Argon analyzer ZAF
heliummethanehydrogen

Argon analyzer - ZAF - FUJI ELECTRIC France - helium / methane / hydrogen
Argon analyzer - ZAF - FUJI ELECTRIC France - helium / methane / hydrogen
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Characteristics

Measured entity
carbon dioxide, methane, helium, argon, hydrogen
Application domain
monitoring, process, for the chemical industry, industrial
Measured value
concentration, thermal conductivity
Other characteristics
continuous, high-performance

Description

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY GAS ANALYSER – ZAF: TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR INDUSTRIAL ATMOSPHERES WITH CONTINUOUS MONITORING The thermal conductivity gas analyser – ZAF enables continuous and stable measurement of gas concentrations (H₂, He, Ar, CH₄, CO₂), using a platinum filament to detect thermal conductivity. Compact and user-friendly, it is easily panel-mounted and ideal for real-time analysis. FEATURES THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY GAS ANALYSER – ZAF - Measurement principle based on thermal conductivity - Compatible with various industrial gases: H₂, He, Ar, CH₄, CO₂ - Fast response to concentration changes - Clear digital display and simple navigation - Easy panel installation - Standard power supply for simple integration APPLICATIONS Optimised for monitoring industrial atmospheres: heat treatment furnaces, metallurgy, semiconductors, gas production and separation, leak detection, superconductors. ADVANTAGES Continuous measurement for real-time monitoring High accuracy and temperature stability Easy installation and intuitive operation Extensive options for calibration, communication, and safety Ex version (ZAFE) available for potentially explosive areas

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