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Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detection Avoids Need for Shielded Cables

February 10, 2010 Interference Technology Cable & Connectors, News, Shielding, Technologies

RAE Systems Inc. recently announced that its MeshGuard wireless gas-detection system has been selected by a large steel producer in China. The steel mill had a known problem in monitoring carbon monoxide in its hot-process areas where the dirty and hazardous environment presented unique challenges to any deployed gas detection system. The system needed to deal with blast furnaces, electromagnetic interference, dust and vibration and be wireless because the steel mill could not afford the down time to install shielded cables.

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