AII PI2 PPB Oxygen Analyzer

Name: AII PI2 PPB Oxygen Analyzer
Price: 10315.0 USD
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Designed for trace oxygen measurements down to low parts per trillion in ultra-pure argon, hydrogen, helium and nitrogen.

Starting at $10,315.00

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Manufactured

By Analytical Industries Inc (AII)

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Product Manual Product Specs

Features

Measurement ranges
- GPR-12-2000 MS2: 0-1, 0-10, 0-100, 0-1000 ppm
- GPR-12-2000 MS2E: 0-500 ppb, 0-1, 0-10, 0-100, 0-1000 ppm
Accuracy
- MS 1000 and 500: <3% of reading or ±5 ppb
Sensitivity
- MS 1000: <5 ppb
- MS 500: <2.5 ppb
1.4-3.4 barg (20-50 psig) with atmospheric vent,
max 10.3 barg (150 psig) inlet pressure
0.5-1.0 Nl/m (1-2 SCFH) flow rate
2 user-configurable contacts

The AII PI2 PPB oxygen analyzer uses the stable, long-life Pico-Ion sensor to provide measurements down to low parts-per-trillion oxygen in ultra-high-purity gases. The high-performance, low-ppb sensor does not require maintenance or frequent electrolyte additions. The innovative design of the gas chamber maximizes the rate of oxygen reaction, while the refined proprietary sensor design provides a high-signal output per unit area to enhance sensitivity. The sensor also features a lower detectable limit (LDL) of less than 100 ppt, high signal-to-noise ratio, a response time of less than 15 seconds, minimization of temperature dependence, and fast recovery from higher oxygen levels during process upset conditions.

The analyzer is operated by easy-to-use, menu-driven software and a large graphical LCD with four control keys. It can be operated remotely via USB or RS232, and allows the operator to obtain the data, change settings, calibrate and diagnose the instrument.

Applications for the AII PI2 PPB oxygen analyzer include:

Quality checking of ultra-high-purity gases produced by cryogenic air separation
Validating high purity gases used in electronics and semi-conductor manufacture
Commissioning ultra-high-purity gas lines and processes