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Read one of our articles below to discover the latest news from TEL and updates from the airflow control and monitoring industry.

FAQs: Labs and net zero goals

Q: Why is laboratory energy use so important to achieving net zero? A: Because labs are energy intense spaces – using proportionately greater energy

What is proactive lab safety?

Lab safety is the overriding priority of lab managers because, in addition to the ethical need to protect workers, a proven safety record has

Airflow control that adds value to lab equipment

The energy required to operate fume cupboards and biological safety cabinets can be significant. How effectively and efficiently they are ventilated reflects on the

Change how you think about lab costs

Lab managers face multiple operational challenges, from a shortage of workers and an abundance of regulation through to supply chain disruption. So, it can

Take control with bespoke airflow

At TEL we work with a huge variety of organisations across sectors including laboratories and research, healthcare, education, retail and office. While there are

Solving the problem of indoor pollen

More than 13 million people in the UK are allergic to pollen and the number is growing. People with hay fever usually experience symptoms

Does your airflow control system save you money?

Whatever business you’re in, keeping the air in your premises fresh and clean has multiple benefits, like promoting the health and safety of employees

New gas sensor transforms carbon filter management

In 2017 we launched the AFA4000/E, a pioneering airflow control and monitoring system that provides lab users with continuous velocity readings and cutting-edge alarm

Breathe easier in healthcare environments with TEL

The purpose of hospitals and other healthcare facilities is to get us better when we’re hurt or unwell. But it is an uncomfortable truth

Top marks for TEL Education Solutions

The quality of indoor air in education environments has a significant impact on learning but keeping air clean using traditional airflow control systems can

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