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From: Mark Goldstein <mgoldstein**At_Symbol_Here**QGINC.COM>
Subject: CARBON MONOXIDE FASLE ALARM ISSUE
Date: Aug 28, 2007 18:24 UTC
Reply-To: Mark Goldstein <mgoldstein**At_Symbol_Here**QGINC.COM>
Message-ID: <legacy-2007-20070828@ilpi.com>
In-Reply-To:
Dear Bob: I was given this email to see if I could help resolve the false alarm issue. We know that electrochemical and Metal Oxide semiconductor (MOS) sensors cannot tell the difference between CO and hydrogen as well as ethanol and many other compounds. I am president of Quantum Group. We use a biotechnology based chemistry to detect CO. The bio based compound is monitor optical. Quantum Group has the only technology that was tested false alarm free by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. If you want to add one or more of our units to protect you and see if it will false alarm under the condition your other alarm response to hydrogen we will supply you up to 3 alarms free for your protection and comparative testing.. All we want is to be able to quote you in a press Release should you be happy with our product after you test it. Cordially, Mark K. Goldstein, Ph.D. President Quantum Group Inc 7737 Kenamar Court San Diego, CA 92121 858 566-9959 ext 103 Fax 858 566-9974 www.QGinc.com