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Mã SP:
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Riken RKI
Máy đo khí RKI OX-07
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THÔNG TIN SẢN PHẨM
The Model OX-07 personal oxygen indicator and alarm is a lightweight instrument designed for uninterrupted monitoring of oxygen levels. The OX-07 provides hands-free oxygen level and an alarm whenever oxygen level falls below a preset point.
An alarm for low battery condition warns the user when power is low. The mounted oxygen sensor is easily detached for mounting on an optional extension cable to provide remote sampling in tanks or manholes prior to entering these or other potentially hazardous areas.
Features
- JML approved
- ATEX • IECEx approved
- Intrinsically safe ExiaIICT3
- Extension cable available
(5m standard, 10m, 20m and 30m)
- Maximum 5000 hours of continuous operation by 2 "AA" alkaline dry cells
- Impact resistant protective rubber boot
- Large LCD display with auto backlight
- Audible/visual/vibration alarms
- Compact and lightweight
- 66W x 114H x 33D mm, 230 g
Specifications
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Model Name
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Type A |
Type B |
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Measuring Gas
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Oxygen in air
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Detection Range
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0.0 - 40.0%vol. (0.1%vol.)
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Detection Principle
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Galvanic cell
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Alarm set point
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Low alarm 19.5%vol.
High alarm 23.5%vol.
Over alarm 40.0%vol. |
No Alarm |
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Trouble Alarm
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Sensor disconnection, low battery, circuit failure, calibration range error
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Alarm Types
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Gas Alarm: flashing light, intermittent buzzer and flashing gas value on LCD, pulsing vibration
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No Alarm |
| Trouble alarm: flashing light, intermittent buzzer and display of error message |
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Display
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Digital Display |
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Operating Temp. & Humidity
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-20°C ~ 50°C (4°F ~ 122°F) Humidity below 95%RH (non condensing)
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Power
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Alkaline dry cell (2-AA size)
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Continuous operation
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Maximum 5000 hours (at 25°C, and no alarm, no backlight)
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| Safety design |
Intrinsically safe (ExiaIICT3) |
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Dimension & Weight
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66(W) x 114(H) x 33(D) mm (2.6W x 4.5H x 1.3D in.)
230g, 8.1 oz (instrument only)
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Standard Accessories
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Optional Accessories
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- Extension cable 5m, 10m, 20m, 30m
- Carrying case
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OXYGEN DEFICIENCY
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| An oxygen deficient environment is very dangerous! Even a brief exposure to an oxygen deficient environment can lead to unconsciousness or death. It is important to know the concentration of oxygen in your working area so that appropriate measures may be taken to ensure worker safety. |
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