Industrial Electrochemical C2h4 Sensor Range 0-200ppm Ethylene Sensor Membrapor C2h4/M-200 for CH4 Gas Detector

• Customization: Available
• Type: Electrochemical Gas Sensor
• Conductivity Type: Non-conductivity Type
• Model NO.: C2H4/M-200
• Output Signal Type: Analog Type
• Production Process: Integration
• Material: Metal
• IP Rating: IP65
• Sensitivity: High
• Certification: CE
• Customized: Non-Customized
• Nominal Range: 0-200ppm
• Theory: Electrochemical
• Use: C2h4 Sensor
• Maximum Overload: 500 Ppm
• Temperature Range: - 20 °c to + 50 °c
• Relative Humidity Range: 15 % to 90 % R.H.
• Weight: 6g
• Storage Life: Six Months in Container
• Warranty Period: 12 Months From Date of Dispatch
• Transport Package: Cartons
• Trademark: membrapor
• Origin: Switzerland
• HS Code: 9027100090
• Package Size: 20.00cm * 15.00cm * 10.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 0.500kg

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Product Description

 

For C2H4 ethylene detecting

Used for industrial production gas safety, atmospheric environment monitoring

Used for a variety of fixed or portable detectors
1. 4-Series electrochemical gas sensors are designed for gas leak monitoring and alarm. They are not suitable for long-term exposure to the gas to be measured or long-term on-line continuous detection and analysis instruments.
2. Sensor pins must be connected through a PCB socket, Welding the pin directly will damage the sensor.
3. Sensors should avoid contact with organic solvents, alcohol, paint, oil and high concentration of gas, including silica gel and other adhesives.
4. Electrochemical sensors with positive output current (such as CO, H2S, SO2, NH3, etc.) require oxygen to participate in the reaction and should be calibrated with the standard gas of air as the background gas and test, otherwise it will destroy the sensor's performance.
5.Do not remove or insert the sensor when it is powered on. Otherwise, the sensor may be damaged or abnormal

 

 

Do not solder to pin connections. Please use socket to connect.

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