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By monitoring volcanoes for the prevalence of gases like CO2, scientists hope to be able to better predict the likelihood of volcanic eruptions. At the heart of Edinburgh Sensors’ Gascard NG is its proprietary NDIR technology that enables the unit provide real-time measurement of CO2 from levels as low as 0-500ppm to 0- 3%. This low maintenance, high-quality sensor is perfect for the accurate scientific measurements demanded for monitoring volcanoes.

Methane gas from cows: Domestic livestock such as cattle, sheep and goats, produce significant amounts of CH4 as part of the normal digestive processes in the ruminant stomach system. Ruminant animals host bacteria in their gastrointestinal systems to aid in the breakdown of plant material and some of these microorganisms (methanogens) use the acetate from the plant material to produce methane. Discover how to monitor cow methane emissions.

Edinburgh Sensors was founded in 1988 and from then we have committed ourselves to developing gas sensing technology and equipment to the highest levels for all our customers. Since the 1940s Non-dispersive Infrared (NDIR) sensing has become an important, safe, reliable and accurate method for the detection of gases such as CO, CO₂ …

At Edinburgh Sensors, we pride ourselves in being one of the leading manufacturers of robust NDIR gas detection solutions.  The application of our continued research and development has contributed to several major advances in the world of infrared gas sensing which has allowed us to develop our comprehensive portfolio of NDIR products for the detection of …

We are delighted to announce the launch of our newly designed website edinburghsensors.com. The updated site features a bold and uncluttered design. Our aim was to make the new website faster, easier to navigate, and more user-friendly. We’ve also improved the structure of our content, so you’ll get more from a quick read. The site includes …