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Sensor Electronics Release Gas Analyzer that Can Measure Two Gases Simultaneously

Dec 11 2007

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Sensor Electronics, has recently released the SEC DIR Dual Gas Analyzer designed to measure two gases simultaneously in a process environment.

The SEC DIR Dual Gas Analyzer can sense Water Vapor, CO2, Hydrocarbons, Ethylene Oxide and many more. Applications for the SEC DIR Dual Gas Analyzer vary from pipelines, to sterilization chambers, to deep vacuum processes. Features of the SEC DIR Dual Gas Analyzer include:

  • Explosion proof
  • Self-correcting - works for years without any recalibration or adjustment
  • Operates over temperature, RH, pressure extremes
  • Resistant to dust, dirt, toxic/corrosive atmospheres
  • Self diagnosing fail-safe design advises user of operating status
  • Patented infrared, optical sensing technology
  • A low-cost and reliable alternative to gas chromatograph for process control applications

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