Gas Detector Malaysia

Reliable Gas Detection Systems for Industrial & Commercial Safety

In industrial facilities, even the smallest gas leak can lead to serious safety risks, production downtime, or property damage. That’s why having a reliable gas detector is crucial.

At Comet Integrated, we provide a full range of portable and fixed gas detectors in Malaysia designed to help businesses detect, monitor, and control hazardous gases in real time — keeping your operations safe and compliant.

Our Types of Gas Detector in Malaysia

Industrial Gas Detectors

Commercial Gas Detectors

Domestic Gas Detectors

Portable Gas Detectors

How Gas Detectors Work

Gas detectors identify the presence of combustible or toxic gases using technologies such as:

Key Features	Description
Infrared Sensors	Ideal for hydrocarbon gases (e.g., methane, propane)
Catalytic Bead Sensors	Detect combustible gas concentration
Electrochemical Sensors	Used for oxygen and toxic gas monitoring
Semiconductor Sensors	Reliable for general gas leak detection

Applications of Gas Detectors in Malaysia

Our gas detectors are used across various industrial and commercial settings:

LPG storage and distribution facilities
Boiler and heating systems
Refineries and chemical plants
Wastewater treatment plants
Food & beverage manufacturing facilities
Laboratories and cleanrooms

💡 Tip: Choose the Best Gas Detection System for Your Business

How to Choose the Right Gas Leak Detector in Malaysia

Factor	What to Consider	Why It Matters
Type of Gas Detected	LPG, NG, methane, propane, CO, H₂S, NH₃, O₂	Each detector is calibrated for specific gases commonly used in Malaysia.
Detector Type	Portable or fixed wall-mounted	Portable units suit inspections; fixed detectors provide 24/7 monitoring in kitchens, factories, and boiler rooms.
Sensitivity & Response Time	High sensitivity and fast detection	Early detection helps prevent fires, explosions, and hazardous gas exposure.
Alarm System	Loud buzzer (≥ 85 dB), flashing lights, relay output	Ensures alerts are noticeable even in noisy industrial or commercial environments.
Power Compatibility	230V AC (Malaysia standard) or 12V/24V DC	Matches local electrical systems and existing control panels.
Installation Environment	Heat-resistant, humidity-proof, oil/steam-resistant, IP-rated housing	Prevents damage, false alarms, and sensor failure under Malaysian weather and kitchen conditions.
Certifications	CE, ROHS, ISO or other recognised standards	Indicates product quality, safety, and reliable performance.
Maintenance & Calibration	Replaceable sensors, easy calibration process	Reduces downtime and extends the lifespan of the detector.
Supplier Support	Technical support, warranty, installation guidance	Ensures correct setup, troubleshooting help, and long-term reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Gas Detection System in Malaysia

What types of gases can an industrial gas detection system identify?

Industrial systems can detect both flammable/combustible gases (e.g., methane, propane, LPG) and toxic gases (e.g., hydrogen sulfide H₂S, carbon monoxide CO, ammonia NH₃), as well as oxygen depletion/enrichment hazards.

Fixed vs portable gas detectors: which is right for my facility?

Fixed detectors are installed permanently for continuous monitoring in high-risk zones. Portable detectors are for spot checks, confined space entry or mobile inspection. Many facilities use both.

How often should gas detectors be calibrated in Malaysia?

Calibration frequency varies, but many sources recommend calibration every 6–12 months (especially for fixed systems) and more frequent bump tests for portable systems.

Where should I install gas detectors in my Malaysian industrial facility?

Placement depends on properties of the gas: lighter-than-air gases accumulate near the ceiling; heavier gases settle near the floor. Also near probable leak points (valves, joints, storage).

What are common mistakes to avoid when installing a gas detection system?

Mistakes include poor placement, skipping calibration, ignoring environmental factors, choosing wrong sensor type, and DIY installation without professional oversight.

How does a gas detection system integrate into my safety/monitoring infrastructure?

Systems can link to plant control systems (PLC/DCS), building management, ventilation shutdowns, alarm panels. For Malaysian B2B users this integration is key for safety and compliance.

What should I consider when selecting sensor technology?

You’ll evaluate sensor type (infrared, catalytic bead, electrochemical, MOS), required gases, environment (temperature/humidity), maintenance demands, lifespan and cost.

What Malaysian regulatory standards apply to gas detection systems?

Industrial sites must comply with Department of Occupational Safety and Health Malaysia (DOSH) regulations, safe work practices for hazardous gases, confined space entry, and equipment maintenance. Local vendors often align systems to those standards.

What is the total cost of ownership for a gas detection system?

Costs include initial equipment and installation, calibration/maintenance, sensor replacements, integration to control systems, and training. Investing upfront often reduces downtime and safety risk.

What steps should I take after an alarm activates on my gas detection system?

Once the alarm triggers: evacuate or isolate the affected area, ventilate if needed, investigate and stop the source of leak, record the incident, service the detector and retest. Having a written procedure is critical.

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Welcome to Comet Integrated

Comet Integrated Sdn Bhd (502054-M) is a registered company established in 1999. we have a leading presence in supporting gas suppliers, distributors and LPG professionals.