bird deep into the mine, and for days on end would listen to its sweet song. However, once nasty airbourne poisons became present, the canary would recipricate their friendship by stopping singing and promtly fall off its perch onto its back, thus warning the miner to escape post haste. Now the canary and the miner remained


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good friends until 1986 when technology took over. At this point the canary’s fairy godmother, Cambion Electronics came along to assist with new technology in gas detection and the companies manufacturing the devices with its range of sockets and pins. These products then became the de- facto standard used by many organisations in lands far far away. The Cambion range over the years has


been expanded to support OEMs in detecting flammable, toxic and asphyxiant risks in all sort of harsh and dangerous environments, which of course the retired


canary had no wish to return to, prefering instead to stay in the miner’s cosy dwelling eating trill all day. Now if you wish the canary to enjoy a long and well earned retirement, then make sure you contact Cambion Electronics, aka fairy godmother about your interconnect needs for your current and future gas detection devices, and allow the canary, and friend, the miner to live happily ever after…


nce upon a time back in the 19th- century the sensitive canary became the miner’s friend, and the miner would carry the pretty little


A CAnAry FAiry Story


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26 ConnECtinG inDUStry 20th AnnivErSAry EDition


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