Hydrogen gas transmitter EC22
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hydrogen gas transmitter
hydrogen gas transmitter
hydrogen gas transmitter
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Characteristics

Gas type
for hydrogen, oxygen, toxic
Technology
electrochemical
Other characteristics
IP54
Output
Modbus

Description

Superior technologyThe EC22 is a transmitter for monitoring toxic gases, oxygen or hydrogen. The electrochemical sensor provides selective measurement which avoids unnecessarily expensive false alarms. The amplifier electronics provides an interference-free transmission of the measuring signal to the measurement computer. The EC22 is splash-proof (IP54). In very difficult conditions, special accessories can be used to protect the transmitter from damage.Signal processingThe embedded software of the EC22 linearises the measuring signal and compensates for the temperature impacts. As a result, correct readings are transmitted even with weather-related variations in temperature. In addition, the transmitter can be connected to a gas measurement computer for transmitting Service, maintenance and error messages.For transmitting the signals, the EC22 uses an analogue (0.2 .. 1 mA / 4 .. 20 mA) or a digital (RS485) interface. This permits the universal use of the transmitters in combination with gas measurement computers of GfG and thus with your safety system such that you and your systems will benefit from the best possible protection.Variants for each useEC22 in basic configurationEC22 D with additional indication of the current gas concentration, visual and audible alarm directly on the display and calibration through the keyboard

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EC22
EC22
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ACHEMA 2024
ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany)

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