Air quality monitoring
Kunak Technologies has expanded its gas sensor portfolio, adding methane, (CH4), oxygen (O₂), hydrogen cyanide (HCN), hydrogen fluoride (HF), non-methane hydrocarbons (NMHC) and dual chlorine/ chlorine dioxide (Cl₂/ClO₂) cartridges. The upgrade offers one of the most complete multi-gas monitoring ranges on the market, tailored for complex industrial environments and fugitive emission control.
Industrial plants face a growing need to monitor a wider range of gaseous pollutants. Beyond regulated compounds, new gases linked to safety and process efficiency are now in focus. Meeting this demand, Kunak Technologies has expanded its current portfolio of gas cartridges to include CH4, O2, HCN, HF, NMHC, and Cl2/ClO2.
In line with this expansion, the Kunak AIR solution now provides an extended set of measurement parameters that cover gases, particles and meteorological variables essential for industrial emission analysis and air quality assessment:
This extension enhances Kunak’s position as a leading developer of modular and high-precision air monitoring systems. These new cartridges use the same patented Smart Cartridge system, offering plug-and-play adaptability for a wide range of industrial applications.
Each new cartridge follows Kunak’s established principles: data traceability, guaranteed quality, and flexibility. Users can swap cartridges to adjust their monitoring needs without complex maintenance or costly replacements.
The Smart Cartridge system allows operators to track both regulated and emerging gases, from hydrogen fluoride in metal production to non-methane hydrocarbons in refineries, with accuracy and continuity.
In modern industry, data quality is as critical as measurement range. Kunak’s sensors, combined with the Kunak AIR Cloud platform, deliver real-time data visualisation, advanced analytics, automatic alerts, and customized reporting. This enables environmental and safety managers to make faster data-driven decisions and maintain compliance with tightening directives.
Industries are expected to demonstrate transparency and control over their emissions. The ability to measure a wider range of gases gives companies a competitive advantage, not only in helping them comply with environmental regulations, but also in strengthening their social licence to operate.
The expansion of Kunak's product portfolio reflects this shift towards comprehensive, environmental monitoring, in which precision instrumentation is combined with cloud-based intelligence.
With the inclusion of these new gas cartridges, Kunak now offers one of the most extensive selections of gaseous pollutant sensors available for industrial and environmental use.
The result is a technology ecosystem created for industries that need accuracy, adaptability and operational reliability, essential qualities for tackling the next phase of industrial decarbonisation and air quality control.
IET 36.3 May