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NEW H2 PRODUCT
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4 july, 2025
A new development that allows us to position ourselves at the forefront of technology!
The Ref. S/3 MPS gas transmitters detect the presence of flammable gases by the use of MPSTM (Molecular Property Spectrometry) technology sensors.
These transmitters are specially designed to be connected to control units and/or data logging systems for monitoring gas concentrations.
With the 4-20 mA and UART-TTL outputs, they can be integrated into industrial communication systems using RS-485 connectivity (optional module).
They also have a normally closed (NC) potential-free output (LP) associated with the alarm and fault status that can be used to control external elements.
Advantages over other technologies:
- Lifelong calibration:
No calibrations are required throughout the lifetime of 10 year, reducing operating interruptions and maintenance costs.
- Real time multigas precision:
It accurately detects and identifies various types of flammable gases, thus avoiding false alarms.
- High precision gas detection:
It ensures accurate readings by temperature, pressure, and humidity compensation.
- Immunity to poisoning:
They are not affected by environmental contaminating agents or high concentrations of flammable gases.
- Wide environmental operating range:
They have a wider environmental opearting range than other technologies (-40 to 75°C and up to 100% humidity).
- Hydrogen:
Currently is the most accurate technology for H2 detection.
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