Envitems launch first clean technology product

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Envitems has launched their inaugural product announcing the entry into clean technology industry. The Envitems E6100 air quality station is a measurement device which comprises all features in a compact form.

The developers behind the product have vast experience in crafting cleantech solutions for many applications. The Envitems E6100 has been designed in such a way that it integrates rapidly with existing systems and is suitable for monitoring air quality.

The Envitems E6100 is capable of measuring common gases of air pollution like NO2, NO, SO2, CO, HS2 and O3 providing particulate detecting capacity.

In addition, the electrochemical technology enables to measure to the parts-per-billion level. The data recordings can be downloaded wirelessly to Envitems’ cloud platform or to their systems.

Envitems E6100 Air Quality Station 1

Mostly, air quality measuring equipment is heavy and maintenance demanding. The Envitems E6100 is different with a design that prefers convenience and compact packaging. The product is a cost-effective option for sophisticated and accurate air quality monitoring.

In addition to urban air quality assessments, the Envitems E6100 can be used for automation monitoring in green buildings, point emission sources monitoring, safety in tubes and tunnels checking, and for research projects.

The products are precisely calibrated at the factory in Finland, with parts sourced from a global network of suppliers. Envitems plans to partner with end users to develop custom technology for various air quality measurement applications.

In 2013, Envitems was launched as a byproduct of Baytems after the development of its advanced air quality measurement technology. The company wants to pioneer the cleantech revolution contributing for the growing concern for air quality.

In future, Envitems anticipates developing innovative solutions for OEMs and promoting the features and functionality of their cloud-based data services.

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