Professional Combustion Analyzer | Monoxor | USA NIST Calibration


Price:
Sale price€495,00
Stock:
In stock (164 units), ready to be shipped

Brand: FORENSICS DETECTORS
Model: FD-600-FLUE 
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User Manual (PDF): EN | DE | FR | ES | IT |
Application Guide:
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Features:

  • ⚛️ USES: "Monoxor" equivalent. For combustion flue gas analysis in HVAC systems, appliance exhaust, checks and maintenance, cracked exchange, leakage, and indoor air quality.
  • 🌇 FEATURES: Color screen, graphing, and data logging functions. Includes a waterproof hard case, water trap, particle filter, and NOx filter to reduce cross-sensitivity errors.
  • 🔬 SENSORS: Electrochemical sensors with oxygen (O2) and carbon monoxide (CO). Calculates COAF (CO air free) and excess air (EA) for combustion analysis. Built-in micro-pump (0.5 LPM).
  • 💪 STRONG: Shockproof, water-resistant, dustproof, and explosion-proof.
  • 🕵️ TRUSTWORTHY: 1-year limited warranty. Arrives with a signed and dated calibration certificate

Details: Forensics Detectors presents a high-quality combustion analyzer with a built-in pump and a high-quality gas sample probe. This is the equivalent of the Bacharach Monoxor that was discontinued. A workhorse for HVAC workers, contractors, plumbers, engineers, and technicians for combustion, flue gas, and exhaust gas analysis. The device is perfect for boilers, heaters, furnaces, and other natural gas or propane-burning appliances. It is also well-suited to indoor air quality, CO, and O2 analysis. The unit is packed with advanced features such as a 32-bit microprocessor, color screen, real-time graphing, and data logging functions. The display is massive and shows CO, O2, COAF (CO air-free), and EA (excess air). The detector can also be (1) an ambient detector for general air quality measurements, (2) a spot detector, or (3) a combustion and flue gas analyzer. Please note that this analyzer does NOT detect flue temperature or calculate combustion efficiency and does not detect or calculate carbon dioxide (CO2). In addition, also note that this unit is not made for automotive exhaust gases since the CO in automotive combustion engines typically exceeds 1000ppm CO and may blow out the CO sensor. For automotive exhaust applications, please see the auto exhaust gas analyzer.

Included: Robust, waterproof ABS hard case, model 600 analyzer with CO and O2 sensors, niobium magnet for easy mounting, point sample probe, hose assembly with 3 feet of high-temp silicone tubing, water trap, particle filter, NOx filter, USB charging cable, USB charger, certified traceable calibration certificate, and a user manual.

Calibration Options:  
1. Professional Calibration: Serviced by Forensics
2. Calibration Guide: Calibrate It Yourself

Calibration Kit (needed to calibrate yourself - sold separately):
Calibration Gas (Combustion Gas)
Calibration Gas Regulator (C10)
Calibration T-piece & Tubing
Bump Gas (CO)
Bump Gas (N2)

Accessories and Parts:
Gas Sensor Replacement (CO)
Gas Sensor Replacement (O2)
Gas Detector Stand
Telescopic Probe
Tubing (3ft)

Specifications

Sensors: Electrochemical (O2 and CO)
Oxygen (O2) Detection: 0 - 30% with 0.1% resolution
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detection: 0 - 999 ppm with 1 ppm resolution
Gas Sensor Type: Electrochemical Gas Sensor
Gas Sensor Life: 2 - 3 years
Sampling Type: Pumped (built-in sampling pump)
Recommended Calibration Period:
12 months
Datalogging: Yes (instructions included)
Error: ≤ ± 5% F.S.
Response Time: < 30 seconds
Store / Operating Temp: 0 to 122°F (−18 to 50°C)
Store / Operating Humidity: 
<95%RH
Power Source: DC 3.7V Li-ion battery, 2000 mAh
Explosion Rating: ATEX certified Ex ib IIC T4 Gb (PDF)
Weight: 14 oz (400 g)
Dimensions: 5.1 × 2.6 × 1.2 inches (13.0 × 6.6 × 3.0 cm)
Charge Time: 4 hours
Operating Time: > 10 hours
Pump Rate: 0.3 LPM - 0.5 LPM (300 - 500 cc/min)
Alarm: LED, Buzzer, and Vibration
Case Dimensions: 11.7 × 8.3 × 3.8 inches (29.7 × 21.1 × 9.7 cm)
Probe length: 6 in
Max Probe Flue Gas Exposure Temperature: 550°F for 5-minute periods
Calibration Location (USA): Los Angeles, California, USA
Calibration Standard (USA): USA NIST Traceable Gas Source
Calibration Location (Europe): Athens, Greece
Calibration Standard (Europe): European NPL Traceable Gas Source

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