The ME3-CL2 electrochemical gas sensor operates on the electrochemical principle, where the target gas undergoes oxidation-reduction reactions at the working and counter electrodes, releasing charge and generating a current through an external circuit. The current magnitude is proportional to the gas concentration, enabling quantitative measurement of the target gas.
The ME4-Cl2 sensor is a constant-potential electrolytic CL2 sensor. CL2 and O2 undergo reduction-oxidation reactions at the working and counter electrodes, releasing charge and forming a current. The current magnitude is proportional to the gas concentration and follows Faraday's law, allowing the CL2 concentration to be determined by measuring the current.
Figaro's chlorine gas sensor FECS45-10 is a unique electrochemical chlorine gas sensor. Its most notable feature is its unique leak-proof structure, making it ideal for chlorine gas monitors and CL2 detectors in various fields.
Measurement range: 0-10ppm, maximum range: 100ppm, service life: 2 years in air
