CEMS Shelters
CiSCO is the only CEMS manufacturer that does it all — from custom shelters and probes to complete CEMS and reporting software. CiSCO manufactures custom shelters ranging from 8' x 8' to 10' x 24', with various heights and wider dimensions available, designed specifically for CEMS housing.
Every shelter is customized for its specific application. The exterior is designed to accommodate calibration cylinder racks, a bulkhead for the heated sample line and other connections, wall-mounted HVAC unit(s), and junction boxes for communication wiring terminations.
- • Panic exit hardware
- • Non-conductive slip-resistant flooring
- • Integrated smoke detectors
Accommodates instrument racks for analyzers, workbenches, operator terminals, power panels, and communication junction boxes.
Built of rugged, durable materials to meet size and application needs, CiSCO shelters provide a stable, clean, environmentally controlled atmosphere for the operation and maintenance of the analysis system. CEMS housed in the proper setting are typically more predictable and trouble-free — a convenient, temperature-stable working environment makes it easier for technicians to do their job, and when CEMS get the care they need, maintenance costs are lower and uptime is higher.
CUSTOM SHELTERS
With all our shelters being designed and built in-house, we have the ability to customize the size and layout for your specific site requirements. A single system can be housed in a purpose-built shelter, or multiple systems can be put into a single larger shelter. If you'd prefer separate systems, we can construct a shelter with two different rooms and climate control systems. CiSCO has built shelters as small as 6' x 7' to house simple CEM systems, up to a 12' x 26' shelter for control system cabinets, and an 11'-6" x 24' shelter with two separate rooms and an enclosed cylinder storage area with a roll-up garage door.
HAZARDOUS LOCATION SHELTERS
Sometimes a regular CEMS building isn't enough. CiSCO has built and delivered many CEMS shelters for installation in Class I Division 2 locations covering Groups B, C, and D — areas where ignitable concentrations of flammable gases, vapors, or liquids may be present under abnormal conditions. Group D is the least hazardous, covering substances such as propane; Group C covers substances such as ethylene; Group B covers substances such as hydrogen; Group A covers acetylene.
Using a Heating, Pressurization, and Air Conditioning (HPAC) unit, we pressurize the shelter to create a general-purpose interior, allowing standard hardware to be used inside so customers can standardize across a facility. On the outside, we use equipment listed for the specific installation and encapsulated transformers to ensure a safe work environment, and can even purge signal junction boxes and probe enclosures if needed. Just because your facility is a refinery, chemical plant, or other potentially hazardous location doesn't mean you can't have a CiSCO CEMS to monitor your emissions.
