Handheld IAQ Monitor measures temperature, RH, and CO2 levels.April 22, 2010 -
Featuring 3 sensors to simultaneously measure and record temperature, relative humidity (RH), and carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in air, YESAIR Junior can collect up to 22,000 data points and store them in internal flash memory. LCD indicates all 3 sensors and measured values for each, and data may be extracted via USB port for analysis with optional YES Viewer pc software. Continuous operation is supported by supplied wall adapter, while alkaline batteries support 20+ hr of run time.
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Original Press release
Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.
Unit 145, 7391 Vantage Way
Delta, , V4G 1M3
Canada
Critical Environment Technologies Introduces a Low Cost Portable Solution
Delta, B.C. - Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. will introduce YESAIR Junior at this year's American Industrial Hygiene Conference and Expo in Denver, Colorado.
YESAIR Junior is a new low cost, light weight handheld device. It contains three key sensors that are aimed to simultaneously measure and record temperature, relative humidity, and carbon dioxide levels in the air. The LCD display indicates all three sensors and measured values for each as well as battery status. This essential device collects up to 22,000 data points and stores it in the internal flash memory. Users have the option of extracting the data through a USB port for analysis with our optional YES Viewer pc software. The device utilizes alkaline batteries, providing more than twenty hours of run time, or a supplied wall adapter, providing continuous operation.
The new YESAIR Junior is ideal for Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) applications and will be available in early fall 2010. Every YES product is designed to deliver years of reliable operation and is easy to operate.
For more information on the entire range of IAQ instruments and gas detection systems, please visit www.yestek.com and www.critical-environment.com.
Contact person for press inquiries:
Teresa Kouch
Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.
T: +1.604.940.8741
E: marketing@cetci.com
Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. (CETCI) is a leading global supplier of gas detection systems, including self-contained systems, controllers and transmitters, and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) portable instruments. Applications include commercial, institutional, municipal and light industrial markets worldwide. Many of these applications are for vehicle exhaust, but areas of specialization include refrigeration plants, commercial swimming pools, water purification, arenas, wineries and breweries, waste water treatment and many more. Ongoing product development ensures that CETCI's equipment is at the leading edge of a rapidly evolving technology.
CETCI gas detectors are used to detect many different gases. Some of the most common are Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Nitric Oxide, Ammonia, Chlorine, Ozone, Combustible Gases like Methane and Propane, Oxygen, Refrigerants and more.
YES Environment Technologies was founded in 1987 as Young Environmental Systems and has been developing and manufacturing indoor air quality instruments and related products ever since. YES has established itself as an industry leader and innovator in the Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) market. YES was the first company in the world to manufacture a miniature electronic recording IAQ monitor. The YES brand name is well established and accepted around the world and is synonymous with quality products, competitive pricing and excellent service.
Early 2007 marked the merging of YES Environment Technologies Inc. with its larger mother company, CETCI (www.critical-environment.com). This company operates under the name Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. The merger allows for more resources to invest into product development, marketing and service. YES and CETCI products are sold through a network of authorized distributors around the world.
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