Bromine gas sensor

The bromine gas sensor operates on an electrochemical principle, detecting changes in bromine gas concentration and converting them into electrical signals. It is used for industrial environmental monitoring and leak alarms to ensure production safety.

Instruments

ElectRode filling solution is suitable for ammonia Gas sensing electRode maintenance, providing bromine ion type and 480mL capacity to ensure stable ElectRode performance.

$ 135.00

Color change measurement based on the chemical reaction of bromine ions and specific Reagent, Measurement range 0.0-8 ppm, resolution 0.1ppm, using LED@525nm Illuminant, four-step fast and accurate measurement.

$ 214.00

Using MCU chip to achieve low power consumption operation, detection error ≤ +/- 3% F. S, Response Time ≤ 30 seconds, with explosion-proof structure and a variety of signal output interfaces, support remote wireless transmission and infrared remote control operation.

$ 590.00

ElectRode composite structure, matching special calibrating solution and ionic strength regulator, Measurement range, Response fast, suitable for water quality analysis and other scenarios.

$ 309.00

It can detect halogen gas leaks of less than 0.5 ounces per year, with an instantaneous Response Time and a Warm-Up Time of less than 90 seconds. It features automatic warm-up and battery protection, and a portable design weighing only 480 grams.

$ 154.00

Semiconductor Sensor to detect halogen gas leaks of less than 0.5 oz/year, Response Time ≤ 1 second, Sensitivity adjustable, Portable design weighing 250g, up to 9 hours of operation.

$ 109.00

A calibrated solution specially designed for bromine ion composite ElectRode, with a capacity of 250ml, to ensure measurement accuracy and ElectRode performance stability, suitable for a variety of detection scenarios.

$ 110.00

Using semiconductor Sensor technology, the detection sensitivity can be adjusted to 50PPM methane, Response Time ≤ 1 second, Warm-Up Time is less than 110 seconds, support 9 hours of continuous work, with LED light alarm and low power indication function.

$ 99.00

Electrochemical sensor, range 0~ 50ppm, with flameproof design and infrared remote control function, support 4~ 20mA output, suitable for Gas detection in dangerous places.

$ 212.00

Using Semiconductor Sensor, Response Time T90 is less than 10 seconds, detecting a variety of combustible gases, range 0~ 50% LEL, with sound and light alarm and LED large screen display.

$ 141.00

Detect NH3 gas, range 0~ 100ppm, resolution 0.1ppm, Response Time T90 ≤ 120s, support sound and light alarm, Operating temperature -10~ 50 ℃, Working time for more than 60 hours, Portable design weighs only 170 grams.

$ 328.00

Can simultaneously detect four gases, Electrochemical sensor, Response Time instant, alarm sound up to 80 decibels, operation temperature range -10~ 50 ℃, portable design weighs only 360 grams.

$ 241.00

With 5 point button calibrating and automatic temperature compensation function, Ion Measurement accuracy up to 0.5% F.S., Support 500 Data storage and USB Communication interface, equipped with large screen backlit LCD screen to ensure the accuracy and convenience of outdoor measurement.

$ 696.00

Measurement accuracy of 0.5% F.S., automatic temperature compensation and extended memory storage of 500 sets of data ensure full scale accurate measurement and compliance with GLP specifications.

$ 696.00

Industrial Sensor, Response Time less than 30 seconds, accuracy +/- 3% FS, with explosion-proof structure, support 4-20mA and RS485 output, suitable for a variety of Gas detection.

$ 251.00

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