Honeywell Searchzone Sonic

The Honeywell Searchzone Sonik is a robust and reliable gas leak detector that will efficiently “hear” the loss of containment of any high-pressure gas within its listening zone. An advanced, SIL 2 certified, hazardous area ultrasonic gas leak detector, the Searchzone Sonik responds to the ultrasonic sound pressure level produced by pressurized gas leaks and is therefore unaffected by environmental conditions.

Searchzone Sonik is factory calibrated. Its robust sealed design with no moving parts and the solid-state sensor allows for mounting in any orientation, even in the harshest environments. The gas leak detector will respond quickly to a gas leak within a sensing range radius of typically 20m (65 ft), dependent upon background noise. The intelligent background noise detection system allows the detector to be set up for maximum sensitivity while Focus Mode means that the detection area can be restricted to only include the hazard being monitored. This way you have confidence that you’ll always stay safe and ultrasound.

Since gas does not need to come into contact with their sensors, ultrasonic (or acoustic) detectors respond instantly upon “hearing” the distinct sound pattern of a leak, operating at a frequency outside the range of human hearing.

Unaffected by airflows and adverse weather conditions, they are particularly suited to open and well-ventilated areas, such as floating production storage and offloading vessels, gas turbine power plants, compressor stations, gas storage facilities, petrochemical processing plants, refineries, or offshore and onshore oil and gas installations.

Concerned about working at heights, in awkward positions that may even threaten your safety? Think again. Thanks to an easy-to-use mobile app and a dedicated testing tool, you can connect from ground level and test the Searchzone Sonik remotely, without exposing yourself to hazards. All you need to do is to stand on the deck, connect with your smartphone, and use the testing tool to check the detector’s response – it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 to have the high ground.