The new Innovacelli (pronounced inno-va-chelly) or just Inno for short, is the latest development in true pressure, pure physics barometers.  Developed especially for hospitals and laboratories, these barometers contain no hazardous mercury and are just as accurate as the best mercury barometer.  We think they are even more accurate as they require no offsets or calculations that can lead to errors.  Also, the Inno’s scale is 4 times larger than a mercury barometer, allowing for a more precise reading of the actual air pressure.

  Mercury spills from broken barometers have cost thousands of dollars to cleanup.  A recent spill at a school cost over $600,000 and several weeks to decontaminate.    Many facilities spend precious resources monitoring and training for a mercury spill.   In a typical hospital, mercury barometers can often be found in oncology and pulmonary departments as well as sleep and pain labs.  Time for those mercury barometers to go and the Innovacelli Barometer is the perfect replacement.  Even if your facility currently does not have a mercury barometer, the digital or mechanical barometers also have their own problems.  The expense of recalibrating digital barometers every year to ensure their accuracy can be burdensome.  Mechanical barometers can become fouled and require a tapping of the glass to get the needle to move.

  The Innovacelli is in a similar price range as that of a precision mercury barometer.  We are now accepting purchase orders for the Innovacelli at the introductory price of $2500 with delivery expected in March 2012.  Purchase orders may be faxed to 978-649-8547.

  Have any questions?  E-mail us at sales@allivanmktg.com or call 978-649-8547.

Features:

Mercury-Free - Completely non-toxic

Reads absolute pressure at any altitude

NIST Traceable calibration

Expanded scale for easy, accurate readings

Simple to use - no offsets or calculations

Developed for hospital./lab use

Sturdy acrylic protective frame

Adjustable mounting plate for plum/leveling

Optional thermometer available

No batteries or mechanical gears - just physics

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