienced team is on hand to provide you with expert advice to help you improve the safety and efficiency of your livestock farming and ensure the protection of your animals, facilities and the environment.

In the beverage industry, gas warning systems are essential in various areas to ensure the safety of employees. The requirements range from monitoring gases during production processes to ensuring the safe storage and handling of concentrates.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the main gas used during the production process.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) gas measuring transmitters in the beverage industry must be specially protected against water.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in providing safety solutions for the industry, they are able to offer gas detection systems that are specifically tailored to the needs and risks of the beverage industry. Their systems enable accurate and fast detection of the gas to be detected.

Kimessa understand the sensitivity and stringent requirements of the beverage industry and are committed to providing a cost-effective solution to ensure the safety of employees and products. Their gas detection systems not only offer high accuracy and reliability, but also easy integration into existing safety systems to ensure safe operation.

In wine production, storage plays a decisive role in the quality and taste of the end product. Wine cellars are a central part of this, where a variety of factors must be taken into account to ensure optimal storage conditions. In addition to temperature and humidity control, carbon dioxide (CO2) monitoring is also crucial.

The most dangerous gas in wine cellars is certainly carbon dioxide (CO2), which poses a health risk to staff.

Gas warning systems for wine cellars are therefore of great importance to ensure continuous monitoring of air quality. These systems must be able to measure elevated concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) in particular,

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience and expertise in providing safety solutions for the beverage industry, they are able to offer gas detection systems that are specifically tailored to the needs and requirements of wine cellars. Kimessa systems offer rapid detection of the target gas at elevated concentrations.

Kimessa understands the importance of proper storage conditions for wine production and are committed to providing customers with the most cost-effective solutions to ensure the safety of their personnel. Their gas detection systems not only offer high measurement accuracy and reliability, but also easy integration into existing safety systems to ensure smooth operation.

In the automotive industry, production facilities and assembly plants are highly complex environments in which a variety of processes take place. Various gases can be used that pose potential hazards to employees and the environment. Therefore, the implementation of gas detection systems in these facilities is crucial.

Automotive production involves numerous steps, such as engine test benches, where gases such as carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen compounds (NOx) can occur. These gases are harmful to health.

Gas warning systems in the automotive industry must be able to ensure continuous measurement of air quality and react quickly to increased concentrations. They must be able to react to low concentrations of gases in order to protect the health of employees.

Thanks to their many years of experience in providing safety solutions for industry, Kimessa are able to offer gas detection systems that are specifically tailored to the requirements and risks of automotive production. Their systems enable monitoring with various gas transmitters with a simultaneous reading in the event of an increased concentration.

Kimessa understand the sensitivity and stringent requirements of the automotive industry and are committed to providing customers with the most cost-effective solutions to ensure the safety of their employees while keeping production processes running efficiently and smoothly. Kimessa gas detection systems not only offer measurement accuracy and reliability, but also easy integration with existing safety systems to ensure safe operations.

In tank farms, where large quantities of various liquid chemicals and fuels are stored, safety is of paramount importance. Various gases and vapors can be released, posing potential hazards to employees and the environment. For this reason, the installation of gas warning systems in such facilities is essential.

Tank farms are often equipped with a variety of tanks that can contain a wide range of substances, including fuels such as gasoline, diesel and aviation fuels, as well as chemicals such as ammonia and sulfuric acid. These substances can release hazardous gases that can be either harmful or explosive if not handled properly or if the tanks are leaking.

Gas warning systems in tank farms / fuel depots must therefore be able to continuously measure air quality and react quickly to potential hazards. They must be able to respond not only to low concentrations of gases and vapors to ensure the safety of employees and the environment, but also to sudden releases of gases that could indicate leaks.

Thanks to Kimessa's many years of experience in providing safety solutions for industry, they are able to offer gas detection systems that are specifically tailored to the requirements and risks of tank farms / fuel depots. Their gas detection transmitters enable rapid detection in the event of a leak.

Kimessa understand the sensitivity and stringent requirements of tank farms / fuel storage facilities and are committed to providing the best possible solutions to ensure the safety of employees and the environment. Their gas detection systems also offer easy integration into existing safety systems.

At a temperature of 37 degrees, bacteria break down the biological substances in the sludge and a digester gas consisting of methane and carbon dioxide is produced. It is used in combined heat and power plants to generate electricity and heat.

Gas leaks caused by ageing and vibrations on fittings are detected at an early stage. The alarm system can stop the gas supply, close the solenoid valve, switch off the burner, switch on the ventilation and alert the zone at risk.

Thanks to their many years of experience in the field of wastewater treatment, Kimessa are able to offer products that are specifically tailored to the requirements and risks of wastewater treatment plants.

In addition to Kimessa's high quality products, they also offer comprehensive consultancy services to ensure that customers receive the best possible solution for their specific requirements. Alongside Bell Technology, our experienced team is on hand to help you select, install and maintain the right products for your wastewater treatment plant operation. With Kimessa's commitment to quality and safety, they will help you to safely protect your wastewater treatment plant.

