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Sensor/Transmitter for Hydrogen Sulphide

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Sensor/Transmitter for Hydrogen Sulphide

27 Jan, 2009

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Enmet Corporation’s (USA) EX-5175, 24 VDC, Sensor/Transmitter features an electrochemical sensor for monitoring H2S in air for protection of personnel in the area. The EX-5175 is also available with electrochemical sensors for other common hazardous gases, including

NH3, CO, SO2, etc, as well as oxygen.

The EX-5175 is approved for Class I, Division 1, Groups B, C and D. It features a liquid crystal display, 4-20 mA output and non-intrusive calibration. The EX-5175 operates on 24 VDC loop power provided by a PLC or any one of several controllers available from Enmet Corporation.

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