NH3-3E100SE Ammonia SensorNH3 Sensor Description
NH3-3E100SE Ammonia Sensor, 3 Electrode sensor; available in Mini, Classic, 4-Series and 7-Series formats.
NH3-3E100SE Ammonia Sensor NH3 Sensor FEATURES
• Amperometric 3 electrode sensor cell
• Very stable zero reading
• Very selective
• Highly sensitive
• Hydrous electrolyte
NH3-3E100SE Ammonia Sensor NH3 Sensor TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
• TLV-monitoring, leakage detection
• portable & fixed point applications
• Food & Refrigeration Industry, General Industry, Semiconductor Industry
NH3-3E100SE Ammonia Sensor NH3 Sensor PART NUMBER INFORMATION
Mini |
1845-932-30009 |
Sensoric Classic |
1845-932-30069 |
CTL 4 series adaptation |
1845-932-30049 |
CTL 7 series adaptation |
1845-932-30079 |
Measuring Range |
0-100 ppm |
Sensitivity Range |
130 nA/ppm ± 30 nA/ppm |
Zero Current at 20°C |
< ± 100 nA |
Resolution at 20°C |
< 1 ppm |
Bias Potential |
0 mV |
Linearity |
< 10% full scale |
Response Time at 20°C t50 t90 |
< 20 s calculated from 5 min. exposure time < 60 s calculated from 5 min. exposure time |
Long Term Sensitivity Drift |
< 5% per 6 months |
Operation Conditions Temperature Range Humidity Range |
-20°C to +40°C 15-90% r.H, non-condensing |
Effect of Humidity Sensor Life Expectancy Warranty |
> 24 months in air* 12 months |
* Background concentrations of ammonia might shorten life time of sensor.
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