Degree Controls Announces Cost Effective Airflow Sensor for Embedded Applications |
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Degree Controls Inc.
18 Meadowbrook Dr.
Milford, NH, 03055
USA
Press release date: December 19, 2008
Degree Controls, Inc., a leading provider of airflow instruments and integrated thermal management solutions, is pleased to announce the release of its Pulse Airflow Sensor, the F600.
This cost effective air velocity sensor is designed for board-mounted and embedded applications where in-situ airflow sensing is required. The F600 provides rapid response to fan failure or airflow blockage prior to component temperature rise and subsequent failure. It is ROHS Level 6 compliant to meet emerging "green" standards and is designed to comply with NEBS requirements.
The AccuSense F600 Series sensors are fully interchangeable with one another, as each sensor has its own on-line circuitry to provide normalized performance. The F600 Sensor is a cost-effective and value added solution for all embedded and electronics cooling applications such as Telecom, HVAC, Environmental Monitoring Systems, etc.
For more information about AccuSense instruments please contact us at info@degreec.com.
About DegreeC
Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Milford, NH, DegreeC is a private, minority-owned ISO-9001 registered company. With more than a decade of experience, DegreeC has become a leading provider of thermal and airflow solutions for challenging telecommunications and medical applications. DegreeC is now applying its chassis-level thermal expertise to mission-critical room-level spaces, starting with data centers and clean rooms. In addition to its USA locations, DegreeC has facilities in India, China and Japan. With DegreeC's most recent acquisition, Integrated Quality Services, LLC (IQS), DegreeC employs approximately 100 people. Additional information about DegreeC and its products and services may be found at http://www.degreec.com.
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