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News Release from: Opti-Pharma (UK) | Subject: Airflow monitors
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 19 June 2007
Airflow monitors improve fume cupboard
safety
If you have a fume extract system in your lab that requires airflow monitoring or indeed a faulty alarm system, contact Opti-Pharma UK for expert advice and a cost effective quotation
To improve operator safety and to fully comply with BS 7258 standards, laboratory fume cupboards require a correctly functioning airflow monitor Opti-Pharma UK is currently fitting electronic and mechanical airflow monitor units to clients' existing fume extraction systems throughout the United Kingdom
The more advanced systems are capable of monitoring safe airflow with audible and visual alarms upon 'airfail'.
These units also have sash safe indication and are capable of controlling fan start/stop operations.
As a minimum requirement a mechanical airflow gauge can be fitted at a lower cost.
This type of unit is energy efficient, simple to fit and extremely effective.
A quick glance from the operator will give the piece of mind that the fume cupboard is operating correctly.
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