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Open Path Gas Detector Technology

18 Feb, 2010

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Senscient Inc

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Senscient (USA) introduce its ELDS open path gas detection technology and ELDS™ (Enhanced Laser Diode Spectroscopy) Series detectors.

ELDS gas detection technology is cited as the first and only system capable of detecting both combustible and toxic gases selectively with discreet communications outputs from one line-of-sight gas detection system for up to 60% reduction in capital expenditure. Current configurations are available for Methane + Hydrogen Sulfide in Sour Gas and Low Level Methane for all applications in the Oil and Gas industries.

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