Brief Introduction about CO2 Gas Sensor


Posted February 25, 2016 by industryfans

The Carbon Dioxide Gas Sensor - Ultra 1000-IR is a microprocessor based sensor specializing in the detection of CO2 gas using Infrared sensor technology.

 
The Carbon Dioxide Gas Sensor - Ultra 1000-IR is a microprocessor based sensor specializing in the detection of CO2 gas using Infrared sensor technology. The self-contained sensor features user friendly interface and menu driven calibration procedure and configuration.

The CO2 gas sensor uses Non Dispersive Infrared (NDIR),a technique to monitor the CO2 vapors. The detection principle is based on measuring the absorption of infrared radiation using dual wavelength infrared detectors. The IR detectors measure the intensity of two wavelengths, one absorbed by the target gases and other unaffected by the target gases (the gas concentration is determined by comparing the detector signals).

The complete CO2 sensor comes with a stainless steel sensor head assembly, a user connection board and a transmitter board assembly - all of the sensor's electronics are enclosed in an explosion proof instrument box. Ultra 1000-IR provides a 4-20mA signal proportional to 0-100% LEL gas at the sensor. In addition the sensor may be addressed via MODBUS RTU interface. The MODBUS output provides sensor status, alarm & fault conditions.

Ultra 1000-IR CO2 Gas Sensor Features:
• Low Maintenance.
• 4-20mA Analog Output
• Optional RS485 MODBUS RTU Serial Communication
• 12-28 VDC Operation
• Automated Non-Intrusive Calibration
• Optional Adjustable Alarm Relay Contacts
• Liquid Crystal display with back light
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Last Updated February 25, 2016