CMR Controls manufactures low air pressure and air volume
measurement sensors and control systems for standard air
conditioning, clean rooms, sterile laboratories, containment
facilities, and fume
cupboard extract
systems.
DPC CONTROLLER
Fast and accurate controls to drive
high speed dampers or invertors.
Full PID stand alone controls with
BMS interface.
DPM PRESSURE SENSOR
Panel Mount Pressure or Velocity Transducers
with remote alarms, analogue and digital
interfaces. Traceable calibration certificates
CAV AND VAV DAMPERS
supplied as standard.
Accurate air flow measurement with the
unique CMR Venturi built into the
AIR MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
airtight shut-off damper to control room
A complete turn-key system to control room
pressure or constant volume.
pressure to +/-1Pa. Fume cupboard face
velocity to 0.5m/s at high speed and provide
constant air changes into the labo - clean
Metal Damper
room.
PPS EXTRACT DAMPER
PPS
VAV CAV
EXTRACT DAMPER
EXTRACT SUPPLY
DAMPER DAMPER
CONTROLLER
Poly-propelene control and shut off valve
incorporating the CMR Venturi Nozzle. This
is essential when dealing with corrosive
NORMAL EXTRACT HEPA
FUME
FILTER
extract air especially from fume cupboard
CUPBOARD
systems.
LABO - CLEAN ROOM
PPS Damper
PRECISION COMPONENTS FOR VENTILATION AND PROCESS CONTROL
22 Repton Court, Repton Close, Tel: +44 (0)1268 287222
CMR CONTROLS Basildon, Essex SS13 1LN. GB Fax: +44 (0)1268 287099
A Division of C. M. RICHTER (EUROPE) LTD Website: http://www.cmr.co.uk E-mail: sales@cmr.co.uk
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