Understanding Alarm Types and Configuration The Crowcon T4 supports two alarm settings: latched and non-latching. These settings determine whether an alarm clears automatically or requires manual intervention. Important: Instantaneous Alarm 2 is always latched and cannot be changed to non-latching. Latched Alarms A latched alarm requires manual intervention to reset, but only when gas levels...

BP Scales Back Green Investments in Favour of Oil and Gas Expansion BP has announced a significant shift in its energy strategy, scaling back its renewable energy investment while ramping up its focus on oil and gas production. The company will reduce its renewable investment by £3.95bn annually, bringing the total down to between £790m...

Is the Crowcon T4 ATEX Certified? The Crowcon T4 is ATEX certified, making it an ideal choice for workers who need to monitor gases in environments with explosive risks. It is designed to detect the presence and concentration of gases such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, other flammable gases, and oxygen depletion. When it comes...

Crowcon T4 Calibration Guide: Step-by-Step for Reliable Gas Detection If you’re using the Crowcon T4 gas detector, you already know how important it is for your workplace safety. But to keep it reliable, regular calibration is non-negotiable. A poorly calibrated detector can give false readings—or worse, fail to alert you to danger. So, let’s break...