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Envision™ Gas Meter

The Envision™ Gas Meter, from Elkins Earthworks, LLC™, is an affordable, gas meter built for taking accurate gas measurements in any environment. The Envision™ gas meter utilizes Infrared technology to measure CH4 and CO2. The Envision™ also measures O2 by the use of an internal electrochemical cell. The Envision™ also houses five pressure sensors so that the user may measure accurately the gas pressures with the collection well. More

Trimble Nomad G Series
The new Trimble Nomad G series packs even more functionality into the most powerful and full-featured rugged handheld computer available. Start with an 806 MHz processor, 6 GB of Flash storage, a long-life battery and integrated wireless capabilities like GPS, 802.11g, and Bluetooth. Then select an optional integrated laser bar code scanner and color digital camera. More

The Envision™ Package

The Envision™ Gas Meter package is comprised of two components: the Envision™ Gas Monitor and a ruggedized handheld computer from Trimble™. The Trimble® integrates a wide range of positioning technologies including GPS, laser, optical and inertial technologies with application software, wireless communications, and services to provide complete commercial solutions. Its integrated solutions allow our customers to collect, manage and analyze complex information faster and easier, making them more productive, efficient and profitable.

Trimble Recon
The new Trimble® Recon® X-Series handheld computer delivers maximum performance and reliability in a lightweight and extremely rugged design that's easy to carry. Featuring optional embedded Bluetooth and 802.11g wireless, the waterproof Recon weighs just 17 ounces, meets military specifications for drops, vibration, and both high and low temperature operation, and runs Windows Mobile 6. More

The Envision™ Flexibility

The Envision™ gas meter is driven by the Trimble® handheld computer via proprietary software and a Bluetooth ® connection. This feature allows the user to connect the Envision™ to the sampling point and operate the Envision™ wirelessly within 60 feet.

Trimble Ranger
The latest Trimble® Ranger™ handheld computer kept the features field professionals depend on, like field-ready ruggedness, 30-hour battery and an easy to use keypad and touchscreen. This new Ranger is even more versatile-with features field professionals have been asking for. More

Trimble Juno ST
The Juno™ ST handheld is a highly productive yet affordable, non-rugged GPS receiver for field data collection and mobile GIS. The Juno ST handheld is Trimble's most compact, lightweight, fully-integrated field computer, providing 2 to 5 meter GPS positioning in real time or after postprocessing. More

Trimble GeoXH
The GeoXH™ handheld is Trimble's top-of-the-line solution for high accuracy GIS data collection. Engineered with H-Star™ technology, the GeoXH handheld delivers the subfoot (30 cm) GPS accuracy required by electric and gas utilities, water and wastewater services, land reform projects, and other applications where accurate positioning is crucial. More

GPS Pathfinder ProXH
The GPS Pathfinder® ProXH™ receiver introduces a new era in GPS for GIS data collection. A GPS receiver, antenna, and all-day battery in one, the ProXH receiver delivers subfoot (30 cm) accuracy with Trimble's revolutionary H-Star™ technology. And when high accuracy is critical to your application, add a Zephyr™ antenna to your ProXH receiver for 8 inch (20 cm) accuracy. More

About Us

Elkins Earthworks, LLC (EEW) is a leading environmental monitoring equipment design and manufacturing firm producing instruments and software for the landfill gas (LFG) industry. Based in Medina, Ohio, we sell our products to landfill owners, operators, consulting engineers and environmental regulators across North America.

Designed and built by the technicians, for the technicians.

News

11/9/2011 - Pollution Equipment News

10/12/2011 - Elkins Earthworks Wellheads

5/26/2010 - New Location

7/14/2009 - EPA Approval of the Envision for Method 3A

5/29/2009 - Comments on Envision