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Product category: Level Sensors and Leak Detectors
News Release from: Ion Science
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 20 November 2006

Contract puts VOC detectors in RN
submarines

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Ion Science has been awarded a contract to supply and provide in-service support for 20 PhoCheck+ 1000 photoionisation detectors for use on Royal Navy Submarines.

Ion Science has been awarded a contract by the Marine Environmental Survivability and Habitability Integrated Project Team of the UK Ministry of Defence to supply and provide in-service support for 20 PhoCheck+ 1000 photoionisation detectors for use on Royal Navy Submarines The 20 PhoCheck+ instruments will be used as occupational hygiene tools to detect the levels of total volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the submarines' atmosphere

This will help to ensure that those serving on the submarines will not be exposed to harmful levels of VOCs.

Commenting on the contract Andrew Walling, Ion Science's European Sales Manager responsible for securing the tender said: "We are very pleased to have been awarded this competitive tender".

"The PhoCheck+ 1000 instruments are ideal for use in occupational hygiene applications such as this".

"Our ability to offer a low cost high specification PID instrument was paramount in Ion Science winning the tender against the competition".

The PhoCheck+ 1000 is Ion Science's low cost intrinsically safe photoionisation detector with a detection range from 0.1 to 4000ppm.

The instrument features Ion Science's patented Fence Electrode technology, for superior humidity performance, and benefits from an inbuilt gas table detailing over 250 gases and their corresponding response factors.

The 1000+ is also fully upgradeable throughout the PhoCheck+ range should detection needs change in the future.

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