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Maximize ROI and reduce risk of millions in liability with hospital-grade EtO precision and continuous EPA-compliant monitoring.
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PAS SENSE
PAS SENSE devices deliver critical performance reliability aligned with FDA, OSHA and EPA regulations.
PAS SENSE analyzers are capable of 0.075 ppb EtO detection. They also include H2O2 compensation to combat cross-interference from Hydrogen peroxide sterilization residuals.
PAS SENSE analyzers are capable of 0.075 ppb EtO detection. They also include H2O2 compensation to combat cross-interference from Hydrogen peroxide sterilization residuals.
Why CAI ENVEA
With over 45 years of global leadership and more than 30 years of proven gas detection experience, ENVEA supports US medical sterilization facilities through locally built analyzers, rapid-response service, and expert technical guidance.
Manufactured and serviced in Orange, California for fast delivery and local technical support.
30+ years of trusted gas detection in utilities, energy, and compliance-critical industries.
Industry-leading gas monitoring backed by global R&D and regulatory alignment.
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ENVEA has acquired the INNOVA technology range from Lumasense, seamlessly integrating it with their emission monitoring portfolio. The INNOVA Lumasense photoacoustic technology is now known as the PAS SENSE Series.
ENVEA is a global leader in environmental monitoring solutions with over 45 years experience in the field. ENVEA are proud to have acquired the Lumasense INNOVA range, expanding their offerings to a comprehensive product portfolio.
With the transition to ENVEA, all PAS SENSE products are now built, serviced and distributed directly from the CAI ENVEA Group facility in Orange, California.
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulates ethylene oxide (EtO) for sterilization under various environmental laws. Learn more about the chemical and what the EPA is doing to address EtO.
Worker exposure to ethylene oxide is regulated to very low levels for safety. The OSHA permissible exposure limit is 1 ppm over 8 hours, and prolonged or higher exposures can cause serious long-term health risks including cancer.
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