CO sensor module Gasboard-2051
CO2CH4NDIR

CO sensor module
CO sensor module
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Characteristics

Gas type
CO, CO2, CH4
Technology
NDIR
Applications
for health care, medical
Measuring range (ppm)

Max.: 3,500 unit

Min.: 0 unit

Description

NDIR DLCO Gas Sensor for Pulmonary Function Test Gasboard-2051 Gasboard-2051 gas sensor for CO, CH4 and CO2 concentration measurements which is based on non-dispersive infrared technology,it uses an ultra-fast modulation frequency and a special detection circuit to achieve the fast response, high accuracy, excellent stability and anti-interference abilities during lung diffusion function tests. With microcontroller processing, it offers gas sampling, signal processing, sensor calibration and measurement output, and realizes the fast and accurate measurement of the ultra-low range gas CH4, CO based on the ATS/ERS 2017 requirements. With small size and clean design, Gasboard-2051 is the best choice to be integrated with pulmonary function test systems. Features -Four-channel detector for CO, CH4, CO2 and a reference channel -Fast response (T90 < 150 ms @ 1L/min flow rate) -Excellent stability, high accuracy (±1%FS) -Simple structure, easy maintenance Specifications - Operating Principle: NDIR - Measuring Target: CO, CH4, CO2 - Measurement Range: - CO: 0~3500ppm(0~0.35%vol) - CH4: 0~3500ppm(0~0.35%vol) - CO2: 0~10%vol - Accuracy: CO: ±1%FS; CH4: ±1%FS; CO2: ±1%FS - Resolution:CO: 1 ppm; CH4: 1 ppm; CO2: 0.001%vol - Response Time: T90 < 150ms @ 1L/min - Data Output Frequency: 100Hz - Digital output: Serial - Interface: UART (TTL and RS232) - Dimensions: L155*H70*W76.3(mm) - Working Condition: 0~+45℃,0-90%RH (non-condensing) - Working Pressure: 750mBar ~1150mBar - Power Supply: 12V DC

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