ECO PHYSICS nCLD "Facelift" boxed solutions nCLD AL3


Measurement of: NO · NO2 · NOX · NH3


Compact analyzer with integrated pump Simultaneous NO, NO2, NOX and NH3 measurement Intuitive graphical user interface Internal data logger and status recorder Remote operation/control, Power DOWN/UP USB, HDMI, LAN/WLAN, Bluetooth, RS-232, Analog I/O


The three-channel chemiluminescence based NOX/NH3 analyz- ers of the nCLD "Facelift" box-solution analyzers detect NO, NO2, NOX and NH3 at concentration ranges from 0 - 50ppb to 0 - 50ppm with a minimal detection limit from 0.4 ppb. The three-channel nCLD AL3 includes an internal pump and comes as a fixed and pre-configured analyzer. The slightly modified front panel has been equipped with an additional Power-button and a new internal PC. Additionally, are all nCLD-models capable of a remote power down/up including a failsafe feature. The nCLD AL3 is the ideal instrument for ambient air monitoring, either in- stalled in racks, fixed monitoring stations or mobile laboratories. The instrumentʼs inlet operates at ambient pressure. Calibration of the unit runs quick and automatic while all necessary data is continuously stored and readily available anywhere and at any time. According to ISO EN 14211.


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Excellence in flow & level measurement.


PULSARGUARD 2010 SERIES


• Maintenance-free, Non-intrusive, Solids Flow Detection


• Acoustic Sensor Range that Reacts Instantly to Changes in Solids Flow


• Warns of Blockages


• Compact Design for Tight Positions and Harsh Conditions


• ATEX and Flammable Atmosphere Approved


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