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E Instruments, a leading provider of indoor air quality monitors and combustion analyzers, is pleased to announce the arrival of one of their newest transportable emissions analyzers—the E9000. This new device is a complete and portable tool ideal for EPA compliance–level emissions monitoring of engines, boilers, and various other combustion equipment.

In addition to offering high-quality combustion and emissions analyzers, other devices that E Instruments' can manufacture consist of a full range of popular, all-in-one indoor air quality (IAQ) monitors. In fact, this Philadelphia, PA-area based company is pleased to announce that their AQ Comfort indoor air quality monitor is now available for purchase this summer. Those who are interested in getting their hands on this innovative IAQ monitor are encouraged to give E Instruments a call at 215-720-1136, or fill out a contact form on their site, www.e-inst.com/.

Langhorne, PA-based E Instruments, is eager to announce new features for their E8500 Plus Emissions Analyzer. Now, those who purchase this model can monitor CO2 up to 50% with an NDIR sensor, and VOCs in industrial processes. What's more, users can still utilize up to nine gas sensors and monitor for O2, CO, NO, NO2, SO2, H2S, and CxHy Hydrocarbons.

E Instruments, a provider of combustion analyzers and indoor air quality (IAQ) monitors, has just announced that IAQ monitors are available with Photo-Ionization Detection (PID) sensors. Each PID sensor on the company's IAQ monitors utilizes UV lamps to break volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the air down into positively charged ions and free electrons, a process also known as ionization. Once the sensor acquires the ion current, it amplifies and converts the reading. Inevitably, the more VOCs there are in the air sample, the greater the current will be from the IAQ monitor's PID sensor.

E Instruments, a leading provider of high-quality combustion analyzers and emissions analyzers, has just released their latest Application Note. Titled, "The Road to Environmental Efficiency: Monitoring Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) and Hydrocarbons (CxHy) for Combustion Efficiency and Environmental Compliance," this new Note details the importance of monitoring for both NOx and CxHy, and how their relationship with one another can affect worker safety and health.

Bucks County, PA-based, E Instruments, has just announced that they now have a new gas leak detector available. The company's new Model 7899 Gas Leak Detector will allow users to pinpoint hydrocarbons and combustible gases from appliances and piping. Additionally, contractors, gas suppliers and installers, boiler and heater operators, will be pleased to know that it works well in combination with a combustion analyzer.

E Instruments has just announced that they now have combustion analyzers available for weatherization professionals. When weatherization professionals need to get the right readings, they can utilize the company's BTU1500 to ensure proper venting and fuel pressure in various appliances.

E Instruments, a leading provider of combustion analyzers and indoor air monitors headquartered in Bucks County, PA, is pleased to announce their new model E6000 six gas industrial emissions analyzer. This state-of-the-art handheld versatile gas analyzer will prove ideal for emissions monitoring of boilers, furnaces, engines, and various other combustion applications.

E Instruments, a leading provider of industrial emissions analyzers, HVAC combustion analyzers, and much more, is pleased to announce their AQ VOC and AQ Expert monitors now have high range VOC sensors (0-200 PPM.) Both of these products are ideal for environmental, fenceline, and filter monitoring, as well as VOC leak detection.

E Instruments is pleased to announce their AQ Pro indoor air quality (IAQ) monitor, and their F900 portable emissions analyzer are available for purchase immediately. Those who purchase one or both of these products can help to ensure the safety of all warehouse workers and/or occupants, monitor ambient levels of CO and other harmful gases, as well as test and maintain forklifts and other equipment.