Also, Inhalation of HCL at low levels over short periods of time can cause throat irritation. Exposure to higher levels may result in effects including rapid breathing, blue coloring of the skin, fluid accumulation in the lungs and in extreme cases severe swelling of the throat, suffocation and death.

Symptoms of exposure include coughing, irritation in the throat and nasal tract; irritation and/or burns of exposed areas. Such facilities hence should be equipped with an appropriate gas monitoring systems to ensure the safety of the plant and personnel.Our SPC-03 controller comes with an integrated sensor and internal buzzer for the continuous monitoring of Hydrogen Chloride gas. It can also control an additional transmitter with an analog output signal. The SPC-03 offers simple and comfortable commissioning by flexible configurations with standard parameters.

With up to four alarm level, an RS 485 interface and an analog output, SPC-03 provides a perfect gas detection solution for Hydrogen Chloride gas.

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