Atten2 Achieves Critical Certification for Hazardous Locations in the US and Canada

Class I, Division 2, Groups C – D, T4 Certification Secured for Explosive Zones, Expanding Global Reach and Commitment to Safety

Atten2 is proud to announce that it has successfully obtained the Class I, Division 2, Groups C – D, T4 certification for the United States and Canada through the prestigious certification body SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance), further solidifying the company’s commitment to ensuring the highest safety standards in explosive and hazardous environments. This new certification follows Atten2’s long-standing ATEX certification for Europe and demonstrates our ongoing dedication to adapting our products for global markets.

This certification enables Atten2 to better serve industries operating in explosive environments, such as oil & gas, energy, chemicals, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, and mining. These sectors require stringent safety measures to prevent accidents in areas where flammable gases, vapors, or liquids are present. Atten2’s OilWear sensor is now certified to operate in these sensitive environments, helping companies monitor and maintain the performance of critical machinery while adhering to regulatory standards.

“Safety and reliability have always been at the forefront of our product development,” said Edgar Martínez, CEO of Atten2.

“Safety and reliability have always been at the forefront of our product development,” said Edgar Martínez, CEO of Atten2. “Achieving this certification for the US and Canadian markets is a reflection of our continuous efforts to improve and adapt to the strictest regulatory environments around the world. We’re excited to provide even greater value to industries where safety is paramount.”

Atten2 is continuously improving its technology to meet the evolving needs of industries requiring high-performance fluid monitoring solutions. With this certification, the company reaffirms its position as a global leader in providing accurate, real-time oil condition monitoring in even the most challenging operational conditions.