No Matter The Environment, Winters' New NO2 Detector Has All Your Monitoring Needs Covered

07 September 2026 | Winters Instruments Ltd

No Matter The Environment, Winters' New NO2 Detector Has All Your Monitoring Needs Covered

Today’s commercial and industrial buildings are increasingly mixed-use. Offices, meeting rooms, parking areas, mechanical spaces, laboratories, and industrial equipment can all be found under one roof. Between mere walls, indoor air pollution can vary dramatically from one area to the next.

One form of indoor air pollution is nitrogen dioxide (NO₂). Common sources can include vehicle exhaust, backup generators, industrial boilers, furnaces, and diesel-powered equipment.

When it comes to effective NO₂ monitoring, simplicity is just as critical as accuracy.

The new Winters WNO2 Series NO₂ Gas Detector is designed for effective nitrogen dioxide monitoring across varying environments while simplifying maintenance, crew training and supply chain demands.

Built for continuous monitoring of nitrogen dioxide, the WNO2 can be installed in both occupied and unoccupied areas. From meeting and board rooms to ventilation chambers, ducts, and areas containing hazardous equipment, one detector series is all you need.

Its heavy-duty, die-cast aluminum housing provides durable protection across a wide range of environments, while wall-mount installation makes deployment straightforward. For local monitoring, models are available with an LED or LCD display and audible/visual alarm, providing immediate on-site notification when NO₂ levels require attention.

And when the sensor needs to become part of a larger system, the WNO2 offers standard analog or RS485 (Modbus RTU) outputs for integration with gas alarm systems, PLCs, and DCS systems.From industrial safety and environmental monitoring to combustion process control, laboratory safety, and early fire-warning applications, the WNO2 provides flexible NO₂ detection wherever nitrogen dioxide may be present.

To learn more about the WNO2, contact us today!