Superior 5-E Electric Smoke Blower Finds Faults, Odors, Leaks and Inflow

When testing laterals, building plumbing or pumping or inspecting septic tanks, smoke testing is a quick and effective way to find plumbing faults that lead to odors, leaks and inflow. Superior Signal Company’s Superior 5-E Electric Smoke Blower easily connects to any clean-out, port or vent to smoke test the entire system in just a few minutes. The Superior 5-E Electric smoker gently pushes smoke throughout a system to find cracks or leaks and quickly identify problems. Made in the U.S., the durable Superior 5-E Electric smoker is competitively priced and comes complete with 8 feet of industrial-grade hose. Used with Superior Smoke Candles, this cost-effective solution is ideal for hard-to-find odors, leaks and other faults in commercial, residential and municipal facilities. 732-251-0800; www.superiorsignal.com/PU5

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Satellite Industries P&D 700 EV truck

Satellite Industries introduced the P&D 700 aluminum tank electric International EV truck as a clean, sustainable and cost-effective solution for the portable sanitation industry. With an AC/DC capability, 125 kWh DC fast charge time of under two hours, and a single-charge driving range of up to 135 miles, the EV truck is built to tackle everyday use while delivering the capabilities of a traditional medium-duty diesel truck. In addition, an electric motor requires far less maintenance than an internal combustion engine, saving on repair costs. 800-883-1123; www.satelliteindustries.com 

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Ditch Witch Warlock W12 vacuum excavator

The Ditch Witch Warlock W12 PTO-driven vacuum excavator from Ditch Witch has dual 600-gallon saddle tanks and a 12-cubic-yard debris tank. Dual hose reels, as well as the ability to both hydro and air excavate with the same truck, add versatility. It is available with a 5,000 cfm blower, and the large tank has the capacity to work longer on the job site. 580-336-4402; www.ditchwitch.com

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AirVote QR Smileys with GPS data

AirVote’s latest release uses the GPS data provided when a QR Smiley code is scanned inside a portable restroom, giving feedback on its condition. AirVote uses that information to help operators track the condition of the restroom. The system also compares the user-provided geolocation with other asset-tracking data and flags human errors. 425-314-3334; www.air-vote.com