
The Gas Analyzer 320 enables the measurement of up to 6 IR-active gases for which very low detection limits and a sophisticated cross-sensitivity compensation are required to the highest are required. • High long-term stability and low calibration effort thanks to patented NDIR measurement method with proven reference pressure measurement • Open interface architecture for flexible data transmission (standard RS232) • Low service costs due to reduced maintenance requirements and high operational reliability • Direct measured value display and user-friendly operation via touch panel with menu navigation in plain text on extra-large display • Precise measurement results even when measuring low detection limits • Integrated PC for fast data processing and analysis Fresenius Umwelttechnik GmbH Doncaster-Platz 5 45699 Herten © wwv.fresenius-ut.com #greentech Made in Germany
Open the catalog to page 1Technical Data Measurement Technology NDIR dual-pressure reference technology, self-referencing, zero-point correction with every measurement, long-term stable Measurement Range Measurement Uncertainty N2O: ≤ 3% of measured value CO2: ≤ 2% of measured value CH4: ≤ 2% of measured value Detection limit / Resolution Measurement Interval 20 seconds (based on one sample gas inlet) Measured Value Correction Pressure compensation Pressure Tolerance Standard: 0.7 to 1.1 bar (process gas pressure) Internal Sample Gas Pump/ Flow Rate Standard: stainless steel Internal Filter Stainless steel sintered filter...
Open the catalog to page 2Technical Data GAS ANALYZER GA 320FOR N2O, CO2, CH4 Display Touch display 800 x 480 pixels color Operation Menu navigation via 7” resistive touch display Electrical Inputs 4 digital inputs 24 V AC/DC Electrical Outputs 1 digital output “ready” (relay) max 48 V / 500 mA 4 digital outputs (relay) max 48 V / 500 mA, expandable up to 8 Data Interfaces Standard: RS232 Optional: Profibus DP, Ethernet Modbus TCP, Ethernet IP, Profinet, up to 8 analog outputs (galvanically isolated) 4-20 mA, freely configurable via display menu Operational Readiness Measurement readiness substance-dependent Full specifications...
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