August 2008
Sieve to increase exposure of FCS capabilities in US markets
To increase exposure of its capabilities throughout the US, Fluid Conservation Systems (FCS), manufacturer of leak detection technology, has appointed Christina Sieve to Marketing Coordinator USA.

As Marketing Coordinator, Sieve will work with FCS’ regional managers to coordinate trade show exhibits throughout the US. Sieve is responsible for customer relationship management for existing customers and will implement marketing/ advertising campaigns to locate and attract new business.
Before her position at FCS, Sieve was a Marketing/ Training Consultant for Carew International, Inc. (Cincinnati, OH), a leading sales training and development company. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from the University of Cincinnati (Cincinnati, OH).
“Sieve’s background in sales and marketing make her a good fit for this position,” said FCS National Sales Director, Lou Rossetti. “We are excited about the contributions she will make to our company.”
August 2008
Leak noise detectors and monitoring systems among products featured
Fluid Conservation Systems (FCS) will be exhibiting at the Distribution Systems Symposium and Exposition (DSS), September 21-24 in Austin, Texas.

Featured at the FCS booth (#300) will be its Permalog +. Deployed throughout a utility’s distribution system, Permalog + units attach magnetically to valves and use advanced algorithms to discern the acoustic signature of leaks from background noise. The units ‘wake up’ and listen during the night when ambient noise is at its lowest. If leak noise is detected, the unit reports this information via a two-way radio link, along with the general location of the leak, to a mobile unit that can then send a crew to pinpoint and repair the leak.
In addition to the Permalog +, FCS will also feature its Permalog + AMR unit and its new PDA-based Patroller 2 drive-by monitoring unit. Information on FCS’ full line of water detection equipment will also be available, including the AC Digital noise correlator, Xmic electronic ground microphone and SoundSens multi-point leak noise correlation unit.