GDS Corp Representative | TN, GA, AL, FL & MS

George Grant Company represents GDS Corp in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, and Mississippi. We help engineers and plant teams select, size, and specify fixed gas detection for their applications.

Coverage: Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, and Mississippi

Markets: In Tennessee: industrial, municipal, transmission and distribution, and environmental monitoring. In Georgia and the Florida Panhandle: industrial facilities only.

What GDS makes

Fixed gas detectors

Detectors including the GASMAX family, such as the dual-channel GasMaxBX, which is CSA rated for Class I, Division 1. Infrared, catalytic, and electrochemical sensors for combustible and toxic gases.

Controllers and monitoring systems

Controllers that drive alarms, ventilation, and shutdowns and integrate with plant SCADA and PLC systems.

Open-path and flame detection

Area monitoring for larger outdoor spaces and flame detection where required.

Where we apply GDS

RNG and landfill gas plants
Chemical and petrochemical facilities
Wastewater treatment plants in Tennessee
Data center battery and refrigerant areas
Enclosed compressor and pump buildings

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How we help

We help choose sensor technologies for each hazard, review detector placement, and lay out controller and alarm integration for new plants and retrofits.

Frequently asked questions

Who represents GDS Corp gas detection in Georgia?

George Grant Company represents GDS Corp for industrial facilities in Georgia. We also cover Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida Panhandle, where our coverage is also industrial only.

Which methane sensor is best for landfill gas and RNG sites?

Infrared sensors are generally preferred. Catalytic bead sensors need oxygen and can be poisoned by siloxanes and H2S, which are common in landfill gas.