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Parasense 3300 FSV Refrigerant Leak Detection

Parasense will be using AHR Expo 2001 to showcase its 3300 FSV refrigerant leak monitor. 

The system is an infra red absorption monitor and offers precise and reliable detection in every application, (including those with polluted atmospheres beyond the scope of traditional detection systems). Monitors are Mil-Spec, CE CSA & UL approved, and have been independently tested for accuracy and reliability in a wide range of conditions. Through the use of Parasense monitoring systems, customers can achieve not only environmental compliance, but also substantial cost reductions.

PARASENSE BRINGS GLOBAL PRESENCE TO AHR EXPO

AHR Expo 2001 will see leading environmental products manufacturer Parasense Inc., exhibiting products from its globally recognised range.

A main feature of booth 6018 will be the companies multi-utility energy monitor and reporting package "The Smart Station". Designed to allow building owners to improve energy consumption performance and so make significant cost savings, the Smart Station is a complete energy monitoring solution incorporating on site measurement and display, through to data collection and remote supervision. It offers users a vital source of energy management information, covering maximum demand, power and energy usage profiles, along with exceptional reporting. The Smart Station provides building users with the capability to monitor gas and water usage together with multi-channel electricity sub metering.

A complete portfolio of full-colour product literature which provides comprehensive information on all Parasense's products will also be available at the show. For further information on Parasense, visit the booth at AHR expo, the website at www.parasense.com. 

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