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The Right Sensor can Save a Life Why Your Gas Sensor is Just as Critical as the Device You Use


City Technology – the World’s leading manufacturer of gas sensors for industrial safety and emissions applications – has over 35 years’ experience bringing pioneering solutions to market that set the benchmark for performance and reliability. With facilities in the UK, Germany, China, and the US, the company produces 4.5 million sensors every year for diverse applications, including the most hazardous environments, transit situations, residential monitoring and the medical industry.


Gas sensors are a critical component of a gas detector; without this small, unseen element, a safety device such as a fi xed or portable gas detector cannot “see gas” and perform the important job of protecting lives and assets. In reality, a gas sensor has a hard remit to undertake - it must detect gas risks both accurately and quickly, and be capable of doing so in any environmental conditions it might face. Temperature, humidity and pressure extremes and transients can all have a potentially adverse effect on a sensor, as can cross-sensitivity to non-target compounds or poisons. A sensor must overcome these factors offering stable and reliable detection at all times. Failure to do so not only creates unacceptable safety risks, but can also result in unnecessary costs associated with fi eld failures, nuisance alarms or decreased sensor life.


New Long Life Oxygen Sensors Sensors for Industrial Environments New Emissions Sensing Technology


The new long-life oxygen sensor range provides operating life of up to 7 years, and works for the whole instrument life – delivering considerable cost savings. Designed for even the harshest environmental application use, this range is also RoHS compliant.


• Industry leading environmental transient performance (humidity/temperature/pressure) • Fast speed of response and recovery in even the most challenging and harsh environments • Works as long as your instrument (up to 7 years), with extended warranty - dramatically reducing cost of ownership and ongoing maintenance


• Incorporates pioneering sensor design, delivering best in class performance and stability • Two model variants; 4OxLL offers all the performance of 5OxLL, but in small and compact format


Why Choose City


Extensive Product Portfolio With more than 300 products detecting 28 different gases, City Technology offers the widest range of gas sensors available in the market today. Whether your equipment is designed to monitor the four most common hazardous gases or more exotic variants, our solutions can meet specifi c needs.


The Value of City Technology Sensors • Uncompromised durability and robustness – increasing sensor lifetime and reducing false alarms and warranty costs • Faster response times and sensor stabilisation enhance safety and reduce process time and calibration costs • Advanced fi ltration techniques for cross-sensitivity immunity and ultra reliable performance


• Highly stable solutions with ultra-low output drift for improved sensor confi dence and extended calibration requirements


Benchmark Precision, Accuracy and Consistency Offering industry-leading performance accuracy, repeatable stability and affordability over sensor life, it’s no wonder millions of people around the World choose City Technology sensors to protect their lives and assets every day. Why would you trust your safety and business effi ciency to anyone else?


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City Technology offers a large and comprehensive range of electrochemical, catalytic bead and infrared sensors for the detection of diverse toxic, fl ammable/ combustible and oxygen gas risks. The range is designed for use in a variety of devices, including portable gas detectors, which help to alert operators to potential risks before entering a location or provide ongoing environment monitoring.


• Best in class environmental performance • Pioneering sensor designs for ultra-stability and life-proof durability (shock/vibration/poison resistance and immune to cross-sensitivity issues) • Enhanced safety through fast speed of response and accurate detection capability • Cost-effective over sensor life, extending calibration needs and reducing ongoing maintenance


• Compliance to global standards and certifi cations


Combustion emissions monitoring can be challenging due to the harsh environments of fl ue- gas, cross-sensitivity issues to combustion-related compounds and the corrosive effects of fl ue gases, which can degrade sensor components. City has added six products to its emissions range including premium sensors for high end fl ue gas analysis and new 4 Series sensors for combustion effi ciency in installation and service applications.


• Best in class speed of response and recovery, providing a 50% time reduction on the average combustion check • Ultra reliable performance and immunity to SOx/NOx/H2


cross-sensitivity


• High and low range solutions with ultra-resistant materials and components • Designed for the World’s most stringent emissions regulated countries (Germany, Austria and Switzerland)


• EN 50379-2 and EN50379-3 compliance


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