In May 2014 we installed the first TMH-100 in New Hampshire, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In March 2014 the Water & Wastes Digest published an article on the use of the THM-100 in the town of Old Bridge in New Jersey.  The article stated that: “the THM-100 not only provided precise tracking of changes in THM levels, but also enabled a much greater understanding of how the environment, climate, and particularly rainfall and residence time could affect the THM values of the purchased surface water.”

In March 2014 we installed the first TMH-100 in Peurto Rico, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In December 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in Florida, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In November 2013 the AWWA Journal published an article comparing the THM-100 to the performance of a lab.  They concluded that the “performance of an online, automated trihalomethane monitor is as accurate and precise as off‐line commercial laboratories.”

In October 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in West Virginia, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In October 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in Pennsylvania, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In September 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in Alabama, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In August 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in Kentucky, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.

In March 2013 we installed the first TMH-100 in New Jersey, which will monitor the fluctuation of TMH levels, making treatment more efficient.