Sauermann Group
For 45 years, the Sauermann Group has designed, manufactured and sold products and services dedicated to industrial and HVACR markets. The Group specifically focuses on the detection, measurement and control of indoor air quality (IAQ).
- 140 Fell Court Ste
302 Hauppauge
, 11788
United States
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Probes
measures relative pressure range from -1 to 60 bar and -14 to 870 psi and comes with wireless connection low energy.
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Portable Instruments
Our hand-held measurement instruments are built with field HVAC engineers and operators in mind. Designed for speed, reliability and portability, they cover the majority of air-quality parameters typically found in the HVAC sector: speed, temperature, humidity, airflow and lighting levels. What’s more, our instruments also detect gases and assess air quality.
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Mini Condensate Removal Pumps
Our mini condensate removal pumps are designed for console, split and cassette-type air conditioning units, as well as other appliances that produce small amounts of condensate. Our quiet, reliable pumps are ideal for preventing water damage.
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Gas Analysis
Si-CA 030
The Si-CA 030 offers everything heating engineers need to inspect and maintain residential and commercial boilers, with wireless connection to our smartphone app and automatic generation of servicing reports and certificates.
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Condensate Pumps
Sauermann has been manufacturing condensate removal pumps for over 40 years. Our pumps are designed to detect and remove condensates from heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVACR) systems.
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Wireless Pressure Probe
Si-RM1
This Si-RM1 wireless pressure probe accurately measures high side and low side pressure.It measures relative pressure range from -1 to 60 bar and -14 to 870 psi and comes with wireless connection low energy.
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Measuring Instruments
Since acquiring the Kimo and E Instruments brands, we have added a comprehensive range of measurement instruments to the Sauermann product portfolio. These instruments are designed to monitor indoor air quality (IAQ) and combustion gas machines during installation and maintenance operations by measuring concentrations of gases and other substances in the air.
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NTC Clamp Temperature Probe
Si-RM2
This Si-RM2 temperature probe accurately and simultaneously provides real-time superheat/sub cooling calculations. It measures temperature from -40 to 150 °C (-40 to 302 °F), and comes with wireless connection low energy.
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Vane Thermo-Anemometer
Si-VV3
The palm-sized Sauermann Si-VV3 vane thermo-anemometer easily measures airflow, air velocity & temperature with its vane probe.
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Condensate Tank Pumps
Our tank pumps are made for large heating, refrigeration and central air conditioning systems that produce substantial amounts of condensate. These powerful, hard-wearing pumps are built to last.
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Combustion
Our combustion gas analysers are compatible with a wide range of machines, such as engines, industrial boilers, incinerators and industrial furnaces. They can be used to assess various combustion parameters, from efficiency and yield to CO, O, NOx and other gas concentrations in flue and exhaust gases.
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Dual Input Thermometer
Si-TT3
The palm-sized Sauermann Si-TT3 dual input thermometer easily measures K thermocouple temperature.
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Thermo-Hygrometer
Si-HH3
The palm-sized Sauermann Si-HH3 thermo-hygrometer easily measures relative humidity and temperature.
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Indoor Air Quality Monitoring
Si-AQ Expert
The Si-AQ Expert is the ideal tool for testing indoor air quality in warehouses and office buildings. It can measure concentrations of multiple different hazardous of gases and compounds that can affect air quality and worker safety.
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Gas Analysis
Si-CA 130
The Si-CA 130 features a touch-screen display and comes with PC-based management software (in addition to the smartphone app) for more in-depth combustion gas analysis. The three field-replaceable cells and sensors offer expanded measurement capability.
