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Mercury detector eliminates downtime
September 1st 2009

Ion Science has introduced a double beam UVabsorption mercury detection unit. The MercuryVapour Indicator 's (MVI) dual beamtechnology means the instrument does not saturate or require regeneration between readings like the traditional methods, eliminating instrument downtime.

Fast and accurate, MVI gives a real time response within three seconds. Ready to detect instantly, MVI provides continuous readings and offers two detection ranges: 0.1to 200 and 1.0 to 1999 microgram/ cubic meter.

A high performance pump for fast indication and recovery. The instrument's audible alarm and largedigital display clearly indicate the levels of mercury present.

Robust portable and fixed options are available.

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