By Devin Yoshimoto, Jul 03, 2018, 10:26 • 1 minute reading
Calibration Technologies Inc. exhibited at ARBS 2018 for the first time this year as it sees a growing market for industrial ammonia-based refrigeration in Australia.
CTI's ammonia gas sensor on display at ARBS 2018
Signaling the growing market for ammonia-based refrigeration systems for industrial applications in Australia, U.S.-based Calibration Technologies Inc. (CTI) exhibited their ammonia gas sensors for the first time at ARBS 2018 this year.
"Our business has grown fairly quickly here and in the United States because there was [a] need for a non-false alarming gas sensor," said Andy Neptune, CTI sales manager.
"The experience has been that there are a lot of alarms going on in food processing because it is such a rough environment," Neptune added.
"We've come up with a really robust sensor that handles these really rough environments and prevents those false alarms that everybody's been experiencing over the years," he said.
“There are a lot of companies out here, so there is a lot of ammonia industrial refrigeration in Australia." – Andy Neptune, CTI
Asked how the company sees the opportunity for ammonia-based refrigeration systems in Australia, Neptune was optimistic.
"There are a lot of companies out here, so there is a lot of ammonia industrial refrigeration in Australia”, he said.
"So, there's enough business here, it would make sense for us to want to come out and try to help out with any issues that they are having with gas detection. I think there's going to be a demand for that."
The Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Building Services Exhibition took place at the ICC in Sydney's Darling Harbour on 8-10 May.Jul 03, 2018, 10:26
Jul 03, 2018, 10:26
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