H2S sensor ES4-H2S-100
electrochemicalcatalyticfor air quality monitoring

H2S sensor - ES4-H2S-100 - EC Sense GmbH - electrochemical / catalytic / for air quality monitoring
H2S sensor - ES4-H2S-100 - EC Sense GmbH - electrochemical / catalytic / for air quality monitoring
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Characteristics

Gas type
H2S
Technology
electrochemical, catalytic
Applications
for air quality monitoring, for water treatment, for leak detection
Other characteristics
maintenance-free, portable, no power consumption
Measuring range (ppm)

Max.: 100 unit

Min.: 0 unit

Description

The EC Sense Hydrogen Sulfide ES4 Gas Sensor is a solid polymer electrochemical gas sensor featuring long lifetime and robustness. Moreover, it does not consume any power. In addition to that it has a small footprint. The H2S Gas Sensor responds to Hydrogen Sulfide gases which are necessary to detect in many different applications. In combination with the EC Sense Smart Digital Boards, it allows easy integration without the tedious work of sensor calibration. What is the Technology Principle? Solid polymer electrochemical technology is a revolutionary innovation in the field of electrochemical detection. In essence this technology is based on the principle of electrochemical catalytic reaction. As a general rule the sensors respond to the target gases and deliver a very small current signal that is usually proportional to the gas concentration. Usually, electrochemical sensors are using either a liquid or a gel electrolyte which leads to a couple of challenges during the operation of the sensor. The EC Sense solid polymer electrochemical sensors overcome these obstacles. How does the Technology work? EC Sense’s solid polymer sensors feature a composition of three electrodes in contact with the electrolyte. A typical electrode consists of a large surface area of precious metal and other materials. The electrode, electrolyte and the surrounding air are in contact while the gas diffuses through the back of the porous membrane into the working electrode of the sensor. At this electrode, the gas is oxidized or reduced. This electrochemical reaction causes a current to flow through the external circuit.

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