Blackline Safety’s G7c uses integrated 4G/2G or 3G/2G connectivity to wirelessly link your team to real people, while automating data analytics and compliance reporting. Should a gas leak, injury or health event occur, G7c confidently accounts for everyone’s wellbeing and whereabouts in real-time, so no call for help ever goes unanswered.

G7c automatically watches over employees and lone workers. All safety incidents are communicated to 24/7 live monitoring personnel who can mobilise responders to an employee’s exact location or trigger an evacuation in real-time. With a two-way speakerphone, monitoring personnel can communicate directly with the worker, providing critical insights and situational awareness for optimised emergency responses.

G7c delivers an exclusive customisable modular design, delivering the ability to expand functionality with a range of plug-and-play cartridges and a range of gas sensors. Choose from a Standard, Single-gas, Multi-gas diffusion or Multi-gas pump cartridge to address the needs of your work environment — everything is completely configurable to meet the needs of every industry, application and scenario.

G7c devices collect more data than ever before, automatically streaming it to the Blackline Safety Network when in areas of cellular coverage. All event and alert data is time and location stamped, powering our Blackline Analytics reporting platform. Bump test and calibration data is also communicated seamlessly, for live compliance visibility and reporting. Teams can easily analyse their data without ever having to manually collect and compile anything. G7c does it all, so you don’t have to.

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Blackline revolutionised personal gas monitoring with the introduction of G7c, the world’s only detector with integrated cellular communications and two-way voice calling to a live monitoring team. Delivering a broad range of gas detection and real-time safety features, G7c is the most connected gas detection instrument on the market.

We are changing the gas detection world again. Introducing G7 Exo — the world’s first cloud-connected area monitor with integrated 4G/2G communications. From the moment G7 Exo is turned on, it automatically connects directly to the Blackline Safety Cloud and delivers a complete situational view to businesses. G7 Exo defines the ideal cloud-connected area monitor for facilities, maintenance projects, tank farms, fencelines, drilling rigs and disaster responses.

Unlike competitor solutions, G7 Exo area monitors do not need to be set up with a line of sight between each other. No more changing batteries every few days either. G7 Exo combines 100+ days of battery run-time and integrated communications for seamless remote configuration and monitoring.

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Blackline Safety’s G7 Dock is the simplest solution on the market for easily calibrating, bump testing and charging gas detection devices. Docks can be used with both G7c and G7x devices, and support G7 Single-gas, Multi-gas diffusion and Multi-gas pump gas sensor cartridges.

G7 Dock requires no initial setup or network integration — all communications are powered by the inserted G7 device. They are easily deployable, simply plug them into a power source, attach a gas cylinder and they are ready to go.

Ensuring the compliance status of a fleet has never been easier. With G7 Dock, bump tests and calibrations are straightforward, performed by simply placing G7 into the dock and using the inserted device’s screen and menu system to control dock actions. If a G7 device is due for a bump test or calibration, the dock will automatically perform the required test actions when the device is placed into the dock and the lid closed. All results are communicated in real-time to the user’s Blackline Live account after tests are complete, powering automated fleet reporting and Blackline data analytics.

For more customised systems, inlet settings can be configured in Blackline Live cloudhosted user portal, allowing for efficient mass deployments. Many organisations leverage the convenience of multi-gas mixtures (default) while others employ single-gas cylinders for the improved cost of detector testing and calibration. Each G7 Dock has five ports at the back of the device — four gas inlets and one outlet for exhausting calibration gas.

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