NET REMORA® - the new OEM Refrigerant Sensor Module

The new REMORA First from NET is a complete, ready to use and cost-effective sensor module aimed at making refrigerant leak detection easy, affordable and effective in any application.

Description

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Speaker

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When & Where

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Tue, 08.10.2024, 14:40 – 15:00

place

Hall 8 / 8-516

Details

Format: Lecture

Language: English

Description

REMORA is based on a glass reinforced, flame retardant IP65 Polyamide enclosure, complete with integrated mounting holes. The gas inlet is protected by an oleophobic filter and an oil spray cover to ensure maximum protection against shocks, dust and contamination in any possible environment and application scenario.

REMORA gas detection is based on NET range of NDIR sensors – by a distance, the most complete on the market today, covering over 40 different common refrigerants across multiple platforms and detection ranges. NDIR detection ensures unparalleled gas selectivity, poison immunity, fail safe operation, long term stability and extended lifetime (15+years). The sensing part is microprocessor based, providing a linearized and temperature compensated reading, as well as complete diagnostics information while running constant self-check and self-calibration routines.

NET has now over 15 years of experience in detecting refrigerants with NDIR technology and can offer the best integration support available.

The REMORA module has a high-level interface with industry-standard 4-20 mA analogue output and MODBUS protocol on RS-485, as well as local Threshold, Watchdog and fault alarm outputs. The power supply rating is 12…24VDC. The unit can be customized with different interface options, such as PokaYoka Automotive connector, NET standard connector and cable.

All the above makes the Remora sensor an ideal solution for any refrigerant leak detection solutions, from direct integration in HVAC/R equipment such as chillers, rooftop units or Heat Pumps, to environmental monitoring in cold rooms, machinery rooms or refrigerated transports as well as occupied spaces such as hotel rooms, hospitals or office buildings.