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Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths SKA/FLA-BJQ
Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths

Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths - SKA/FLA-BJQ

• Detected gas: Freon (refrigerant, R22/R134a/R410A optional)

• Measuring range: 0~1000ppm

• Resolution: 1ppm

• Alarm point: 500ppm (customizable)

• Accuracy: ±3%FS

• Response time: T90 ≤30s

• Zero drift: ≤±2%FS/year
 

Product Model: SKA/FLA-BJQ

Product Introduction

Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths - Product overview
The Freon low-temperature bath alarm is an online gas detection device used for fixed safety monitoring of laboratory low-temperature baths. Search keywords: Freon low-temperature bath alarm, fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths, Freon alarm. The alarm is fixedly installed in the low-temperature bath area and can continuously detect Freon concentration. When the concentration exceeds the set threshold, it emits an audible and visual alarm, and can optionally be equipped with relay output to link with exhaust ventilation or shut off refrigeration equipment. In fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths, the Freon low-temperature bath alarm can reflect on-site gas risks in real time and help staff respond promptly.

Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths - Working principle
Freon low-temperature bath alarms usually use semiconductor sensors or infrared sensors to output electrical signals by detecting Freon concentration and calculate gas concentration. In fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths, the Freon low-temperature bath alarm converts detection signals into 4-20mA, RS485, or Modbus output, which can be connected to PLC, DCS, and gas alarm control systems. The alarm is fixedly installed near the low-temperature bath or on the wall, has moisture-proof and explosion-proof functions, and its protection rating can reach IP65 or IP66.

Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths - Application scenarios
The Freon low-temperature bath alarm is widely used in low-temperature bath areas of university laboratories, research institutes, testing institutions, and industrial laboratories. In fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths, the Freon low-temperature bath alarm can be fixedly installed near low-temperature baths, pipeline valves, and personnel inspection passages. The alarm can be linked with exhaust fans, shut-off valves, and fire protection systems to achieve automatic handling. For large laboratories, the Freon low-temperature bath alarm can also form a multi-point monitoring network and upload data uniformly to the control room.

Freon low-temperature bath alarm - Fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths - Technical advantages
The Freon low-temperature bath alarm has advantages such as fast response, good stability, and strong anti-interference ability. In fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths, the Freon low-temperature bath alarm uses industrial-grade sensors and explosion-proof housings, making it suitable for long-term operation. The alarm supports audible and visual alarms, remote output, and fault self-diagnosis, and is easy to maintain. When selecting a Freon low-temperature bath alarm, attention should be paid to detection range, accuracy, response time, explosion-proof rating, and output signal to ensure it meets the needs of fixed safety monitoring for laboratory low-temperature baths.