Product Profile of In-Line Gas Analyzer For Oxygen

In-Line Gas Analyzer for Oxygen is ideal for In-line, dissolved and gaseous applications, beverage production, semiconductor, power–steam industries, pharmaceutical and chemical industries. The Gas Analyzer of series number 61101 is easy to install and can give process measurements in minutes. The Gas Analyzer is designed with LCD Screen that continuously display the real time concentration and medium temperature. In-Line Gas Analyzer for Oxygen is available in complete stainless steel construction which is ideal for measurements in harsh conditions.

Ashutosh Overseas Enterprises is an all India distributor for Dextens, Switzerland and can offer electrochemical and thermal conductivity sensors and instruments for high precision measurements of Oxygen [O2], Ozone [O3], Carbon Dioxide [CO2], Hydrogen [H2] and Nitrogen [N2]. The products find application in beverage industry, pharmaceutical industries, chemical and petrochemical industries, semiconductor industry, nuclear plants and power plants.

Applications of In-Line Gas Analyzer for Oxygen:

• In-line

• Dissolved and gaseous applications

• Beverage production

• Semiconductor and power–steam industries

• Pharmaceutical and chemical industries




Key Features of In-Line Gas Analyzer For Oxygen

• The instrument is easy to install and can give process measurements in minutes
• The LCD screen continuously displays the real time concentration and medium temperature
• Concentration displayed units range from 0.01 ppb to 100 ppm dissolved or 1.0 ppm to 100% gaseous
• Access levels are protected by a pin-code to prevent uncontrolled modifications of calibration and settings
• Function keys and menus on screen help to quickly configure the instrument
• System alarms can be configured according to specified concentration levels. Alarm signals are transmitted through analog outputs
• Real time clock
• The calibration process is defined step by step by the software
• Auto-ranging
• Stainless steel construction: ideal for measurements in harsh conditions