Oxygen Gas Detection at Henkel Bien Hoa Factory
CAD installed an oxygen gas detection system at the Henkel factory in Bien Hoa (commissioned on April 16, 2025), using a TouchPoint Plus controller with an XCL gas sensor to continuously monitor oxygen levels in a chemical production area. The project is part of the factory’s gas safety monitoring upgrade.
Key points
- Equipment: TouchPoint Plus controller and XCL gas sensor.
- Signal distance between the sensor and the controller: 30 meters.
- Alarms when oxygen levels exceed the allowed threshold, through a buzzer, beacon and digital display.
- CAD handled the full scope: consultation, equipment supply, installation, calibration, handover and training.
System information
- Equipment used: TouchPoint Plus controller with XCL gas sensor.
- Signal distance: 30 meters between the sensor and the controller.
- Monitoring area: chemical production zone with strict gas safety requirements.
- Main function: continuous oxygen level detection, with alerts by buzzer, beacon and digital display.
The system monitors oxygen levels in the working environment to protect people and equipment. It is one example of fire and gas detection for factories.
Scope of work by CAD
- Technical consultation: site assessment and system configuration proposal.
- Equipment supply: genuine imported products with full CO/CQ documentation.
- Installation: wiring, device mounting and signal connection.
- Configuration and calibration: sensor setup, alarm threshold programming and signal testing.
- Handover and training: on-site operation training and periodic maintenance guidance for factory technicians.
Commissioning result
On completion, the system was commissioned and put into stable operation. Signal transmission is accurate, the display is clear, and the sensor’s responsiveness meets the technical and safety requirements.
Photos from commissioning and training
Frequently asked questions
What equipment is in the Henkel Bien Hoa oxygen detection system?
The system uses a TouchPoint Plus controller with an XCL gas sensor, with 30 meters of signal distance between the sensor and the controller.
How does the system alert when oxygen levels exceed the threshold?
It alerts through a buzzer, a beacon and a digital display when oxygen levels exceed the allowed threshold.
What did CAD do in this project?
CAD provided technical consultation, supplied imported equipment with CO/CQ documents, installed it, configured and calibrated it, and handed over with training for the factory technicians.