Electroplating is a process from the field of surface technology, the general aim of which is to create functional and decorative layers on a base material. The coating processes are used in many technical industries, for example for dials in the watch industry.

During electroplating, the process produces hydrogen cyanide HCN, for example. Depending on the materials used, this also produces other toxic gases and vapors that pose potential hazards to employees and the environment. For this reason, the installation of gas warning systems in such plants is essential.

In food production, food is often shock-frozen in cool rooms and then immediately packaged.

Such cold rooms and blast freezers are often cooled on site with carbon dioxide (CO2). Gas leaks caused by ageing and vibrations on fittings are detected at an early stage with a gas warning system.

At Kimessa, they have specialized in this application for a long time and offer products that are precisely tailored to the requirements of food packaging and production. Their gas measuring transmitters are designed in robust stainless steel housings with splash water protection and an IP65 protection class. This special design not only ensures reliable protection against the ingress of splash water, but also a hygienic environment in the production area.

Kimessa also offer extra solid stainless steel collision protection plates to ensure additional safety for the gas detection transmitters. These collision protection plates not only protect the systems from damage by forklift trucks or other vehicles, but also contribute to the longevity and reliability of the devices.

Their gas measurement transmitters are also equipped with special water protection plates that enable simple and effective cleaning with high-pressure cleaners. This ensures problem-free cleaning of the systems and helps to maintain high hygiene standards in your production environment.

Kimessa's aim is to offer customers high-quality and reliable solutions that not only meet safety requirements, but also fulfil the specific requirements of food production. With Kimessa products, you can be sure that your production environment is not only safe, but also hygienic and efficient.

The monitoring of nitrogen containers is becoming increasingly important, particularly in the food processing, chemical, pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. Nitrogen is often used in large quantities for various applications, including as an inert gas for food packaging, in laboratories for the storage of samples and in medical facilities for the storage of biological materials.

Kimessa products enable continuous monitoring of important parameters such as pressure, temperature and nitrogen concentration around the containers.

Plant engineering is an essential pillar of many industries, as it provides customized solutions for complex production and manufacturing processes. Although gas warning systems in the direct sense are not always the focus of plant engineering, they nevertheless play an important role, particularly in the manufacture of plant parts or components in which potentially hazardous gases can occur.

Despite their occasional use, gas detection systems are crucial for plant construction as they help to ensure the safety of employees and minimize the risk of accidents. In many cases, different suppliers need to work in close collaboration to ensure that the gas detection system is seamlessly integrated into the overall plant concept and functions smoothly.

Effective cooperation and coordination between the various partners is essential here so that the gas detection system can be optimally integrated into the system concept. As an experienced supplier of gas detection technology, Kimessa understands the importance of this cooperation and strive to offer customers suitable solutions.

Their solutions for system construction include innovative approaches such as built-in control panels that enable easy integration of the gas detection system into existing systems. Kimessa also offer a modular design for DIN rail mounting, which ensures flexible and cost-efficient installation. In addition, they provide converters and other components that enable seamless integration and communication between different parts of the system.

Kimessa's aim is to offer our customers in plant construction high-quality and reliable solutions that not only guarantee safety, but also enable smooth and efficient integration into the overall plant concept. With their many years of experience, Kimessa are the ideal partner for plant engineering when it comes to gas warning systems.

In power plants, regardless of their type or technology, whether they are lignite, nuclear, gas or hydropower plants, safety is a top priority. During the power generation process, various gases such as natural gas (CH4),

hydrogen (H2), etc., whether through combustion, cooling or other operating processes. A reliable gas warning system is therefore essential in order to detect potential hazards at an early stage and take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of employees and plants.
When implementing gas warning systems in power plants, differentiated solutions are required that meet the specific requirements and circumstances of each type of power plant.

As an experienced supplier of gas detection technology, Kimessa support power plant operators with specialist knowledge and solutions. Their products are selected for the respective application in order to meet the special challenges and requirements of power plants.

Kimessa offer a wide range of gas transmitters that are suitable for use in various power plant environments.

Their aim is to provide power plant operators with the best possible solutions to ensure the safety of their plants and employees.

Shielding gas welding uses shielding gases that flow around the electrode and the molten metal. The supply of shielding gases in the torch forms a protective atmosphere around the welding point and thus stabilizes the arc.

Welding fumes can contain a mixture of airborne gases such as nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), ozone (O3) and inert gases such as argon or helium.

In closed rooms, a gas warning system is usually necessary or at least extremely useful.

The protection of employees from welding fumes in welding workshops must be based on rapid detection and robust sensor technology.
Kimessa gas warning systems are known for their robustness and reliability and offer a variety of functions that meet the requirements of different applications. From simple warning systems to complex monitoring systems, they offer the right solution for every situation.