If the whir of the fan isn’t the only noise your air conditioning unit is making, it’s time to silence the mini pump !

The condensates produced by boilers and air conditioning units can be reused, but caution is required. Here’s our guide to getting it right.

Reliable, easy-to-use measurement instruments mean we can now measure, control and manage indoor air quality.

Connecting the alarm of a mini condensate pump is a simple and essential step. But it’s one that’s often overlooked.

The refrigerated display cabinets found in supermarket chilled and frozen food aisles produce large amounts of condensate which, if not managed properly, can cause a number of serious issues.

Each year, before summer, you need to check that your air conditioning unit is in good working order. Focus specifically on the mini condensate removal pump, which can even foul over winter when the unit is in heating mode and the pump is out of use.

Part of the process of combining the brand assets of Kimo under the Sauermann Group umbrella involves the transition of the Kimo website and digital assets into the existing Sauermann website.

Recently, our partner Air Quality Services posted this video showing a Kimo Instruments AMI 310 in use on a pig farm in France where it is used to measure several parameters and help maintain overall indoor air quality.