US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor GPR-12-333-H
US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor
US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor

US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor - GPR-12-333-H

Long Life
Good Stability
High Accuracy

Model: GPR-12-333-H

Product Introduction

US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor GPR-12-333-H Description:


PPM-level electrochemical trace oxygen sensor for high-purity hydrogen and helium applications


This sensor is specially designed for the analytical industry, trace oxygen analyzers, explosion-proof, intrinsically safe transmitters, and portable analyzers.


Features:
Long life, good stability, high accuracy.
Suitable for trace oxygen detection in high-concentration hydrogen and helium environments.

    GPR-1600
    GPR-1200
    GPR-1100
    GPR-18
    GPR-1800 Series
    GPR-1500 Series



This innovative sensor design inherits many features of traditional electrochemical oxygen sensors but offers higher sensitivity, stability, and signal-to-noise ratio, providing an effective sensing solution for measuring low PPM levels of oxygen.


US AII PPM O2 Oxygen Sensor Trace Oxygen Sensor GPR-12-333-H Parameters:

Precautions
1. At 25°C, <1000 ppm, and 1 bar. Expected life is inversely proportional to changes in oxygen concentration, temperature, and pressure.
2. Under constant conditions. Calibrate as close to sample conditions as possible. The sensor sensing surface should face downward.
3. Signal output stabilizes after a step change in temperature.
4. Recommended temperature is 0 to 40°C. The sensor should only be stored intermittently at -10 to 55°C.
5. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, under normal application conditions, Analytical Industries Inc. warrants this sensor to be free from defects in materials and workmanship during the warranty period; Analytical Industries Inc. will not be liable for damage caused by customer negligence. Since customer applications are beyond our control, the provided information does not assume any legal liability. Customers should test under their own conditions to ensure the equipment is suitable for the intended application.