- Typical gas measurement range
- Units of this type commonly measure O₂ from 0-100% and CO₂ from 0-100%, or specific sub-ranges depending on the sensor configuration.
- Measurement principle
- Typically uses a galvanic cell for oxygen and an infrared sensor for carbon dioxide.
- Sample connections
- Commonly uses 0.25" (approximately 6 mm) tubing for sample inlet and outlet.
- Power supply
- For this class of benchtop analyser, a standard mains power supply (e.g., 230V AC, 50Hz for UK operation) or a low-voltage DC supply is typical.
- Output signals
- Units commonly provide analogue outputs, such as 4-20 mA, for integration with external control or data logging systems.
- Operating temperature range
- Typically designed for operation in ambient temperatures ranging from -5 to +40 °C, assuming non-condensing conditions.
- Maintenance
- Features like user-replaceable oxygen sensors are common, reducing the need for specialist service calls.