Today, combustion gas analysis requires instruments that are built for speed, versatility and reliability – and many older devices no longer make the grade. Here, we look at the 10 killer features that a modern analyzer cannot do without.

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

Server rooms require extremely powerful cooling systems – and ultra-reliable measurement instruments to keep them in check.

Heat pumps are the new stars of the heating world. These systems outperform others on several fronts, and many governments are introducing new laws and regulations to encourage their use.

HVACR measurement instruments are often unwieldy and difficult to handle. That’s why Sauermann has introduced a new range of devices, designed specifically to make installation and maintenance tasks easier for HVAC engineers. 

Green technology start-ups turn to us for measurement instruments that set the gold standard for reliability, accuracy and connected features. 

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.

The frequent evaluation of the De-NOx system is fundamental to indentifying the adjustments necessary for an optimal and most cost e­cient operation.

Air change rate is the speed at which all the air inside a room is replaced by the ventilation system.

Measuring the engine exhaust emissions is important for engine tuning, performance optimization, safety, and proving emissions compliance to regulatory authorities. 

Following an audit by COFRAC (the French Accreditation Committee) in January this year, Sauermann’s Montpon laboratories were once again accredited for temperature and hygrometry calibration services.

Combustion eficiency is a measurement of how well any given fuel is being burned and converted into useful energy (e.g.: heat). The calculations are based on three MAJOR factors.