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Silvia Rivas is the winner of the Core Values award for August. She has been doing an outstanding job in assisting the production line settings to keep things running smoothly. A role she stepped in temporarily while we tried to figure out a replacement, but it turns out she will be permanently staying in this role! She has definitely proven herself an asset to the team! Silvia is always willing to stay late or work Saturdays to help get the job done. Thank you for being a Team Player and doing your part in what makes the difference! #SenseTheDifference #CoreValues #Senva

Follow Senva to stay at the forefront of building automation innovation. Our smart sensors are proudly designed and manufactured in the US and crafted with our customers in mind - because we listen to their challenges. Our dedicated engineers work tirelessly to develop the right solutions, ensuring that both field agents and consumers benefit from our cutting-edge technology. Join us in our mission to make buildings smarter, safer, and more efficient. #ToxicGas #Gas #AirQuality #Sensors #HVAC #Innovation #Senva #SenseTheDifference AJ Woodin Jordan Johnson Seth Seaton Victor Llanes Tiago Anes Jeffrey Mueller Nick Marcy Rob Peine Cadron Swanby

Calibrating Senva's TGR—Recessed Toxic Gas sensor is designed to be straightforward and user-friendly. It ensures that users can maintain optimal performance without the need for specialized training. Here's a step-by-step video walkthrough. Talk to one of our knowledgeable staff on what the TGR can do for you: 866-660-8864 #ToxicGas #Gas #AirQuality #Sensors #Innovation #Senva #HVAC   AJ Woodin Jordan Johnson Seth Seaton Victor Llanes Tiago Anes Jeffrey Mueller Nick Marcy Rob Peine Cadron Swanby

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Ensuring safety in various environments is crucial, and we offer a range of Toxic Gas sensors tailored to specific needs: - CO/CO2 Sensors: Perfect for garages, these sensors help detect and monitor carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide levels, ensuring safe air quality. - Combustible Sensors: Designed for battery rooms, these sensors detect flammable gases, providing early warnings to prevent potential hazards. - Refrigerant Sensors: Ideal for commercial refrigeration and supermarkets, these sensors monitor refrigerant levels, ensuring compliance and safety in cooling systems. Stay tuned for more insights and tips on choosing the right sensors for your needs! #ToxicGas #Gas #AirQuality #Sensors #Innovation #Senva #HVAC   AJ Woodin Jordan Johnson Seth Seaton Victor Llanes Tiago Anes Jeffrey Mueller Nick Marcy Rob Peine Cadron Swanby

Theourn Leng is the winner of the "Core Values of the Month" for her dedication to quality in our finished PCAs. She is our first line of defense and has shown to be adept at quickly diagnosing and repairing or reworking boards that need them. She has been a great help in training team members and is a huge help in alleviating some of the stresses when we get larger orders in. She is always willing to listen and a reliable source of inspiration whenever we need it. Thank you, Theourn, for doing your part in what makes the difference! #sensethedifference #Senva #CoreValues

A study published in the Journal of Emergency Medicine investigated the distribution of CO in an 8-foot-tall chamber when applied from different heights. The results of the study show the time taken to reach equilibrium when applied and sensed at three heights: 0 feet, 4 feet, and 8 feet. Based on the analysis of “how gas moves,” it can be concluded that a CO sensor can detect gas reasonably when mounted at heights between 0 and 8 feet and a CO/NO2 sensor should be mounted between 3 and 6 feet to ensure the fastest gas detection and protect people of all heights. However, if you have strict height-separate zones for CO and NO2 you need to follow, we have a solution for that, too! The Senva TG Series sensors are the perfect solution for a combination of CO/NO2 sensing and in an enclosed parking lot with on-demand ventilation. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gDqC7qJZ Order yours today: https://lnkd.in/eFJSi8Rv #ToxicGas #Gas #AirQuality #Sensors #Innovation #Senva #HVAC   AJ Woodin Jordan Johnson Seth Seaton Victor Llanes Tiago Anes Jeffrey Mueller Nick Marcy Rob Peine Cadron Swanby

Don't stop with toxic gas wall sensors for your building's Garage. This is where common sources of toxic gases such as carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) are found. The redundancy of having a toxic gas duct sensor can make a huge difference in sensing when toxic gas levels rise. These sensors can trigger ventilation systems to expel harmful gases and ensure a safer environment. Read more: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://lnkd.in/eyVq4XqR #ToxicGas #Gas #AirQuality #Sensors #Innovation #Senva #HVAC   AJ Woodin Jordan Johnson Seth Seaton Victor Llanes Tiago Anes Jeffrey Mueller Nick Marcy Rob Peine Cadron Swanby

Fire season is upon us, and now is the time to get ahead of those air quality alerts and particulate matter (PM)