Gas, HVAC and Plumbing

  1. Fluke ii900 Acoustic Imager Case Study: Mediclinic Group

    A clean hospital waiting area with doctors in blue scrubs and white coats serves as the background. In the bottom left corner a Fluke ii900 emerges from a grey circle with a light blue border. On the right, large, white text reads "Mediclinic Group Uses Fluke ii900 To Improve Sustainability & Patient Safety". Mediclinic Group is an international hospital group with facilities in South Africa, Namibia, Switzerland, and the United Arab Emirates. Committed to ensuring patient safety as well as meeting sustainability targets, Mediclinic Group turned to Fluke’s ii900 Industrial Acoustic Imager in an effort to locate costly, wasteful, and potentially hazardous gas leaks quickly and easily.[1]   Continue reading →
  2. Uses of Acoustic Imaging in Industry Workshop - hosted by Fluke

    PASS Ltd invites you to this FREE Acoustic Imaging Workshop, hosted by Fluke's Marc Sherwood - Technical Product Specialist. Continue reading →
  3. News Roundup: Unregistered Gas Engineers & Gas Unsafe Landlords

    The Gas Safe Register logo is sits on a black background on the right of the banner. On the left small, white text reads 'News Round Up', beneath this large, yellow text reads 'Unregistered "Gas Engineers"' and underneath this smaller, bold, underlined text says 'Don's Cut Corners With Gas'. Raising awareness about gas safety is critical to protecting the public. Unfortunately, there are still instances of illegal and dangerous gas work carried out by unqualified, unregistered “gas engineers”, as well as cases of landlords failing to meet legal gas safety requirements. Below are just some of the news stories that have been reported this year, followed by tips on how you can keep yourself, your family, your community, and, if you’re a landlord, your tenants safe. Continue reading →
  4. Testo Release New 316 Series of Gas Leak Detectors

    Three Testo 316 Series Gas Leak Detectors in a line on a white background. From left to right: the Testo 316-1 with an orange display and probe LED; Testo 316i with one green LED bar on the scale and a green probe LED; Testo 316-2 Ex with a red display and probe. Beneath these detectors, white text on a transparent orange background reads "New Testo 316 Gas Leak Detectors". Testo’s new series of 316 Gas Leak Detectors maximise the ease and efficiency of identifying, tracing, and pinpointing methane, propane, hydrogen, and butane gas leaks. Testo understands that not all gas detection operations are the same. Therefore, to meet the needs of all their customers, Testo has designed this range to contain an array of models, including simple LED indicators; detectors with a digital display for taking quantitative measurements; explosion-protected models; and instruments suitable for identifying both fuel gas and refrigerant leaks. All Testo's 316 Series Gas Leak Detectors feature a flexible probe with a traffic light LED. This enables access to difficult-to-reach spaces and provides a clear detection/severity alert. Read on for an overview of Testo’s new 316 Gas Detector series. Continue reading →
  5. Anton by Crowcon to host HVAC Breakfast Club at PASS Training Centre

    Tue 27th Sept 22 | Stockton-on-Tees If you work in the HVAC and plumbing sector and want to learn more about Anton by Crowcon's HVAC products, then please come and join us for a Free breakfast and some hands-on product demonstrations. Continue reading →
  6. Gas Safety for All Seasons

    On the left a blue box drops down from the top. In it white text reads 'How To Stay Safe'. Beneath this box, large, white text on a black background reads 'Gas Safety for All Seasons'. On the right of the image is a picture of a hob with a gas-safe, blue flame. In the UK our varied and often unpredictable seasonal weather leads to small talk, lush flora, and a range of gas safety concerns. It is therefore imperative that we are aware of the various gas safety problems that can arise, as well as how to prevent and/or address them.[1] Continue reading →
  7. Simple Solution to Protect HVAC Professionals Against CO Poisoning

    On the right of an image is an orange Crowcon Personal Gas Detector. On the left of the image large, white text on a black background reads "Protecting HVAC Professionals Against CO Poisoning". Odourless, colourless, and tasteless, carbon monoxide (CO) is a highly toxic, potentially deadly gas that HVAC professionals risk encountering daily. Thankfully, there is a simple, small, safe solution to protecting HVAC workers: Crowcon CO Gas Detectors.[1] Continue reading →
  8. Crowcon Answers Confined Spaces FAQs

    The Crowcon logo sits on a white background in the top left of the image, beneath it reads 'Detecting Gas Saving Lives'. Underneath this on a blue background, white text reads 'Crowcon Answers Confined Spaces'. On the right of the image a man in a red hazmat suit and gas mask is emerging from a large industrial pipe. Confined spaces pose a significant hazard to workers’ lives. Recently, BBC East Midlands published a story covering a corporate manslaughter trial taking place in Leicester Crown Court. Greenfeeds Limited is charged with two counts of corporate manslaughter after two of its employees, Nathan Walker (19) and Gavin Rawson (35), lost consciousness due to high CO2 concentrations and subsequently drowned inside a tanker.[1] Seven years before this incident in May 2009, two men, Maarten Pieter Den Heijer (30) and Robert MacDonald (45), died as a result of low O2 concentrations beneath the deck of a barge moored on Loch Creran, a sea farm near Oban. Scottish Sea Farms and Logan Inglis were fined £600 000 and £40 000 respectively (these fines were later reduced to £333 335 and £20 000) for breaches of health and safety regulations such as failing to train staff for working in confined spaces like the sealed chambers present on the Loch Creran barge.[2] Approximately 15 people in the UK lose their lives due to accidents in confined spaces; this number includes fatalities resulting from failed rescue attempts.[3] Therefore, it is vital to understand the risks, regulations, procedures, and equipment pertaining to working in confined spaces before you or your employees undertake any work. Thankfully, Crowcon has answered several frequently asked questions about confined spaces using the information outlined in the HSE's (UK) and OSHA's (USA) documentation on the subject.[4] Continue reading →
  9. Fluke Digital Multimeter Spring 22 Promotion!

    Buy a Fluke 114, 115, 116, or 117 Digital Multimeter and get a FREE 1AC VoltAlert. Starting on the 1st April 22, up to and including 31st May 22. Continue reading →
  10. International Women’s Day: Lillian Baumbach, the USA's First Female Master Plumber

    To the left of the image white text on a black background reads 'Lillian Ann Baumbach The First Female Master Plumber'. Beneath this in smaller white text it reads 'International Women's Day and World Plumbing Day'. To the right of the image is a photo of Lillian Ann Baumbach in overalls with a heavy wrench slung over her shoulder. She stands in front of a Baumbach truck and looks over her shoulder with the wrench resting on it towards the camera. To mark International Women’s Day (8th March) and World Plumbing Day (11th March), we’re celebrating a woman who chose to #BreakTheBias in the plumbing industry. Allow us to introduce Lillian Ann Baumbach, the USA’s first female Master Plumber. Continue reading →

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