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The alarm-latch feature is used to keep an alarm on after the alarm-causing condition no longer exists. This
serves to sustain alarm signals, which can encourage the instrument operator to check the display screen
for gas readings and an instructional message, and to optionally release the alarm latch.
*Requires iNet Control, DSSAC (Docking Station Software Admin Console), or Accessory Software,
iNet Now
Part of the iNet® Integrated Solution for Gas Detection,
iNet Now
provides the opportunity for its users to
learn of and respond to unsafe conditions
as they occur
.
Using Bluetooth technology, iNet Now happens in the
iNet Cloud Platform
where data from gas-detection
instruments are used to provide safety team members with real-time information and alerts about what is
happening in-field—everything from instrument gas readings to gas alarms, man-down events, panic
alarms, and more. iNet Now users can:
View instrument status summaries.
View a live-monitoring map.
Receive (via SMS text, e-mail, or both), detailed, subscription-based alerts that notify of gas-detection
and worker events.
Gas-information access
Optional gas-information displays are used to provide the instrument operator with the setpoints for gas
events and calibration gas concentrations. The information can be set to display during the start-up
sequence, be accessible during operation, or both.
Other key features
When used in combination with the security code feature, the instrument’s always-on option can help
prevent the instrument from being powered off during operation.
When the instrument is powered-off, the quick-status feature allows users to view this instrument
information: installed sensors, available battery power, and instrument serial number.
These hardware features help protect and reduce damage to the instrument:
The instrument's raised ridges help shield the sensor ports from dirt and damage when an instrument
falls or is dropped.
The display screen is recessed to protect it from scratches and other damage.
Rails help reduce wear from docking.