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Method of Detection |
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Catalytic oxidation detector for combustibles; expected life is 3-4 years for each
Customer replaceable electrochemical O2 and CO sensors
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Ranges Available |
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0-1800°F or 0-1000 °C stach temperature (Model 352T)
0-2000PPM and 4.00% CO (switch selectable)
0-25.0% O2
0-5.0% or 0-10.0% combustibles
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Resolution |
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0.1% O2, CO and combustibles
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Accuracy & Repeatability |
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±1% full scale, based on 20.9% O2; ± 2% of full scale combustibles
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Drift |
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<2% full scale per 8 hours of continuous operation
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Response Time |
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5-8 seconds for O2; 20-30 seconds for combustibles
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Ambient Temperature Range |
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0 to 40.5 ºC
32 to 105 ºF
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Linearity |
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±1% full scale O2 and CO; ±2% of full scale combustibles
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Size & Weight |
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14" L x 10 1/2" W x 6" H @ 8 lbs (36 x 27 x 15 cm @ 5.5 kg)
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Power |
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AC/DC Operation, 115 VAC, 60 Hz for recharging (Other voltages available)
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Output Options |
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0-1 VDC
4-20 mA
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Hazardous Area Rating Options |
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General Purpose, Non-Hazardous
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Analysis of oxygen (O2), carbon dioxide (CO) and combustibles. For checking the combustion efficiency, and burner & control performance of furnaces, heaters, and boilers. May be used in commercial, industrial, and residential settings.
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- Rugged design that is easy to operate and maintain
- Fast warm-up and response
- Long-life catalytic combustibles sensor
- Long-life electrochemical O2 and CO sensors
- Digital readout meters with backlight
- Rechargeable battery operation
- Built in sample pump, filter and flow meter
- Active condensate removal
- Stainless steel probe with sample hose
- Use on flue gas from any fuel
- Pays for itself in months through fuel savings
- Weatherproof cabinet is standard
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- Recorder outputs of 0-1 V or 4-20 mA (can be isolated)
- Stack temperature readout (Model 352T)
- High temperature probes
- Sample pre-cooler
- Suitcase (K) style cabinet available
- Detachable/portable data logger
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- On air for O2 span and CO and combustibles zero.
- On analyzed mixture of carbon monoxide (CO) and methane (CH4) in nitrogen (N2) for combustibles and CO span and O2 zero.
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