Optimize parking garage safety with AGS Controls combined CO/NO2 gas detection and ventilation systems, ensuring cleaner air and regulatory compliance across parking facilities.

Certified sensors ensure accurate and reliable detection even in tough environments. When gas levels become too high, the system kicks in to quickly vent harmful gases, helping to maintain air quality and comply with safety regulations. Carbon Monoxide (CO) - …

Parking Garages and Carbon Monoxide Gas Detectors. Parking garages, maintenance bays, and other areas that will have vehicles running in an enclosed space must be ventilated to prevent the build-up of carbon monoxide and other dangerous gases from vehicle exhaust.

Parking Garages and Carbon Monoxide Gas Detectors. Parking garages, maintenance bays, and other areas that will have vehicles running in an enclosed space must be ventilated to prevent the build-up of carbon monoxide and other dangerous gases from vehicle exhaust.

Conspec’s parking garage carbon monoxide detector system initiates exhaust fans and alarms when carbon monoxide levels become unsafe. Easy installation and setup make this detector the preferred choice for CO detection in enclosed parking areas.

In parking structures, CO and NO2 are two of the most abundant airborne contaminants and poses significant safety concerns. The CO and NO2 levels must be controlled or ventilated when concentrations approach unsafe levels. Various gas monitors are available for use in parking structure applications.

Most building codes allow for demand-based ventilation in enclosed parking garages by monitoring CO levels. This type of design can drastically reduce energy costs (operating of garage fans and heating system), increase fan belt and motor life and reduce noises.

All enclosed parking garages should have carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide sensors that are properly installed and maintained in a manner that will activate the ventilation needed to remove the hazards from CO and NO2.

Conspec’s CO NO2 Detector maintains safe levels of carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide in enclosed spaces. Dry contact relays with programmable alarm points are provided for fan control and can be used in conjunction with external relays for louvre/damper control.

Co sensors for parking garages can detect the concentration of carbon monoxide in the underground parking lot. If the concentration is too high, it will alarm to remind the people in the parking lot to take timely countermeasures.