AHR Expo 2025 in Orlando

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The AHR Expo brings together manufacturers & suppliers of all sizes & specialties to share ideas and showcase the future of HVACR technology. It’s the industry’s best place for OEMs, engineers, contractors, facility operators, architects, educators, and other professionals to experience everything new in HVACR and build the vital relationships that grow businesses and careers. The AHR Expo is co-sponsored by ASHRAE and AHRI and is held concurrently with ASHRAE’s Winter Conference.

This year event will take place in the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, February 10^th through 12^th.

Since 1930, the AHR Expo has remained the industry’s best place for OEMs, engineers, contractors, technicians, facility operators, architects, educators and other industry professionals to explore the latest trends and applications and to cultivate mutually beneficial business relationships.

You are welcome at our booth (Stand 567) at all times during the exhibition for a good Italian espresso and a chat with our experts regarding the latest innovations in refrigerant leak detection technology. You can check our exhibitor page for the latest news and product highlights.

NET renews its commitment in providing most comprehensive range of refrigerant gas sensing solutions for the HVAC+R market, including the new Remora First module, a complete, ready to use and cost-effective sensor module aimed at making refrigerant leak detection easy, affordable and effective in any application.

REMORA gas detection is based on NET range of NDIR sensors – by a distance, the most complete on the market today, covering over 40 different common refrigerants across multiple platforms and detection ranges. NDIR detection ensures unparalleled gas selectivity, poison immunity, fail safe operation, long term stability and extended lifetime (15+years). The sensing part is microprocessor based, providing a linearized and temperature compensated reading, as well as complete diagnostics information while running constant self-check and self-calibration routines.