Gas detector Guardian® NG
CH4COCO2

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Characteristics

Detected entity
gas
Gas type
CH4, CO, CO2
Technology
infrared

Description

KEY FEATURES • True volume % readout over a wide range of pressures (pressure compensated) • Graphic screen display provides more information • Easy set-up using on-screen menus • Digital Alarm set points • Password protection to prevent accidental or deliberate change of settings • Graphical display of historic readings over a user-defined period • Easier transfer of data via on board RS232 Interface • Optional Ethernet Interface • Relay outputs for control of external devices A NEW GENERATION OF GAS SENSORS The Guardian® NG range of infrared gas monitors offers near-analyser quality continuous sampling, measurement and display of target gas concentrations. The Guardian NG range provides high accuracy detection and measurement of either CO, CO2 or CH4 gases, where detection level ranges of between 0 – 3000ppm and 0 – 100% by volume are required. With tens of thousands of our monitors supporting critical processes in industries throughout the world we have a reputation for reliability, accuracy, long-term stability plus low maintenance requirements. This can be attributed to our proprietary infrared sensor technology and over thirty years of sensor design and manufacturing experience. Suitable for a wide variety of applications, these wallmounted monitors can detect gases from sampling points up to 30 metres away, using the built in sampling system. Our Guardian NG instruments are easy to install standalone products that require minimum set up. The Guardian NG has an integral LCD display and digital alarm set-point controls, housed in a robust plastic IP54 rated enclosure to prevent the ingress of particulates and water.

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