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Grundfos SOLOLIFT2 the macerator that is right at home T


he twomost importantwords in relation tomacerators are reliability and


durability – and the Grundfos SOLOLIFT2 can demonstrate both these attributes inmany ways. This is shown in its powerfulmotor, enhanced engineering and the cutter design - thatwas developed fromheavy industrial systems. These attributes ensures that these units performrobustly and provide the assurance that is needed to confidently choose the Grundfos SOLOLIFT2 first time, every time. With theGrundfos SOLOLIFT2 range of macerators delivering a powerful, reliable and service friendly operation and by combining these attributeswith ease of installation and ongoingmaintenance that does not require you to get your hands dirty, you can seewhy thismacerator range is recognised as being at the cutting edge. So,whether you need to replace anymodel of macerator or have a newdomestic sanitary


application such as a newtoilet, shower, or a newbathroomor utility roomwhere there are pipework limitations – theGrundfos SOLOLIFT2 has the answer and all via just five


variants. Such innovation and forward-thinking developments allows both the you and your customer to benefit inmultipleways.


Finding new ways to enhance I


n the Unites States, around 65%of gas utility first responders carry a SENSIT


instrument for gas leak investigationwork. So,with such a dominant position in the market, SENSIT Technologies is under constant pressure to keep ahead of the competition, and in the following articlewe will examine theways inwhich it has managed to do so. For over 40 years, SENSIT Technologies has developed andmanufactured hazardous gas detection equipment for applications such as gas leak surveys, underground gas location, pipeline purging, personal safety and confined spaces. The companywas founded by the parents of the current CEOScott Kleppe and has built a global reputation for its combustible gas leak detectors. “To maintain and build on ourmarket position, we have to continually innovate; by finding newways tomeet the needs of our customers,”Scott explains. “However, aswe seek to expand our product range and


market activity, it is important for us to retain and build on the strengths thatmade us the market leader.” The core technology inmany of the SENSIT products is an advanced lowpower semiconductor sensor tomeasure combustible gases in the LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) range, and a thermal conductivity style sensor tomeasure combustible gases in the percent volume range.


Developing a broader spectrumof measurement parameters


The expansion of the SENSIT product range has been driven by the requirements of new applications and by customerswishing to monitor other gases in addition toNatural Gas, Propane and Butane.Oxygen, for example is a useful parameter tomonitor, particularly in confined spaces,where a lack of oxygen can prove fatal. CarbonMonoxide (CO) is also an important


54 drain TRADER | August 2020 | www.draintraderltd.com


gas detection instruments Author: Arthur Burnley, Director, Alphasense Ltd


gas; producedwhen fuel is burned in low levels of oxygen. After COis breathed in, it


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