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ION Science are showcasing the latest air quality sensing technology at the AHR Expo in Atlanta. ION Science, a world-leading OEM in the development, manufacture, and supply of PID sensors, has just formally announced the addition of a high-specification Particulate Matter (PM) sensor to its growing portfolio, further supporting the company's status as a global leader in sensor supply and service. ION Science's sensor range is widely recognised as the best available on the market, now with the addition of NextPM, manufactured by TERA Sensor, this compliments the PID offering, providing OEMs a wider solution for air quality management. AHR, showcases companies who are inventing the future of HVAC. HVAC systems are a key component of modern buildings and are responsible for controlling crucial aspects of building occupant comfort, including temperature, humidity, and air quality. Two key air quality pollutants that ION Science can now detect are particulate matter and volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Particulate matter pollution is an enormous problem across the world. An estimated 91% of the world's population lives in areas where air quality levels exceed WHO limits. Particulate matter sensors measure the quantity and size of (fine) dust particles, with both parameters influencing air quality. ION Science is committed to protecting lives and preserving the environment by offering pioneering gas sensing technology that monitors and improves air quality. The NextPM sensor now available from ION, has been independently verified by the South Coast AQMD as the world's best-performing, low-cost particulate sensor and will be showcased for the first time by ION on the stand C7056 at AHR. Volatile organic compounds have a high vapor pressure and low water solubility. Many VOCs are human-made chemicals that are used and produced in the manufacture of paints, pharmaceuticals, and refrigerants. VOCs include a variety of chemicals, some of which have short- and long-term adverse health effects. Concentrations of many VOCs are typically higher indoors (up to ten times higher) than outdoors and the easiest way to manage VOCs inside of buildings is a ventilation system. Monitoring VOCs, both indoor and outdoor is important, to ensure that harmful levels are not reached, the PID sensor variants most suitable for air quality monitoring are: MiniPID 2 PPB Sensor is optimised to low-end ppb sensitivity while offering a wide dynamic range and is perfect for measuring indoor and outdoor air quality over a wide range of environments. MiniPID 2 HS Sensor is the most sensitive VOC sensor on the market designed for high sensitivity applications, allowing sub ppb measurement. MiniPID 2 10.0 eV sensor is a good choice for spaces that require selective measurement of highly toxic VOCs such as benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene. ION Science's PID technology is ideal for air quality and emissions monitoring purposes, thanks to the patented fence electrode technology found in all ION Science MiniPID sensors, this helps to eliminate false positives, delivering reliable results. Using the two gas sensing technologies (MiniPID sensors and NextPM particulate sensors) in combination, is an effective way to monitor air quality and emissions for the safeguarding of human and environmental health. See ION Science's full range of sensors and understand more about how to deploy the technology, visit the ION Science on stand C7056 at AHR Expo. If you cannot attend the show in person, do not hesitate to click the link below to learn more - https://bit.ly/3HnkDB6 Pioneering Gas Sensing Technology ION Science is one of the world's leading manufacturers of VOC gas sensors. The company's photoionisation detection (PID) sensor technology is trusted by major global gas detection equipment manufacturers for accurate detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). With an ever-growing sensing portfolio, ION Science now provides Development Boards and Kits, offering OEMs a simple, low-cost means of integrating MiniPID sensors into existing systems and applications. As the world's largest manufacturer of PIDs, with the widest range, and with the only truly fail-safe PIDs, ION Science can claim to be the most sensible and obvious choice for OEMs. Tightening legislation and a growing global focus on worker safety, environmental emissions and air quality, have prompted demand for a new generation of measurement and monitoring systems. In response, ION Science now also offers multi-award-winning Disc Pumps for gas sampling, detection, monitoring and analysis. More information >> About Ion Science ION Science is one of the world's leading manufacturers of advanced gas detection equipment and gas sensors. For over 30 years, the company has developed measurement solutions for almost every industry; helping to protect the environment and the safety of workers, even in the harshest of environments. Key products in the ION Science portfolio include portable, personal, semi-portable, and fixed VOC detectors, in addition to the world's most popular range of PID sensors. With a focus on sensitivity, stability and a wide measurement range, ION Science's instruments and sensors have a global reputation for quality. Manufactured at the company's UK headquarters, ION Science products are designed and developed by a talented and experienced in-house team and distributed worldwide via subsidiaries in Germany, France, Italy, India, China and the USA, and via a global network of distributors. For more information, visit www.ionscience.com. Ion Science on Social Media: Follow @ionscience on Twitter Join us on Facebook at facebook.com/IonScienceLtd Join us on Linked In at linkedin.com/IonScienceLtd The Ion Science blog can be found at https://ionscience.com/en/news/ For more information, please contact : Emily Lane Ion Science The Hive, Butts Lane, Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire SG8 7SL Tel: + 44 (0) 1763 208503 Email: marketing@ionscience.com Web: www.ionscience.com February 2023 Home - Search - Suppliers - Links - New Products - Catalogues - Magazines Problem Page - Applications - How they work - Tech Tips - Training - Events