SenTech Corporation products

The SenTech IR-SNIF-1,2,3 is a specialized, cost-effective monitoring system tailored for the detection of refrigerant loss in various environments. Employing advanced infrared technology, these monitors are capable of detecting multiple refrigerant types at exceedingly low concentrations, down to ten parts per million (PPM). This capability ensures compliance with ASHRAE Standard 15, making these systems crucial for early warning and loss prevention in both single and multi-zone applications. The system is equipped with a 4-20 mA analog output option and can be paired with an ACC 020 Combination Horn Strobe Alarm and ACC 030 pneumatic tubing, providing a comprehensive solution for monitoring and alert functions in environments like rooms with multiple entry points.

The IR-SNIF MCD Multiple Zone Refrigerant Loss Monitor from SenTech Corporation is an advanced detection system focused on providing early warning for refrigerant loss. Engineered to ensure compliance with ASHRAE Standard 15, it employs sophisticated infrared technology capable of identifying a variety of refrigerant types at minimal concentration levels, starting as low as one part per million. Designed for adaptability, the IR-SNIF MCD series caters to small to commercial spaces through its two, four, or eight-zone configurations. With options like a 4-20 mA analog output and zone-specific relay controls, it provides flexibility in integration. It features additional components like the ACC 020 combination horn strobe alarm and pneumatic tubing for efficient setup over extended areas, making it a robust choice for both industrial and commercial environments where refrigerant leak detection is critical.

The SSG-MCD Multiple Zone Fire Suppression Agent Loss Monitor, developed by SenTech Corporation, is an advanced system for early detection and prevention of gas loss in fire suppression systems. The device is particularly effective for monitoring halogenated gases, activating an alarm at user-selected concentration levels. The series offers models with capabilities to monitor single, four, eight, or up to sixteen zones, using sophisticated infrared technology to detect gas concentrations as low as one part per million. This system is designed to minimize false alarms and continuously sample the air for halogen compounds, thereby mitigating the risks and costs associated with accidental discharges of suppression agents like Halon and FM-200. It integrally interfaces with existing suppression panels to prevent unintended agent discharge due to refrigerant leaks, thus safeguarding against costly agent replacements and reducing downtime. Options such as individual zone relay and a 4-20 mA analog output enhance its adaptability for different fire suppression system configurations.