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| Gases Measured |  | Oxygen (O2) and CO 
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| Method of Detection |  | O2 by electrochemical sensor, paramagnetic sensor or zirconia sensor (depending on desired accuracy and sample composition), PPM CO by electrochemical sensor, % CO by NDIR infrared detector 
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| Ranges Available |  | 0-5 to 0-25% O2, 0-100 PPM to 0-100% CO 
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| Resolution |  | 0.1% on % ranges, 1 PPM on PPM range 
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| Accuracy & Repeatability |  | ± 1-2% of full scale 
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| Drift |  | Less than 2% of full scale per month 
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| Response Time (T-90) |  | 20-30 seconds to 90% of step change 
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| Ambient Temperature Range |  | 32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C) @ 5-95% RH non-condensing. Lower temperatures (-5°F, -20°C) with Cold Weather Package. Sample dew point should be at least 9°F (5°C) below lowest sample temperature. 
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| Linearity |  | ±1% of full scale 
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| Size & Weight |  | Dimensions and weight will vary with configurations selected 
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| Power |  | 115 VAC, 60 Hz 220 VAC, 50 Hz
 
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| Alarms |  | High or low alarm contacts available for all gases and low flow 
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| Code Numbers for Gases Measured |  | O2 by electrochemical sensor, paramagnetic sensor or zirconia sensor (depending on desired accuracy and sample composition), PPM CO by electrochemical sensor, % CO by NDIR infrared detector 
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| Sampling System |  | Std SS probe with unheated pre-filter (Std. probe 3/8" O.D. x 18") (9.5 x 460 mm) 
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| Display Type |  | D1 - LED display (s) - Manual potentiometer calibration D2 - LED display (s) - Manual push-button calibration
 D3 - Microprocessor controller with single graphic display. Allows auto sequencing, RS-485 output, 'CAL NOW' and one-step
 D4 - Same as D3 but with full auto-calibration
 
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| Output Options |  | OP1 - 4-20 mA non-isolated OP2 - 4-20 mA isolated
 OP3 - 0-5 V
 OP4 - 0-10 V
 OP5 - RS-485
 OP6 - Modbus
 
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| Analyzer Type |  | Flue Gas Analyzer 
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| Industry Type |  | Flue Gas or Emissions 
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| Continuous analysis of flue gas for any combination and range of O2, CO, CO2, SO2, NOx (NO or NO + NO2) or combustibles from combustion processes.
 
 
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Best value continuous flue gas analyzer with modular sample conditioningOxygen detected by either long life electrochemical sensor, high accuracy paramagnetic sensor or zirconia sensor, depending on desired accuracy and sample compositionFast response time and bright digital readoutMicroprocessor based with push button calibrationEasy to maintain modular layoutSample preparation includes moisture removal.
 
 
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Optional sample conditioning includes:Hi/Low gas, low flow, and diagnostic alarms availableIsolated analog, RS232, RS485, MODBUS, and Ethernet outputs availableCabinet purge system available for use in hazardous areasOne-step 'cal-now' button with touch screen LCD displayFull automatic calibration with touch screen LCD display and low flow switchCold weather package for operation to -5°F (-20°C)Cabinet coolers can be fitted to most modelsSensors mounted in heated box for reduced driftHigh temperature filters and probes 
Continuous water pre wash system for acidic fuel gases present but not to be analyzed (Model 7300)Nafion-Tube™ based sample dryer for high accuracy analysis of acidic samples, where NO2 or SO2 are to be measured (Model 7250)Heated stack filter for removal of dust from high dust load (> µ) samples (Model 7240)Calibration gas injected at heated stack filter to minimize discrepancies due to absorption of soluble gases.Multiple sample point sequencer which allows multiple samples to be selected and analyzed (Model 402AS) |  |  |  |  |  |