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Oxygen Meter for oxygen in gases with integrated temperature and pressure measuring Oxygen partial pressure sensor in specialized housing GMH 3695 The GMH 3695 is measuring oxygen in air and gas mixtures either as partial pressure or as concentration in %vol. For the measuring an external sensor of the type GOO-... or GGO... has to be connected to the MINI-DIN socket. Due to the properties of the sensor, it has to be calibrated regularly (e.g. at fresh air = 20.95%) to get precise values. If the sensor is used up, this will be detected during the calibration, the sensor has to be regenerated or replaced before continuing with measuring. The safety requirements (see below) have to be observed. The device must be used only according to its intended purpose and under suitable conditions. Use the device carefully and according to its technical data (do not throw it, strike it, …) Protect the device from dirt. Safety guidelines This device has been designed and tested in accordance with the safety regulations for electronic devices. However, its trouble-free operation and reliability cannot be guaranteed unless the standard safety measures and special safety advises given in this manual will be adhered to when using the device. Application of the sensor types GGO For measurements at atmosphere and in systems without over or under pressure the GGO is sufficient. Additionally the GGO can be screwed tightly into systems with small over or under pressure. Attention! Mind the maximum pressure and the maximum pressure difference at the membrane. If instrument and sensor pressure are different, please connect the pressure port of instrument to measuring pressure, otherwise it will be compensated wrong! Calibration of the Sensor In order to compensate for ageing of the sensor, the sensor has to be calibrated at regular intervals. The device is equipped with an easy-to-use calibration functions. We recommend to calibrate the sensor at least all 7 days, or to get maximum precision, before each measuring series.

02-663 NTron Oxygen sensor, SenzTx-102 (0-96%) O2 03-909 Inmatec oxygen sensor alternatively, SenzTx-102 (0-96%) O2 The SenzTx replacement ppm o2 sensor is a compact and robust O2 transmitter that utilises zirconia or electrochemical technology to give a reliable measurement of oxygen concentration. ApplicationsGas generation (oxygen / nitrogen)Additive manufacturingGlove box purge and leak detectionIndustrial gas applications FeaturesZirconia or electrochemical sensor technology optionsMeasurement range: 0 to 10ppm up to 0 to 100% O2Analogue output: 4 to 20mAModbus 48524VDC power supplyM12 electrical connectionProcess connection: KF40 Flange or Flowthrough baseCombined Sensor & Electronics allows for ease of integration.Fast response from ambient air to low PPM oxygen measurement Senz-TX oxygen sensors for measuring oxygen levels in various applications Using Senz-TX oxygen sensors can be considered part of a PSA Gas generator. These sensors are specifically designed to measure oxygen levels in various applications, including compressed air systems. By incorporating Senz-TX sensors into a monitoring system, operators can track and analyze oxygen concentrations in the oxygen PSA generators to ensure that it meets the required quality standards. When integrated into a oxygen generator, Senz-TX sensors can provide real-time data on oxygen levels, allowing operators to detect any deviations from the desired concentration. This information can help identify potential issues with the compressed air system, such as leaks or contamination, and take corrective actions promptly. In addition to monitoring oxygen levels, a comprehensive air separation monitoring system may also include other sensors and devices to measure parameters like pressure, temperature and humidity levels. By combining multiple sensors and monitoring tools, operators can gain a more complete understanding of the overall quality and performance of their compressed air system. Overall, using Senz-TX oxygen sensors as part of an oxygen monitoring system can help ensure that the oxygen PSA generator meets the necessary quality standards and operates efficiently and reliably.

