New: Environmental Sensor Array (ESA)
LAS VEGAS, October 28, 2015 – Sable Systems International announces the Promethion Environmental Sensor Array (ESA) to provide surveillance over the experimental operating environment. The ESA enables researchers to determine if study conditions are within the desired range or even explain anomalies in the data. It can be teamed with any Sable Promethion system for use in a broad range of research, including mouse and rat metabolic phenotyping, and whole room calorimetry.
The ESA made its debut at the Neuroscience 2015 Meeting in Chicago, October 17-21. According to John Lighton, Sable President and Chief Scientist, “The ESA detects subtle or significant signals in the study environment that may influence research outcomes, allowing researchers to see and document possible triggers for anomalous animal or cellular behaviors that typically go unexplained. This tool provides scientists with an added level of accountability and trustworthiness in study results.”
The device works as an environmental “hexacorder”, capturing changes in humidity, barometric pressure, temperature, light, occupancy and sound. Information is integrated and synchronized with Sable’s Promethion MetaScreen, CaloScreen or SableScreen data collection and analysis software applications, allowing researchers to correlate environmental changes with study data.
For more information, contact Sable Systems International, 3840 N. Commerce, North Las Vegas, NV 89032, Telephone (800) 330-0465, Email sales@sablesys.com.
About Sable Systems International
Sable Systems develops superior instrumentation and software for metabolic and behavioral research. Since its founding by renowned metabolic expert Dr. John Lighton in 1987, Sable’s instruments have provided superior accuracy, usability, and reliability for scientists in the most demanding research applications. For more information, visit www.sablesys.com
LAS VEGAS, October 28, 2015 – Sable Systems International announces the Promethion Environmental Sensor Array (ESA) to provide surveillance over the experimental operating environment. The ESA enables researchers to determine if study conditions are within the desired range or even explain anomalies in the data. It can be teamed with any Sable Promethion system for use in a broad range of research, including mouse and rat metabolic phenotyping, and whole room calorimetry.
The ESA made its debut at the Neuroscience 2015 Meeting in Chicago, October 17-21. According to John Lighton, Sable President and Chief Scientist, “The ESA detects subtle or significant signals in the study environment that may influence research outcomes, allowing researchers to see and document possible triggers for anomalous animal or cellular behaviors that typically go unexplained. This tool provides scientists with an added level of accountability and trustworthiness in study results.”
The device works as an environmental “hexacorder”, capturing changes in humidity, barometric pressure, temperature, light, occupancy and sound. Information is integrated and synchronized with Sable’s Promethion MetaScreen, CaloScreen or SableScreen data collection and analysis software applications, allowing researchers to correlate environmental changes with study data.
For more information, contact Sable Systems International, 3840 N. Commerce, North Las Vegas, NV 89032, Telephone (800) 330-0465, Email sales@sablesys.com.
About Sable Systems International
Sable Systems develops superior instrumentation and software for metabolic and behavioral research. Since its founding by renowned metabolic expert Dr. John Lighton in 1987, Sable’s instruments have provided superior accuracy, usability, and reliability for scientists in the most demanding research applications. For more information, visit www.sablesys.com
