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State of LPG detection Qatar Green Isle, Food Industry Ireland Ammonia detection Hanwha Chemical Boeun, Korea Acetone, Methyl Alcohol, Hexane detection Heart of the bay mole Haifa LPG detection Hindu Cremation Jebel Ali CH4 detection Horse Riding Olympic Center Markopoulo PL4 & SMART2 Hospital Carlos III Madrid Oxygen and Methane detection with Multiscan Hospital de Cuf Lisboa Methane detection Hotel Hilton Eilat LPG detection Hotel Huelva Methane detection Hunca Cosmetics Factory Istanbul Flammable gas detection Hyatt Plaza Shopping Mall: 11 shops Doha. State of Qatar PL4, PLG8, Multiscan IDI, LPG detection Hyatt Plaza Shopping Mall: cylinder room for 11 State of Qatar Multiscan IDI and LPG detectors shops. Qatar Central Markets Company Hyundai Oilbank, HDO Clean Fuels Project Daesan, Korea Methane, CO and H2S detection I.T.H. plant Migdal Hahemek Oxygen detection Ice-Cream Factory Ioannina PLG8B & Ammonia detectors Irish Oxygen Company Cork Oxygen detection with Multiscan Italian Restaurant at Hyatt Plaza Qatar Central Markets LPG detection Jerusalem City Tower Jerusalem CO detection Khalid Bin Al Walid Model School for Boys. Madinat Khalifa. State of LPG detection Qatar Kimar Paint Factory Gebze, Turkey PL4, SMART3 LPG Kirikkale Municipality Plant Kirrikkale PL4 PLG8 Kombassan- Komgas Tarsus Galileo Multiscan + LPG detectors Laboratory of National University Athens PL4+SMART3 detectors for O2 and NH3 Le Meridien Mina Siyahi Hotels Jebel Ali Flammable gas detection Lebanese Restaurant Al Moosa Tower LPG detection LG Chemical Ochang, Korea Oxygen detection LG PHILIPS LCD Gumi, Korea Methane detection Mega Carpet Factory Al Quoz MERCEDES-BENZ Aksaray Kamyon Factory Aksaray, Turkey GALILEO IDI, SMART3 Methane detection National Iranian Gas Co. Iran Methane detection and PCM- Noor Abad Compresor Station 602 control panel National Metsovio University Athens Multiscan & SMART3 National Microelectronics Research Centre Cork Oxygen, CO2 and CH4 detectors with Multiscan panel Paints Factory Greece Xylene detection Pediatric Emergency center extention at Al Saad Al Saad. State of Qatar Medical gas system Pe-Glilot Ramat Hash Ron LPG and petrol vapour detectors Petroleum Tanker (vessel) Turkey PL4 PLG8 Pharmaceutical warehouse Athens PL4+H2S and Acetylene detection Pharmaceutical warehouse Athens PL4+Acetylene detectors S1151AC POSCO. Finex Demonstration Plat Pohang, Korea PCM-602 control panel and CO+O2 detection Preparatory School for boys at Bani Hajir. Ministry Bani Hajir. State of Qatar LPG detection of Municipal Affairs & Agriculture- Building Engineering Department Press Olympic Center Athens PL4 & SMART2 Procter & Gamble Gebze Factory Gebze PL4, H2 and Methane Procter & Gamble Gebze Factory Gebze PL4, H2, Petrol vapours and CO Quelle de Carga en Puerto Ammonia detection Ramada Hotel & Cabana Club State of Qatar LPG detection RAMSTOR Shopping Mall, Skopje, Macedonia Galileo Multiscan Light and S1126CO SMART 3 Rigas TEC1- Thermal Power plant Riga, Latvia Multiscan IDI and SMART3 S1097ME for Methane Safia Bint Abdul Mutaleb Elementary School for Madinat Khalifa. State of LPG detection Girls at Madinat Khalifa. Ministry of Municipal Qatar Affairs & Agriculture- Building Engineering Department School at Dukhan for QP Dukhan. State of Qatar LPG detection School at Jumailiyah Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Jumailiyah. State of LPG detection Agriculture- Building Engineering Department Qatar Seaview Hotel Bur Dubai LPG detection Secondary School for Boys at Al Wakrah. Ministry Al Wakrah. State of Qatar LPG detection of Municipal Affairs & Agriculture- Building Engineering Department Secondary School for boys at Bani Hajir. Ministry of Bani Hajir. State of Qatar LPG detection Municipal Affairs & Agriculture- Building Engineering Department Secondary School for boys at Muaither. Ministry of Muaither. State of Qatar LPG detection Municipal Affairs & Agriculture- Building Engineering Department Shatar Abbas Restaurant at Hyatt Plaza Shatar Abbas Multiscan IDI and LPG detectors Shell auto gas stations All over Turkey LPG detection Shell Gas Benkovski, Bulgaria Sentox 44 with SMART3 LPG detectors Talpiyot Walkay Buiding Jerusalem CO detection Tema Tekstil Lcwaikki Manufacturing Facility Ikitelli/Istanbul Methane detection Tenuva Chicken plant Kiryat Shmona Ammonia detection The Israeli standards approval institution Israel LPG, CH4 and H2 detec. Total auto gas stations All over Turkey LPG detection Tower Plant, Sofia Sofia, Bulgaria Galileo Multiscan Light with 20 SMART3-1097ME (2 plants) Toyota Factory Adapazari Petrol vapour detection Traffic Hospital Ankara PL4 PLG8 Turkish Hard Coal Enterprise Ankara PL4 PLG8 Underground Metro Railway Station Bursa PL4 PLG8 Universidad Autonoma Quimicas Barcelona LPG detection University College, Bioscience Institute Cork Oxygen, CH4 and CO2 detectors with Multiscan Uthman Ebin Affan Boys Elementary School Al Muntaza LPG detection Vehicles Station (garage) Athens PL4 & SMART2 Villa for Shk. Khalid Bin Abdullah Umm Salal. State of LPG detection Qatar Water Quality Lab State of Qatar Oxygen and Acetylene detection .
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