Overview
GTQ-DX401-O3 Ozone Gas detector is an intelligent detection equipment of BOSEAN brand. The detector adopts advanced integrated circuit technology and intelligent design, uses natural diffusion sampling, and uses high-quality gas Sensor module, which has good Sensitivity and repeability, and can meet the requirements of high reliability and safety detection in industrial sites.
Features
1. Humanized GUI operation interface.
2. Adopt color LCD display.
3. Adopt advanced micro-power technology Sensor.
4. It has the function of LCD on-site display of gas concentration, which is convenient for on-site staff to keep abreast of the situation.
Standard RS485 output.
6. The indicator light indicates the working status, including normal, low alarm, high alarm, and malfunction.
7. The detector shell has been inspected by the explosion-proof product inspection unit designated by the state, and has obtained the explosion-proof certificate.
Principle
The detector uses natural diffusion for gas sampling, and its sensitive components use high-quality gas Sensor modules to detect the target gas (ozone), and process and display the detected gas concentration signal.
Applications
Petroleum, chemical industry, environmental protection, smelting, refining, agriculture, scientific research, universities
Standards
GB 12358-2006 "General technical requirements for workplace environment Gas detection alarms", GB/T 3836.1-2021 "Explosive environment Part 1: General requirements for equipment", GB/T 3836.2-2021 "Explosive environment Part 2: Equipment protected by flameproof enclosure" d ", GB/T 3836.31-2021" Explosive environment Part 31: Equipment protected by dust-proof ignition enclosure "t", JJF 1368-2012 "Combustible Gas detection alarm type evaluation outline", JJF 1363-2019 "Hydrogen sulfide gas detector type evaluation outline", JJF 1421-2013 "Carbon monoxide detection alarm type evaluation outline"
Steps
The information does not provide specific operation steps.
Notice
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