FREDONIA, Pennsylvania - Grace Industries is now offering a combined man-down alarm and evacuation product for interface to fixed gas detection or fire alarm systems.
The MS1000X evacuation and worker alarm monitoring system works with the Grace portable worksite alarm and worker-worn TPass®3 or SuperCell® man-down alarms providing real time safety monitoring of workers while also including an evacuation alarm. When interfaced to any existing fixed gas detection or fire alarm system, the MS1000X will transmit an evacuation signal directly to workers wearing the TPass3 or SuperCell emergency signaling man-down device.
Work in confined spaces and hazardous areas are extremely important. As companies move to streamline operations, a new challenge in confined space and hazardous area monitoring has emerged. Companies want to meet or exceed confined space safety regulations while the challenge is protecting their employees adequately and remaining profitable.
VP of R&D at Grace Industries, Robert Campman, states, “The confined space and hazardous area solution creates as a versatile, high performance safety monitoring system to fill the growing needs of industry while providing a high level of on-site worker safety, accountability and monitoring. This system truly provides a new dimension of prevention to our safety monitoring and rescue systems”.
All Grace products use a patented Smart-Signaling® radio telemetry providing the highest performance worker safety products available. The innovative design allows supervisors and employees to effectively monitor the safety of their co-workers in a stand-alone solution or through existing alarms systems.
Since 1974, Grace Industries has developed “Solutions for Life Safety” for mining, public safety fire, industrial, and transportation markets in more than 31 countries. Grace offers a diverse suite of radio telemetry products including various other visual alerting and audio alarm safety products used in several different industries.
Call 800-969-6933 or email sales@graceindustries.com.
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