NH3-BW SOLO SINGLE GAS DETECTOR -HONEYWELL

NH3-BW Solo Single Gas Detector – Honeywell

The Honeywell BW™ Solo NH3 Single Gas Detector is a compact, lightweight and reliable personal gas monitoring instrument designed for the detection of ammonia (NH₃) in industrial and occupational environments. It provides continuous monitoring of ammonia concentrations and alerts users to potentially hazardous gas exposure through audible, visual and vibrating alarms.

Featuring an advanced electrochemical sensor, the BW Solo delivers accurate and dependable gas detection in a portable, easy-to-use design. Its rugged construction, IP66/IP68-rated protection and simple maintenance make it suitable for demanding industrial environments.

The detector is designed to enhance workplace safety by helping personnel identify ammonia leaks and exposure risks in real time. It is ideal for refrigeration facilities, chemical processing plants, fertilizer manufacturing, wastewater treatment plants, laboratories and other industrial applications where ammonia gas may be present.

Key Features:

• Detects ammonia (NH₃) gas.

• Continuous single-gas monitoring.

• Advanced electrochemical sensor technology.

• Audible, visual and vibrating alarm notifications.

• Displays gas concentration readings in ppm.

• Lightweight, compact and portable design.

• IP66/IP68 dust and water resistance.

• Configurable low, high, TWA and STEL alarms.

• Peak exposure readings and event monitoring.

• Easy sensor, battery and filter replacement.

• Compatible with Honeywell IntelliDoX docking station.

• Optional Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity on wireless models.

Applications:

• Industrial refrigeration and cold storage facilities.

• Fertilizer and chemical manufacturing plants.

• Wastewater treatment facilities.

• Agricultural and livestock facilities.

• Laboratories and research institutions.

• Food processing industries.

• Industrial safety and confined-space monitoring.

Brand: Honeywell BW
Model: BW Solo NH3
Gas Detected: Ammonia (NH₃)
Sensor Technology: Electrochemical
Measurement Unit: Parts Per Million (ppm)