Solutions for HVAC contractors, TAB Professionals and HERS Raters including anemometers, flow hoods, micromanometers and more
Assessing indoor air quality in buildings begins with IAQ investigations using professional grade measuring instruments
Cleanroom solutions include handheld, portable and 24/7 particulate monitoring and tools for monitoring airflow, temperature & humidity
Multi-point air velocity measurement systems, high-temperature measurements & more for automotive, aerospace & electronics industries
EnergyStar® has noted that incentives for new construction projects that meet certain energy efficiency criteria. In fact, this effort could result in incentives in the form of “direct monetary payments, rebates, indirect monetary assistance (such as free HERS ratings), or non-monetary assistance (such as free training).” See a list of possible incentives and further information regarding efficiency standards here. See EnergyStar®’s list of links for guidance and requirements related to energy efficiency…
Need a Solution that fits your Application and your Budget? With our diverse and growing selection particle counters, Kanomax has the right solution for you. Handhelds such as the 3-channel 3888 or the multi-parameter 6-channel 3889 are great for spot checks or certification of small cleanrooms. Our portables are the smallest and lightest in the industry. We offer two models, the 50 LPM 3910 and the more economical 1…
The Controlled Environment Testing Association (CETA) 2018 Annual Meeting is right around the corner, on April 13-18th at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, ID. Kanomax will be there (at booth #21) with some state-of-the-art cleanroom monitoring and verification equipment, along with the revolutionary AccuFit9000 mask fit tester from AccuTec. Come check out the Handheld Particle Counter with many of the features and capabilities typically reserved for Portable Particle…
As buildings have become “greener”, heating and cooling efficiency have greatly improved. However, this increased building tightness can have a negative impact on the indoor air quality of the building if the HVAC system isn’t pulling in enough outside air. How can you be sure that the occupants of a building are getting enough fresh air? The calculation is actually really simple. ASHRAE Standard 62 lists the recommended volume of…
