CleanAIR Systems, Inc. Launches The HiBACK USB™

Santa Fe, NM – Introduced in January, the new HiBACK USB™ from CleanAIR Systems is a microprocessor-based data logger and alarm system coupled with real-time monitoring software. Used in conjunction with CleanAIR’s emissions control technology, the HiBACK USB™ records and monitors exhaust backpressure and temperature on diesel engines, such as mining equipment, stationary generators, and construction vehicles.

Offered with optional software, the new HiBACK USB™ can track the duty cycle of an engine along with analysis of engine parameters, providing useful information on performance and warning the operator of possible problems with the system. When the HiBACK USB™ is installed and used in combination with the CleanAIR PERMIT™ diesel particulate filter, it allows the filter to function at optimal level by warning of possible plugging or increasing engine backpressure before the situation becomes excessive.

By streamlining the task of capturing and downloading data, plus utilizing Windows-based, user-friendly software to download statistics directly to an Excel spread sheet, the HiBACK USB™ makes data logging easier. “Our customers look to us for customized emissions control technology,” explains Tom Mosley, CleanAIR’s Customer Service Representative. “The new HiBACK USB helps them monitor the performance of our filters while using software that’s easy-to-understand. This means better emissions control and better customer satisfaction.”

The unit also includes self-diagnostic features for troubleshooting temperature and back pressure sensing problems. Available in two levels, the optional software offers a variety of features depending on user needs. For more information on the HiBACK USB™, visit the products section of the CleanAIR website at www.cleanairsys.com or call 800-355-5513.

Established in 1993, CleanAIR Systems, Inc. located in Santa Fe, NM, is a technology-based corporation manufacturing emissions control systems with worldwide distribution. Their products are designed to control air pollution for on- and off-road vehicles, as well as stationary machinery and power generation. For more information, visit www.cleanairsys.com.