Ebtron

Another successful ASHRAE Annual Conference is in the books.

EBTRON’s Darryl DeAngelis attended this year’s conference in Austin, joining industry professionals committed to advancing ventilation, indoor air quality, and building performance.

Active participation in ASHRAE is an important part of EBTRON’s commitment to supporting industry standards, sharing technical expertise, and collaborating with others to help create healthier, safer, and more energy-efficient buildings.

Thank you to ASHRAE, the volunteers, and everyone who contributed to another successful conference. We look forward to continuing the conversation throughout the year.

What EBTRON Does Differently
At the heart of every EBTRON airflow measurement system are individually calibrated bead-in-glass thermistors engineered for long-term stability, durability, and precision.

Unlike commodity sensors, each thermistor is:
✔ Individually calibrated at multiple temperatures
✔ Designed to withstand extreme temperature swings
✔ Hermetically sealed for long-term reliability
✔ Protected against moisture and harsh environments

The result is accurate, reliable airflow measurement that validates ventilation rates, supports building pressurization and control, maintains indoor air quality (IAQ), and improves HVAC system performance.

EBTRON, a measurable difference.

In healthcare, airflow isn’t just about comfort—it plays an important role in protecting patients, caregivers, and visitors.

Whether it’s an isolation room, operating room, or patient care area, maintaining the intended airflow and room pressurization helps support a safer indoor environment.

Healthcare facilities also need the flexibility to adjust ventilation strategies as conditions change, while still ensuring that systems operate as intended.

That’s why accurate airflow measurement matters. It provides the data needed to verify ventilation rates, maintain pressure relationships between spaces, and confirm that clean air is being delivered where it’s needed most.

As guidance such as ASHRAE Standard 241 continues to shape building operations, having confidence in airflow performance becomes an important part of day-to-day facility management.