Custom Sensors by Sensorix – Designed Just for You!
All Sensorix sensors are meticulously designed and developed exclusively in Germany at the facility in Bonn. One of Sensorix’s core strengths is custom sensor manufacturing. The experienced team collaborates with customers to develop bespoke sensors tailored to specific gas detection applications that are not available on the market.
Ionic Liquid-Based Sensors with Extended Service Life for Hydride Detection
Sensorix has developed electrochemical gas sensors based on ionic liquids for their OEM customers. As organic salts, Ionic Liquids (ILs) are characterised by their very low vapour pressure and high thermal stability. These properties enable ionic liquids to remain in a liquid state across a broad temperature spectrum, making them ideal electrolytes for electrochemical sensors. Consequently, these sensors exhibit extended operational lifespans and are well-suited for applications in harsh environments. The following sensor types for OEMs are currently available:
• Sensorix AsH3 1 LT (0-1 ppm) • Sensorix B2H6 1 LT (0-1 ppm) • Sensorix GeH4 1 LT (0-1 ppm) • Sensorix SeH2 5 LT (0-5 ppm) • Sensorix PH3 1 LT (0-1 ppm) • Sensorix SiH4 50 LT (0-50 mm)
Key features: * Long lifetime (>2 years in air) * Very stable baseline * Fast T90 * Low humidity transient * Suitable for applications in harsh environments * Improved stability in applications at upper temperature specification * Improved stability in gas detectors with a pump * Improved stability for applications in exhaust and ventilation ducts More information online:
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Sensorix electrochemical sensors are recognised worldwide for their excellent performance, especially in detecting both exotic and standard toxic gases. They are widely used in various applications such as wafer manufacturing within the semiconductor industry, refrigeration plants, and wastewater treatment plants, to name a few. Sensorix works to the highest quality standards, and their Quality Management System, certified to ISO 9001:2015, ensures the reliability and accuracy of the sensors. In-house R&D enables Sensorix to offer cutting-edge solutions. Sensorix also offers comprehensive customer services, including calibration and persuasive technical support, to ensure sensor longevity and reliability.
More than a third of OEM customers purchase custom sensors, reflecting Sensorix’s ability to meet a wide range of requirements. Whether customers need sensors optimised for specific environments or applications or require unique mechanical form factors for their gas detection instruments, Sensorix’s flexible and professional team can deliver solutions to meet their exact needs.
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Lead-Free Oxygen Sensors for Satellite XT Sensorix is pleased to introduce the Satellix O2 LF sensor, an advanced sensing technology to improve environmental safety. This electrochemical gas sensor is free of lead, a toxic element known for causing environmental and health issues, making it a sustainable product in the market.
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The Satellix O2 LF by Sensorix is designed as a plug-and-play sensor for the Satellite XT transmitter. It includes innovative electronics that ensure compatibility even with older Satellite models dating back as far as 1996. The advantage of this lead-free technology is the sensors’ extended lifespan. As a result, Sensorix can offer an extended warranty of up to 2 years on this sensor, with an expected operational lifetime of 3 to 4 years.
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