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The ADH Sirocco
ADH Sirocco automatic dehydrator, rack mount

ADH Sirocco automatic dehydrator, rack mount

Automatic Air Dehydrator

Model ADH Sirocco

The ADH SIROCCO automatic air dehydrator supplies low pressure dry air to keep waveguide and coaxial cable dry. Output pressure is user-configurable between 0.10 psig and 7.50 psig (7 mbar – 517 mbar) in 0.01 psig (0.67mbar) increments. Factory default pressure is 0.5 psig (34.5 mbar). Operational monitoring and alarms are also user-configurable to suit unique or changing system requirements. Read more ...

Adjustable Set Point Thermostat
SST-3 Adjustable Set Point Thermostat

SST-3 Adjustable Set Point Thermostat

Electronic Thermostat with Ground Fault Equipment Protection

Model SST-3 Adjustable Set Point Thermostat

The Tracon model SST–3 adjustable set point thermostat provides process temperature maintenance in cost-sensitive applications requiring ground fault equipment protection (GFEP). The SST–3 adjustable set point thermostat protects processes and equipment from damaging temperatures and/or viscosities by maintaining an adjustable temperature set point from 34°F to 150°F (1°C to 65°C). Typical applications include freeze protection, hot water temperature maintenance, and flow assurance/viscosity maintenance. Read more...

 

ADH Automatic Air Dehydrators
ADH NETCOM Automatic Air Dehydrator

ADH NETCOM Automatic Air Dehydrator

 

 ADH Automatic Air Dehydrators

The ADH line of automatic air dehydrators has a successful history of delivering pressurized dry air for telecommunication antenna pressurization systems since 1986 and is considered one of Environmental Technology’s premier product lines. This is evident with thousands of units in the field today and the number of units still in service since the product line’s inception. Many of the first units shipped are still in service today more than 20 years later.

 

Snow Switch Sensors & Controls
The APS C Series

The APS C Series, the top of the line SnowSwitch sensors and controls.

 

Snow Switch Sensors & Controls

The Environmental Technology Snow Switch line of  snow/ice sensors and controls have provided over 40 years of dependability and experience.

Systems up to 16 amps typically use an LCD–7 controller, integrating sensing and power switching for cost effective deicing of small applications.

Larger systems will use a CIT–1 aerial sensor in conjunction with an APS C series control panel and may include one or more SC–40C satellite contactors. Each APS–4C control panel and SC–40C satellite contactor includes integral ground fault detection and can switch up to 50 amps of direct heater load.

Environmental Technology, Inc.
Environmental Technology, 1850 N Sheridan Street, South Bend IN 46628

Environmental Technology in South Bend, IN

About Us

The world today depends on highly reliable systems to provide communications, transportation, power distribution, and security. The forces of nature conspire against these systems in the form of rain, snow, ice, changes in pressure and temperature, wind, dust and more. Moisture and dust can find their way into essential components such as waveguide or electrical enclosures. Snow and ice coat antennas, buildings, roads, bridges, and railways. If allowed to have its way, nature hampers or even destroys the systems we count on.

Environmental Technology,Inc. designs and manufactures products for effectively managing the environment. From energy efficient snow melting and deicing to pressurization systems for satellite and microwave transmission lines, we have 40 years of experience as an industry leader in developing and delivering effective environmental management systems. Environmental Technology, Inc. has the experience you can count on.

Thaddeus M. Jones
Thaddeus M. Jones

Thaddeus M. Jones, CEO

 

Thad Jones. CEO, Founder, Chairman.

Thaddeus M. Jones formed Environmental Technology, Inc. in 1968 and began producing the first Snow Switch® sensing and control products for commercial deicing. Thad has since been awarded over 60 patents for technologies used in snow and ice detection, condensate and humidity control, ground fault and arc detection, energy management, power distribution, and air pressurization systems. An inventor and consulting engineer at heart, Thad and his team continue to seek out new ways to limit the effects of Mother Nature on communications, transportation, business and safety around the world.

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Both the heater and supply lights are flashing on the RCU-2 remote for my GIT-4, what does it mean?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

There are two possibilities and it depends on how the lights are flashing. If...

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Can I use a GIT-4 gutter deicing controller to control external contactors?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

No, using an external contactor will cause the GIT-4 to indicate a ground fault...

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Can I use the GIT-3A controller to power heat cables directly?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

Yes, as long as the total load does not exceed the maximum current rating of...

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How can I test the snow sensor attached to my GIT-4 or GIT-3A gutter deice controller?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

The sensors require a temperature below 38F and moisture on the moisture grid....

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Why isn’t my sensor turning on my system when it is snowing outside?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

When we say sensor, we are talking about a CIT-1, GIT-1 or a SIT-6E (or one of...

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Can I simulate a sensor call for heat to test a GIT-4 gutter deicing controller?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

Unfortunately no, the sensor and controller of the GIT-4 communicate via a data...

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Can I extend the wires and how far away can I locate the sensors?

Posted by on Aug 4, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions | 0 comments

Yes. The sensor wires can be extended up to 500 feet with #18 awg wire and 2000...

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