Metis Engineering has unveiled a next-generation hydrogen leak detection sensor, the Cell Guard with Hydrogen, designed for hydrogen storage and energy applications to enhance safety and operational reliability. The sensor is undergoing testing to meet strict ISO Automotive compliance standards. With a focus on early detection to prevent risks of explosion or fire in hydrogen storage facilities, the sensor also detects electrolysis leaks early to optimize fuel cell longevity. The technology addresses the dangers of hydrogen by providing accurate detection of even trace hydrogen leaks, ensuring compliance with safety standards. Metis Engineering's new sensor is built for diverse and demanding environments, with features like reliability in hydrogen storage leak detection, electrolysis detection in fuel cells, enhanced detection in high-VOC environments, wide temperature range compatibility, ultra-low power consumption, and wide accurate detection range of 0% to 20% H₂. The sensor offers real-time safety monitoring without the need for warm-up, making it ideal for various applications across industries. Joe Holdsworth, the CEO of Metis Engineering, highlights the sensor's critical role in enhancing safety in hydrogen storage and battery management systems. The company aims to provide forward-thinking solutions to customers that elevate safety and improve the resilience of energy storage infrastructure. The new hydrogen leak detection sensor is available for pre-orders, with deliveries starting from October 11, 2024. For more information on the product or integration possibilities, interested parties can contact info@metisengineering.com.