We were delighted to be invited to a local inaugural SE Ferguson Facilities Supply Vendor Summit in Tampa last week. Tony DeDionisio and Chris May showcased the AGS solutions at the Grand Hyatt. A great opportunity to talk directly to facility engineers, managers and the ferguson team.
Featured on the table top was the AGS emergency gas shutdown controls, gas detection & our range of gas solenoid valves.
For more info on the AGS range of solutions – https://lnkd.in/dReAgiYG
Pictured above Chris May recieving the certificate of appreciation
Chris May, National Sales Director, was recently invited to present the Gas Safety Design in Educational Science Lab CEU presentation at the ASPE Capital Region NY Albany Chapter’s lunch meeting. The topic of discussion included how to provide the best environment for educators and the students whilst protecting the school buildings. In summary, the presentation consisted of code discussions, best practices, industry standards, new technology & added safety. The course is ASPE approved for 1 CEU.
Chris later commented ‘You’re all very kind, I had a fun time and appreciate all the questions. It was great to finally meet in person’.
We want to thank Michael Jacobsen of Emerson Swan, Inc. for arranging Chris’ two days in CT and NY.
If you are interested in an ASPE accredited presentation in your office, please contact info@americangassafety.com.
Pictured above Lynda Wimberly & John Welch recieving the golden award
Wimberly Sales Company, have represented American Gas Safety over the past 6 years with excellence and continiously invested their knowledge and experience in to developing the AGS brand.
Each year, to spotlight the fantastic work that our representatives do, AGS select a Manufacturer Representative of the Year.
Based out of Brentwood, TN, Wimberly Sales Company have increased AGS business by over 85% in 2022. An amazing effort by an amazing company.
Thank you Wimberly Sales for your continued efforts!
Being selected as rep of the year is a great achievement. The winners get a golden Merlin controller and plaque to display with pride.
We are welcoming representation in the following unoccupied states. If you are interested in representing American Gas Safety, please contact info@americangassafety.com.
ASPE 2022 proved to be the best received yet, with the AGS team discussing & demonstrating the various solutions endlessly to engineers, contractors & distributors.
Although the numbers aren’t out just yet, “the 2022 ASPE Convention & Expo in Indianapolis was one of the best shows in ASPE’s history—one of, if not the best attended from a numbers’ standpoint, and the interactions between exhibitors and attendees were outstanding from all accounts,” said Billy Smith, FASPE, Executive Director/CEO, ASPE.
Tony DeDionisio at American Gas Safety was interviewed this year by PHCPPros and was able to discuss many of the subjects that we’ve been preaching to engineers, contractors, and building owners around gas safety.
You can find the full 15 minute interview on link below. short snippet on carbon monoxide interlocks. If you’d like to view the full 15 minute interview, you can click the link below.
About the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE). ASPE is the only professional organization devoted to the training and certification of plumbing engineers and designers. ASPE and its 6,600 worldwide members are dedicated to protecting the health, welfare, and safety of the public through the dissemination of technical data and information to expand the base of knowledge among plumbing engineers, designers, contractors, code officials, inspectors, and manufacturers.
ASPE 2022 proved to be the best received yet, with the AGS team discussing & demonstrating the various solutions endlessly to engineers, contractors & distributors.
Although the numbers aren’t out just yet, “the 2022 ASPE Convention & Expo in Indianapolis was one of the best shows in ASPE’s history—one of, if not the best attended from a numbers’ standpoint, and the interactions between exhibitors and attendees were outstanding from all accounts,” said Billy Smith, FASPE, Executive Director/CEO, ASPE.
Tony DeDionisio at American Gas Safety was interviewed this year by PHCPPros and was able to discuss many of the subjects that we’ve been preaching to engineers, contractors, and building owners around gas safety.
You can find the full 15 minute interview on link below. short snippet on carbon monoxide interlocks. If you’d like to view the full 15 minute interview, you can click the link below.
