UK Alphasense dual gas sensor sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide sensor (SO2+H2S) SOH-A2
UK Alphasense dual gas sensor, sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide sensor (SO2+H2S)
UK Alphasense dual gas sensor, sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide sensor (SO2+H2S)

UK Alphasense dual gas sensor sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide sensor (SO2+H2S) - SOH-A2

With the increasing demand for multi-gas detection, personal safety gas detectors are now seen in almost every industry field.
Sulfur-containing gases are mostly toxic and chemically complex. By simultaneously detecting sulfur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, we can obtain information on separating corrosive gases with different toxicologies.

Product Model: SOH-A2

Product Introduction

I. Introduction to the Sulfur Dioxide/Hydrogen Sulfide Sensor (SO2+H2S) SOH-A2:

The SOH-A2 sensor offers a unique approach in terms of external dimensions and electrode structure, using a high-capacity filter on the sulfur dioxide working electrode to completely eliminate cross-sensitivity of the channel to hydrogen sulfide, acid gases, and nitrogen oxides. In portable instrument designs, the SOH-A2 series sensor enables precise factory-level maintenance and field-level calibration of mixed gases, without worrying about incorrect adjustment of the SO2 channel.


II. Technical specifications of the sulfur dioxide channel of the SOH-A2 sensor:

Resolution: 0.05ppm
Response time: t90 (seconds) <15
Measurement range: 20 ppm
Zero current: <0.1ppm
Sensitivity: 160-250 nA/ppm, 10ppm SO2
Linearity: ND, 0-10ppm SO2 linear
Overload range: 50ppm / concentration of stable response gas pulse


III. Technical specifications of the hydrogen sulfide channel of the SOH-A2 sensor:

Resolution: <0.1ppm
Response time t90 (seconds) <25
Measurement range: 200 ppm
Zero current: 0~-0.2ppm
Sensitivity: 450-900 nA/ppm, 20ppm H2S
Linearity: ND, 0-20ppm linear
Overload range: 500ppm / concentration of stable response gas pulse


IV.SOH-A2 sensorSpecifications for the SO2 channel


V.SOH-A2 sensorSpecifications for the H2S channel