Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.

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Unit 145, 7391 Vantage Way

Delta, BC V4G 1M3

Canada

About Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.

Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. (CETCI) is a leading global manufacturer of fixed gas detection systems, including self-contained systems, controllers and transmitters (gas detectors), and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) monitoring instruments.

We offer a variety of sensor technologies that detect many different types of hazardous gases in a wide range of applications. Common gases are: Carbon Monoxide, Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Nitric Oxide, Ammonia, Chlorine, Ozone, Oxygen, Refrigerants and combustible gases like Methane, Hydrogen and Propane. Applications include commercial, institutional, municipal and light industrial markets worldwide. Many applications are for vehicle exhaust, but areas of specialization include refrigeration plants, indoor swimming pools, water treatment plants, ice arenas, wineries, airports, hotels, fish farms, battery charging rooms, food processing plants, and more.

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Products by Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.

SCC Self Contained Controller
The SCC is a one or two channel, self-contained controller for monitoring carbon monoxide (CO) and/or nitrogen dioxide (NO2) or combustible gases (hydrogen, propane and methane) in vehicle exhaust type applications such as parking garages, auto repair shops, battery charging rooms, buildings on... Read more
LPT-A Analog Transmitter
The LPT-A is a full featured, single sensor, analog transmitter. It is available with a wide range of internal or external sensors, with over 20 types of gases to choose from. Operating as an analog transmitter or a standalone fixed system, the LPT-A offers 3-wire VDC or 4-wire VAC power, jumper... Read more
LPT Low Power Transmitter
The LPT is an economical, single sensor, analog transmitter for monitoring CO, NO2, O3, NH3, CL2 or O2 gases non-hazardous, non-explosion proof rated commercial and light industrial applications. This basic transmitter is designed to be part of a fixed system with a Controller for applications... Read more

White Papers by Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.

How do You Know if Your Gas Detector is Working Properly By Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.
A gas detector is a safety device. It is intended to monitor and measure potentially lethal gases in the workplace and other places where people frequent such as shopping malls, underground parking lots, arenas, swimming pools, etc. It helps protect lives, security, property and the environment.... Read more
Gas Monitor Bump Testing vs Calibration By Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.
We are often asked to explain the difference between calibrations and bump testing. This is a controversial subject. OHS would have you do a full calibration before each use. In practice, our customers come up with their own intervals. If the gas monitor is used infrequently, say once a month,... Read more
Fixed Gas Detection Systems vs. Portable Gas Monitors By Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc.
Fixed gas detection systems and portable gas monitors are both essential to protecting workers and equipment and meeting OSHA/EPA requirements. Both products are equally capable of doing the job they are meant to do, in the type of area they are meant to do it in. When deciding which system to... Read more