Gas Detection Gas Chromatography Line Expanded
Baseline (USA) have announced the release of their new state of the art Gas Chromatograph. The 9100 Series Online Gas Chromatograph is designed to continuously monitor and analyse pollutants such as BTEX, Naphthalene and other Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). Whether complying with EPA regulations, monitoring outdoor air quality, fence lines or remediation sites, the 9100 Series offers accurate and repeatable results.
Being microprocessor based and containing embedded firmware and software, the 9100 Series eliminates need for an external PC connection. The icon based touchscreen allows for easy operation,
setup and data presentation, all remotely accessible via network connection making it ideal for unattended operation. With automatic calibration, multi-point sampling, an expanded range of output choices (LAN, RS232, multiple 4-20 mA or 0-20 mA) and a variety of programmable relay functions for alarms, diagnostics or other timed events, the Series 9100 offers a great deal of flexibility.
Other applications for the 9100 Series include Exposure to Toxic Gases, Impurities in Specialty, Industrial and Beverage Gases as well as Fast C1 to C5 Mudlogging during Oil and Gas Exploration.
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Intelligent Carbon Dioxide Industrial Gas Detectors
The new Sierra Monitor (USA) Intelligent Carbon Dioxide Gas Detectors utilise IR sensor technology to provide the user with more than just another CO2 gas sensor.
This network-enabled gas detector includes: Extended calibration frequencies only requiring calibration every 12 months, greatly reducing calibration costs; Non-intrusive, one-person calibration for easy calibration; User-friendly, 8- character, fixed and scrolling LED display for ease of set-up with understandable menus; Network-enabled with a choice or combination of outputs: 4-20 mA, Serial RS-485 Modbus RTU interface, HART Communication, SentryBus interface, Optional 5-amp integral relays; Infrared technology to accurately monitor Carbon Dioxide in the 0-5000 ppm range and; Cast aluminium or 316 Stainless Steel enclosures for hazardous area.
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Single Gas Monitor for Personal Protection
The latest gas detector in the Personal Surveyor range, the PS1 from Gas Measurement Instruments (UK) is a rugged, lightweight monitor for the detection of hydrogen sulphide, oxygen, carbon monoxide and sulphur dioxide. Audible, visual and vibrating alarms alert the user, should gas be present. The robust stainless steel alligator clip clips easily onto a collar or vest, putting the instrument near the breathing zone for maximum protection and safety.
The Auto Bump Test and Calibration Station is designed to give a fast visual indication that the instruments are calibrated correctly, dramatically improving compliance, record keeping, efficiency and accuracy. Extremely cost effective, the station requires no testing and minimal effort by users. Simply place the PS1 into the cradle and close the door. Testing PS1 is complete in less than two minutes. Data is then stored on the USB and can be retrieved and calibration certificates can be printed.
Manual bump tests can be carried out simply by using a PS1 instrument and test gsa cylinder. Full calibration can be manually performed on the instrument in less than two minutes and data is stored on the unit.
The new PS1 gas detector has been designed to comply with all your industrial safety and confined space requirements.
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SERIES SY2 - AX
SY2 is a standalone device, detection for flammable gas, toxic gases, CO2 and oxygen. Certified to: II 2 G Ex d IIC T6 (Ta - 50°C. + 80°C) II 2 D Ex tb IIIC T85°C. (Ta - 50°C + 80°C)
Makes it particularly suited to the demanding conditions encountered in the chemical and petrochemical industry on & off shore. SY2 can be supplied in different electronic configurations: B (Base): Only 4 - 20 mA signal output and calibration via IrDA interface and external Hand Held Programming unit. B/D (Base + Display)
B/D/R (Base + Display + Relay) B/D/R/SL (Base + Display + Relay + Serial Link)
Optional SIL 2 certified conbinations Hybrid Gas Detection Controller
Mil-Ram Technology’s (USA) NEW TA- 2016HB Hybrid Wall Mount Digital/Analogue Gas Detection Controller, 16 Channels, combines Digital Modbus RTU multi-drop Network architecture with standard analogue 4-20mA inputs for maximum flexibility. Network Modules available, including Alarm Stations and many more to achieve desired functionality in a modular, cost-effective manner.
Use with any Mil-Ram Gas Detector loop powered/3 or 4-wire/Modbus. Use with Mil- Ram’s no false alarms patented sensor technology, electrochemical/infrared/photoionisation (PID)/catalytic to provide the best solution for a particular application.
Auto-Configuration Wizard makes configuration simple and automatic. Backlit LCD auto-scrolls to provide channel data/fault diagnostics. Relay Outputs low/mid/high/fault. SPDT rated 10 Amp. Input Power 110/220VAC. Output Power 24VDC. Continuous advanced diagnostics - all gas detectors/Network devices constantly monitored to provide immediate acknowledgement of fault condition. Future expansion of the system is simple and efficient. Detects hundreds of gases and vapours.
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Mass Flow Meters and Controllers
Designed for OEM
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High turn-down ratio High repeatability Low flow ranges Platinum based MEMS
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