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Optimise Plant Safety with Wireless Gas Detection

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Webinar: Optimise Plant Safety with Wireless Gas Detection<br>Sept 29, 2021

Wireless gas detection can be an effective way to optimise safety on industrial sites. 

During our webinar, we will discuss how the efficient expansion of the existing system can be delivered using wireless devices. There will be an expert discussion on the most effective methods of providing effective gas detection coverage while reducing installation efforts and costs. Examples of complex projects will also be provided, highlighting how systems with both wireless and wired devices can provide efficient and compliant solutions for even the most demanding applications. 

Wireless gas detection provides many opportunities which were previously challenging and costly to realise. Come and find out how. 

Format: Live Webinar
Date: Wednesday, Sept. 29th, 2021
Time: 01:00 PM - 02:00 PM (CEST)


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Advantages of Wireless Architecture

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How to set up Wireless Systems

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Combining Wireless & Wired Systems

Speaker Profiles:

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Mr. Christian Heinlein, PhD
Product Manager 
(Wireless Gas Detection Systems)
GasSecure AS – A Dräger Company

Christian Heinlein joined GasSecure – now part of Dräger – in 2013. In his position as product manager he contributed to developing the collateral, product training and technical support concepts for the first wireless gas detector for industrial applications. From earlier positions, amongst other with NEO Monitors, he has extensive knowledge in the field of infrared gas detection using tunable diode laser and MEMS technology. 

Christian holds a master degree in electrical engineering from the Technical University Braunschweig and a PhD in electronics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

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Mr. Dave Kean
Project Engineer 
(Fixed Gas Detection & Wireless Systems)
Dräger UK & Eire | Middle East | Africa | India

David joined Draeger in 2017. In his position as wireless field engineer, he has been involved in system design, testing, installation and commissioning of all UK fixed wireless systems.

In previous roles he was heavily involved in industrial IT infrastructure as a communications engineer, specialising in wireless communication.

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