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Ambient Oxygen Monitor The Gasenz Oxygen Monitor is designed for the monitoring of oxygen deficient atmospheres in any work area where the risk of asphyxiation may occur due to the presence of gases like nitrogen or carbon dioxide. This compact and rugged % zirconia oxide or electrochemical sensor oxygen monitor is perfectly suited for personnel protection in the gas generation industry and in hypoxic fire prevention systems. » Gas generation (oxygen / nitrogen) » Pharmaceutical industries » Long life, low maintenance zirconia or electrochemical sensor technology » Process industries » Food & Beverage industries » Hypoxic Fire Prevention Systems » Compact ambient oxygen monitor » Audio/ visual alarm indicator » LCD + 4 button multifunction keypad » Simple Installation (only power lead required)

Technical Specifications Ambient Oxygen Monitor Performance Measurement technology Measurement range LDL (Sensitivity) Temperature range Pressure range Linearity Life expectation Humidity Shelf life Electrical Input / Output Power supply Power consumption Signal output Digital communications Digital output options Display format Visual indicators 1 off relay, dry contact 5 Amp rated (2 relay outputs assigned to control light tower indicator) % O2 LCD, audio and visual alarm indication Mechanical Specifications Dimensions Weight Mounting 145mm (h) x 110mm (w) x 93mm (d) incl. cable glands...

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Ordering information Ambient Oxygen Monitor Ntron Gas Measurement Unit 2, Mullaghboy Industrial Park, Navan, Co. Meath, C15 XD61, Ireland Ntron Gas Measurement adopts a continuous development programme which sometimes necessitates specification changes without notice.