Comparison
The Salvus Network vs Extronics (2026)
Extronics specialises in intrinsically safe, ATEX-certified location hardware for explosive atmospheres, its strength is certified tags for Zone 0/1 hazardous areas. The Salvus Network delivers the same real-time accountability and evacuation outcomes with Safety Detection Points and safety tags, a live operator console, transparent per-site pricing and UK data residency, and integrates ATEX-rated safety tags where the hazardous-area classification requires them.
| Capability | Extronics | The Salvus Network |
|---|---|---|
| ATEX / IECEx certified tags | ||
| Live operator console | ||
| Auditable muster record | ||
| Transparent published pricing | ||
| UK data residency | ||
| HR / payroll integrations |
What the table means.
Extronics is well known for i-spot and iTAG intrinsically safe location products designed for ATEX/IECEx hazardous areas in oil, gas and chemical plants.
The Salvus Network focuses on the software and operator experience, the live console, muster record and integrations, while supporting intrinsically safe tags for classified zones.
The verdict
Extronics is the reference for certified hardware in explosive atmospheres. The Salvus Network pairs a stronger software and integration story with support for intrinsically safe tags, so you get the compliance hardware you need and a live, auditable console your control room will actually use.
Frequently asked questions
Can Salvus be used in ATEX zones?+
Yes, where a zone is classified, Salvus deploys intrinsically safe, ATEX-rated tags. The classification of each area is confirmed during site scoping.
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