Ventis Pro Now with PID Sensing Capabilities

Ventis Pro5 – Now Equipped with a PID Sensor for VOC Detection

The Ventis Pro5 Multi-Gas Monitor by Industrial Scientific is now equipped with PID sensing capability. With the flexibility of detecting up to five gases simultaneously, advanced PID sensing technology and the convenience of a variety of connection options, the Ventis Pro5 is the most versatile multi-gas detector on the market.

Industrial Scientific will be introducing three new sensors for the Ventis Pro:

• PID Sensor (0-2000ppm)
• Two Ultra-Low-Power (ULP) Infrared Sensor
  • ULP CH4-IR (0-100% LEL) 
  • ULP HC-IR (0-100% LEL)

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Benefits of the Ventis Pro5 with PID Sensor Capability 

Having a multi-gas detector equipped with PID sensing technology eliminates the need for chemical plants, refineries, and hazmat response teams to use additional bulky handheld monitors with PID detection before starting confined space entries and emergency response efforts. Some other benefits are:

• Increased worker safety - With a PID sensor and a multi-gas monitor in one device you can protect your workers from VOCs and standard four gases.
• Smallest, most advanced 5-gas PID personal monitor in the market - The Ventis Pro5 has the most accurate and consistent PID sensing technology. It also features patented technology for improved humidity resistance making it suitable for a variety of confined space applications.
• A Connected Workforce with no additional IT set-up or infrastructure - Increase your visibility across your worksite with flexible, automatic connectivity to iNet Now live monitoring using cellular, Wi-Fi or satellite. With multiple connectivity options, you can alert your teams of danger in real-time and respond quickly in an emergency.

The Industrial Scientific Ventis Pro5 is the most compact and reliable 5-gas PID monitor that simplifies maintenance and offers a variety of connectivity options to best meet any site’s unique needs. To learn more, please contact your local Air-Met Scientific representative.