thicknessSENSOR for Laser-Optical Thickness Measurement
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Venstar Inc. designs and produces high technology HVAC, lighting, and refrigeration controls. These are sold into the commercial and residential markets, for both new installations and retrofits. Venstar’s headquarters and primary design center is based in Chatsworth, California. Additional engineering centers are located in Oregon, Colorado, and Taipei. Manufacturing is based in Shanghai, China.
Wireless Remote Room Sensor can be used to monitor indoor or outdoor temperature (with compatible thermostats). The sensor location is not restricted by wiring constraints.
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Material ManufacturerManufacturer of Indoor Sensor, Outdoor Sensor, Duct Sensor, Wireless Sensor and Remote Sensor.
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