Innovation

The IQT® was initially introduced in 1998 as the pioneering Constant Volume Combustion Chamber (CVCC) testing process for the energy industry. Since its inception, the IQT has undergone several evolutionary stages, culminating in the advanced IQT-XLM available today. This next-generation model boasts operational and service improvements while maintaining a more compact form, suitable for both benchtop and traditional portable cabinet base installations, such as the Integrated Systems Module (ISM). Acknowledging the significance IQT users place on the on-site serviceability of current IQT units, the design of the IQT-XLM prioritizes ease of service. Removable panels ensure straightforward access to all components, and numerous quick-disconnect fittings and terminals facilitate easier component replacement than ever before. Additionally, the IQT-XLM incorporates an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) coupled with a cooling system housed within the instrument. The XLM model also introduces new sensors and diagnostic capabilities to monitor the instrument's operating condition, empowering users to plan maintenance effectively and optimize operational uptime.

Introducing the XLM Integrated Systems Module (ISM) - the ultimate solution for simplifying the installation, operation, and maintenance of the IQT-XLM. The ISM is designed to seamlessly integrate IQT ancillary components into a sleek portable cabinet base, providing convenient storage for IQT tools and accessories. With improved portability and 360-degree access to removable panels, servicing and maintenance of the IQT-XLM has never been easier. Furthermore, the XLM ISM features the integration of IQT gas pressure regulation systems, offering both manual and automated regulators with included over-pressure protection systems. The automated pressure system provides two-way data communication with the IQT computer and includes compressed gas filtering for enhanced performance.