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|Articles|July 30, 2021
NevadaNano technology implemented in PemTech sensors
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
PemTech is looking to improve its sensor accuracy.
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NevadaNano, a gas detection sensor technology, announced that PemTech added NevadaNano’s Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS) technology into its Ultra1000 Series Fixed Gas Sensors. PemTech is a US-based global gas monitor and detector manufacturer.
PemTech aims to improve sensor accuracy through the partnership. The MPS sensor performs well in hot and humid environments due to its built-in environmental compensation for temperature, pressure, and humidity. Additionally, it eliminates the concern of false positive alarms due to sensor drift.
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