One Sensor, Multiple Refrigerants: N.E.T. Introduces IREF RF1 Broadband Refrigerant Sensor at Chillventa
The refrigerant market is becoming increasingly complex. OEM manufacturers today may need to develop detection systems capable of working with different refrigerants, different product configurations and different application requirements. This often means managing multiple sensor versions, additional part numbers and more complex integration work. At Chillventa 2026, Hall 6 booth 432, N.E.T. will present a different approach: The new <a style="color: #000080;" ...
N.E.T. at Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe 2026: Thermal Conductivity Sensing for Hydrogen Applications
From 20 to 22 October 2026, N.E.T. will be exhibiting at Hydrogen Technology Expo Europe in Hamburg, one of the key meeting points for anyone involved in the Hydrogen industry. You can find us in Hall B6 – Italian Pavilion, where we will present our gas sensing technologies for Hydrogen applications, with a particular focus on the MAK Intelligent Thermal...
N.E.T. Expands Its Presence in Asia and Broadens Its Gas Sensing Technologies
N.E.T. Expands Its Presence in Asia and Broadens Its Gas Sensing Technologies N.E.T. provides gas sensing technologies for OEM manufacturers across Asia, including NDIR, electrochemical, catalytic and thermal conductivity sensing, with new developments in TDLAS laser-based detection. Asia is becoming an increasingly important market for industrial gas sensing, driven by developments in advanced manufacturing, HVAC-R, hydrogen technologies, energy infrastructure and industrial safety. For...
NETC3 DIN-R: Pre-Calibrated Gas Detection Head for OEM Integration
Developing an industrial gas detection system requires much more than selecting a gas sensor. Manufacturers must typically manage: Sensor integration Signal processing electronics Firmware development Mechanical enclosure design Hazardous area certification System calibration and validation These activities increase development time, engineering complexity and certification costs, particularly in HVAC-R, refrigerant detection and industrial safety applications. The NETC3 DIN-R Head was developed to simplify this process by combining sensing technology, electronics...
NET NEWSLETTER Q2-26
Innovation in Gas Sensing Technology During Q2, N.E.T. focused on gas sensing technologies for OEM and industrial applications, with particular attention to refrigerant leak detection, Hydrogen monitoring, biogas plants and integration-ready solutions for gas detection systems. Our recent technical content explored different gas detection scenarios: from A2L refrigerant leak detection in modern HVAC-R systems, to Hydrogen and Ammonia gas detection in...
Why A2L Refrigerants Require Reliable Leak Detection
Refrigerant Monitoring for Modern HVAC-R Systems The HVAC-R industry is undergoing a significant transition as manufacturers move toward refrigerants with lower Global Warming Potential compared to many traditional alternatives. Among the refrigerants increasingly adopted in modern heating, cooling and refrigeration systems are A2L refrigerants used in heat pumps, chillers and refrigeration equipment. What Are A2L Refrigerants? A2L refrigerants are a category of refrigerants classified...