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Gas Monitor

May 1, 2012

The E3Point gas monitor combines flexible configuration options and multiple communications protocols to monitor and control toxic and combustible gases in commercial buildings. Available in wall- or duct-mounting models, the monitor can be configured as a standalone device with single or dual-gas monitoring, or as a fully addressable, networked system via a building automation protocol such as Modbus or BACnet. Using the networked configuration, up to 96 addressable units can be linked to various building systems. —Honeywell Analytics

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