AZAR supplies, installs and maintains gas, flame and carbon monoxide detection systems for commercial buildings and industrial sites in the UAE. We work with Crowcon and Sensitron detectors and handle each project from site survey to commissioning, with calibration and after-sales support once the system is running.
Use this page to find the right detection type for your hazard, then explore each system in detail.
For leaks of combustible or toxic gas, and for unsafe oxygen levels. Common in commercial kitchens, plant rooms, gas storage areas and industrial facilities. Deciding between permanent and handheld units? Our guide to fixed vs portable gas detectors compares both.
For fast warning of open fires in fuel handling areas, chemical processing and oil and gas facilities. Flame detectors read the light a fire gives off, so they react before smoke or heat reaches a ceiling detector — see flame vs smoke vs heat detectors for when each fits.
For carbon monoxide from vehicles, generators and boilers. In enclosed car parks, detectors monitor CO and NO2 and switch the extract fans on only when levels rise — explained in our car park CO and NO2 monitoring guide.
Many sites need more than one type. Use this as a starting point; the final mix comes from a site survey.
| Site or area | Gas detection | Flame detection | CO detection |
| Basement and covered car parks | ✓ (with NO2) | ||
| Commercial kitchens | ✓ | ||
| Plant, mechanical and boiler rooms | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Generator rooms | ✓ | ||
| Fuel and flammable liquid storage | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Oil and gas, chemical processing | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Warehouses with flammable materials | If gas is stored | ✓ |
A smoke detector will not pick up a gas leak or carbon monoxide, so these systems sit alongside your fire alarm, not in place of it.
A working system is more than detectors on a wall. Each AZAR system is designed with four parts:
For rooms that also need automatic extinguishing, AZAR supplies fire suppression systems and fire alarm and extinguishant systems that combine detection with release.
we identify the hazards, their sources and the areas that need cover.
the right detection type and detector positions for each area.
detectors, controller and alarms are installed, tested and handed over.
scheduled gas detector calibration and maintenance keeps readings accurate.
Having these ready lets us recommend detector types and quantities faster:
It depends on what is on site. Gas detection warns of leaks, flame detection responds to open fire, and CO detection protects enclosed spaces with engines or fuel-burning equipment. Sites that store fuel or flammable gas often need gas and flame detection together.
No. Smoke detectors respond to smoke particles from a fire. Gas leaks and carbon monoxide produce no smoke, so they need their own detectors. Read more on why CO and smoke need separate detectors.
Yes. AZAR provides calibration and after-sales maintenance for detection equipment
Tell us your site type and the hazards involved, and we’ll recommend the right mix. Call +971 521572715 or send an enquiry.
