Do you need a reliable Fume Hood Alarm that easily installs on your existing fume hood or biosafety cabinet? There are a lot of different brands and types of fume hoods and biosafety cabinets. Some come with integrated alarm systems, but many don’t. Now, with so many regulations like NSF-49/ANSI, USP 797, and USP 800 […]
Do you need to retrofit the airflow monitor in your Class II biosafety cabinet? Biosafety cabinets need the ability to monitor airflow and present airflow status to the user. By NSF/ANSI Standard 49 requirements, a biosafety cabinet must have audible and visual alarms that indicate a loss of exhaust airflow. The Rooster Airflow Alarm with […]
Do you want to improve laboratory safety? If your fume hood does not have a means to verify airflow, or uses a legacy magnehelic gauge, the addition of the Rooster Airflow Alarm is recommended. A properly functioning fume hood is often the most important engineering control in a laboratory; the Rooster Alarm continuously tracks fume […]
Do you need an airflow monitor for your laboratory construction or renovation project? The primary function of a fume hood alarm is to warn laboratory personnel of potentially unsafe levels of airflow. The Rooster series of airflow monitors allows you to easily achieve that level of airflow safety. We have solutions for new fume hood […]
We promised you more, and we’ve delivered. For 2024, the Rooster airflow monitor has new features for improved airflow safety and better fume hood performance. The Rooster Monitor100’s closed-loop control system allows users to maintain a face velocity setpoint. The analog output control signal indicates velocity, and EH&S managers can now choose from a linear […]