About the American Society of Plumbing Engineers (ASPE). ASPE is the only professional organization devoted to the training and certification of plumbing engineers and designers. ASPE and its 6,600 worldwide members are dedicated to protecting the health, welfare, and safety of the public through the dissemination of technical data and information to expand the base of knowledge among plumbing engineers, designers, contractors, code officials, inspectors, and manufacturers.
There are no official figures of the area coverage of gas detectors; however, 50-100m2 per detector is a reasonable general guide.
For ParkSafe Detectors in an open floor plan/garage e.g., 7500sq ft – The radius of coverage should be approx. 15.2 m (50 feet) per Detector or 2,310 sq.m (7,580sq. ft).
There are no specific standards governing gas detector location (unlike fire detection systems); there are, however, general guidance documents. The most relevant being IEC 60079-29-2: Part 29: Gas detectors – Selection, installation, use and maintenance of detectors for flammable gases and oxygen. Much of what it covers is also relevant to toxic gas detection.
Detectors should be mounted where a potential hazard of gas is most likely to be present.
The following points should be noted also when locating gas sensors. When locating detectors consider
• The possible damage caused by natural events e.g., rain or flooding.
• Ease of access to the gas detector for functional testing, observation and service.
• How gas may behave due to natural or forced air currents.
Locations for detectors will vary based on the intended application and target gas, they should be located near identified sources of a potential gas leaks/pockets where gas could quickly accumulate and areas of identified consequential risk to detect gas. The composition of the target gas and its density relative to air are used as the basis for the recommended height of sensors.
Generally, the installation height of a sensor for a heavy gas (such as propane) would be close to the lowest point in the area, and for a light gas (such as methane) would be close to the highest point in the area. These recommended heights may vary based on air flow and temperature conditions in addition to the proposed application and location – this is particularly apparent with oxygen depletion sensors, and the target gas that they are used for.
Target Gas Typical Position
Natural Gas/Methane (NG) High Level – (1ft) from ceiling
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) Low Level – (1ft) from ground level
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Breathing Zone – (5ft 6”) from ground level
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Breathing Zone – (5ft 6”) from ground level
Hydrogen (H2) High Level – (1ft) from ceiling
Oxygen (O2) *Breathing Zone – (3 – 5ft) from ground level
* If you are installing and monitoring Oxygen depletion – consider the density of gas for its application and position the detector accordingly i.e. ground level for high density gases
Huge congratulations to the team at Hugh M. Cunningham Companies for an excellent year of sales.
The pandemic certainly did not slow them down as they effortlessly surpassed their targets.
With offices in Carrollton, Houston & San Antonio, the team have provided fantastic coverage across Texas, Oklahoma & New Mexico.
Highest achieved sales is always a great achievement. The winners get a silver Merlin controller and plaque to display with pride!
We thank you for all your hard work and continued support, long may it continue.
To highlight some of the great work that reps do, the AGS Team select a Manufacturer Representative of the Year.
This year, this has been awarded to Vernon Bitzer Associates, who have made the biggest impact with representing and promoting the AGS line of products.
Being selected as rep of the year is a great achievement. The winners get a golden Merlin controller and plaque to display with pride!
Congratulations and thank you VBA for your continued support.
American Gas Safety is represented in all states via our team of Manufacturers Reps. We are proud to have such loyal and professional representatives promote our range of Gas Safety controllers. They are also educating engineers the importance of protecting life within buildings from potential gas leaks or gas poisoning. Our Merlin range provides full protection on all the applications listed below:
If you are currently working on any of the above projects please do not hesitate to reach out to us or your local rep.
Thanks again team for representing us. #gas #safety #familybusiness #manufacturersrep #team #engineers
The decorative gas feature safety solution brought to you by American Gas Safety features emergency gas shutdown with manual or digital timed control. The range is extremely adaptable and is an aesthetically pleasing design for life safety.
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