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Intellidox Automatic Calibration and Bump Test Station
Revolutionize Your Gas Detector Management with IntelliDoX
To a business of any significant size, environmental safety is crucial and reliable gas detection is at the top of the list for protecting lives and the environment. As experienced industry leaders in environmental gas monitoring, EGM understands the importance of efficient instrument management, and that’s why we’re delighted to be able to offer IntelliDox, the latest automated instrument management system that has recently replaced the Microdock II.
New BW Flex portable gas monitor
The Honeywell BW Flex: a new standard of simplicity and reliability
At EGM, we continually aim to better serve our customers, and we’re delighted to announce the addition of the brand-new Honeywell BW Flex portable gas detector to our suite of available products.
Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder
Noise can affect communities in a dramatic way. What may be just an irritating annoyance to some residents can do real damage to the relationships and wellbeing of other people living in close quarters with their neighbours.
The Trojan Noise Recording System is game-changing piece equipment designed in partnership with Local Councils, Environmental Health Officers and Housing Associations - the people who have a direct responsibility to manage this problem carefully, sensitively and efficiently.
Quantum Outdoor
Quantum Outdoor: EGM sets a new standard for integrated monitoring systems
The latest cloud-based solution
We’re delighted to announce that we’re now able to supply Quantum Outdoor: a brand-new cloud-based solution for remote noise-monitoring, unattended noise measurements - and lots more! This ground-breaking piece of equipment has been designed and developed by Cirrus Research and is unlike anything else on the market.
EGM awarded a new 3-year contract with Scottish Water
EGM are delighted to announce that we have been awarded a new three-year contract with Scottish Water, to carry on the centralised management of gas detection systems across 150 treatment works.
EGM renews ISO9001:2015 Certification
Quality, why does it matter?
This month at EGM, we’re proud to announce that we’re been awarded our most recent Quality Certificate, ISO 9001:2015. It’s a process that we undertake regularly, as this simple accreditation really matters to us – in fact, many of our multi-national clients require it before they’ll consider working with us.
But why does this certificate matter so much? We thought we’d delve a little more deeply into its significance. Of course, at a basic level, it gives our customers confidence in our processes, efficiency and productivity; but the quality movement also provides a backbone to industry and commerce all around the world.
Fixed Gas Detection Servicing from EGM Ltd.
What is a fixed gas detection system?
Fixed gas detection systems are designed to provide 24/7 protection for your workplace. They’re installed to warn you if there’s any danger from toxic gas exposure, low oxygen levels, or a risk of combustion from flammable gases.
EGM renews Health and Safety Accreditation
As the summer draws to a close, we’ve been very busy at EGM. We’re pleased to announce that we’ve just successfully completed a major Health and Safety audit. This means that we’re now fully up to date, and have been awarded the latest accreditation with CHAS, leading provider of the new Common Assessment Standard.
New CO2 Transmission Risk Monitor
Get back to business with clean, safe air
An exciting new product
In this month’s blog, we’d like to introduce an exciting and timely new product. The Honeywell Transmission Risk Air Monitor has been specifically developed to keep your workplace or business safe – and importantly, open! If people come to you for work, study, dining or exercise, it’s a low cost, efficient way to enable you to keep the air they breathe fresh and clean.
The importance of calibration
Last month we talked about the importance of bump testing, and this month we’re here to talk about calibration. Calibration is sometimes known as ‘periodic verification’, and it’s a process that’s essential to assess, test and correct the accuracy of your instruments. It should be done in line with your manufacturer’s instructions, and at least every six months.