Global competition - learn about emission analysers and win a free Palm organiser.

Jan 2000 News

Thermox, which provide analysers to the power industry, is inviting readers to visit its website and, by registering, have the chance to win a Palm Organiser. By visiting the site, solutions are provided to help power plants save money and improve their operating efficiency. The first 50 people who register by 28 January 2000 will also receive a free Ametek cap.

Registering is easy. Simply go to www.thermox.com and press the applications button, select the power industry questionnaire and answer the questions. You will then be registered to win the Palm Organiser.

The following questions will be asked:

p How many flue gas monitors have you purchased in the past 12 months?

p How many do you plan to purchase in the next 12 months?

p How do you monitor combustion efficiency?

p What features would you like to see in a flue gas monitor?

p Would you like to set up a service agreement for your analysers?

The winner's name will be drawn on 31 January 2000 and posted on the Thermox website.

Thermox is represented locally by OEN Enterprises.

OEN Enterprises

(011) 792 2859

[email protected]

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