02-661 NTron Oxygen sensor, SenzTx-100 (0-1000ppm) O2 Oxygen sensor 03-907 Inmatec O2 Oxygen sensor alternatively, SenzTx-100 (0-1000ppm) O2The minimum output range of 0 to 10 ppm is ideal for nitrogen generation or glove box monitoring. The SenzTx transmitter can also be supplied with measuring ranges up to 0 to 96% O2 for oxygen concentrators. The flexibility is further enhanced by process connection multiple output options. Sensor construction The main body of the sensor is fabricated from high density PVDF. The supporting ring at the face of the sensor is constructed of stainless steel. This results in an oxygen sensor that is chemically resistant to most sampling atmospheres and can be used with trace solvents and hydrocarbons present in the sample gas, unlike zirconia (due to the high temperature of the sensor). Installation flexibility The compact SenzTx oxygen transmitter with its inbuilt microprocessor, is designed for OEM applications with minimal use input. With the flow through sensor with orifice option, the sensor can handle up to 0.5 bar g and provide the correct flow through the sensor. This eliminates the need for external flow control. To achieve better result and longer life time with the Senz-TX oxygen sensor, you can follow these steps: Regular Calibration: Calibrate the Senz-TX ntron oxygen analyzer upon delivery to ensure accurate oxygen level monitoring in nitrogen (N2) products.Monitoring and Maintenance: Use the sensor to continuously track oxygen levels in the nitrogen output. Regularly inspect for any irregularities or fluctuations, and replace the sensor as needed (for zirconia sensors, this is typically every 3–5 years).Adjust correctly the N2 sample pressure and flow: Set the N2 sample pressure to a maximum of 0.3 bar with minimal flow from the product tank to measure N2 purity accurately.Training and Education: Train operators and maintenance staff on the correct use of the Senz-TX oxygen sensor. Share best practices for maintaining compressed air quality and using the sensor for effective oxygen level monitoring. By following these steps, you can ensure better result and longer life time with the Senz-TX ntron gas measurement, leading to improved your N2 quality and your better performance of your PSA N2 generators operation.

Microx Oxygen Sensor Compact Oxygen Analyzer With zirconia and electrochemical sensor options, Microx is a cost-effective, reliable and compact analyzer. It features three configurable alarm contacts and an LCD screen displaying O2 concentration, as well as process connection options, for a solution that provides flexibility. The zirconia sensor delivers fast response times and a long service life with low drift, whilst the electrochemical sensor allows measurement of background gases containing hydrocarbons. Microx consists of a remote sensor that can be located near or inside the process, with multiple measurement ranges available. Microx Oxygen Sensor ApplicationsGas generation (oxygen and nitrogen) Glove box and containment solutions Additive Manufacturing Inert gas blanketing Semiconductors Industrial gas testing / analysis

02-662 NTron Oxygen sensor, SenzTx-101 (0-25%) O2 03-908 Inmatec oxygen sensor alternatively, SenzTx-101 (0-25%) O2 The zirconia sensor offers fast response time and long service life with virtually no drift, whilst the electrochemical sensor allows measurement in background gases containing hydrocarbons. Proven sensor technology With a choice of either zirconia or electrochemical sensor technology the SenzTx offers reliability, accuracy and flexibility. Both technologies have a broad measurement capability allowing the user to measure from selected ranges from 1ppm to 100% oxygen. Zirconia sensor The Ntron zirconia oxygen sensor is a nondepleting zirconia solid electrolyte sensor. A small capillary on the sensor controls the diffusion of oxygen into the sensor. When heated to over 400°C oxygen is electronically reduced causing current flow through the zirconia electrolyte. Zirconiumoxide allows the movement of oxygen ions through the substrate from a high to a low concentration. The measurement of oxygen is determined by the current flowing through the electrodes. The zirconia sensor has an unlimited shelf life without the loss of calibration and has an expected life of three to five years. The zirconia sensor is not position sensitive and has low cross sensitivity to other gases and does not dry out. Monitoring oxygen levels via oxygen sensors The Senz-TX oxygen sensors are designed to monitor oxygen levels in various applications, including compressed air systems. By accurately measuring oxygen levels, the Senz-TX sensor can help ensure that the compressed air quality meets the desired standards. When using Senz-TX sensors for compressed air quality testing, it is important to consider the following factors: Accuracy: The Senz-TX sensor should be calibrated regularly to ensure accurate readings of oxygen levels in the compressed air. This will help in detecting any deviations from the desired oxygen concentration and maintaining the quality of the compressed air. Monitoring: The Senz-TX sensor can be used to continuously monitor oxygen levels in the compressed air system. By tracking changes in oxygen concentration over time, operators can identify any issues that may affect the quality of the compressed air. Maintenance: Regular maintenance of the Senz-TX sensor is essential to ensure its proper functioning. This includes cleaning the sensor, replacing any worn-out parts, and calibrating it as needed. Integration: The Senz-TX sensor can be integrated into a larger monitoring system for comprehensive monitoring of compressed air quality. By connecting the sensor to a control system, operators can receive real-time data on oxygen levels and take immediate action if any deviations are detected. Overall, the Senz-TX sensors can be effective tools for monitoring and maintaining compressed air quality. By following best practices for sensor usage and maintenance, operators can ensure that their compressed air systems meet the required quality standards.