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Michell Instruments introduces XZR200 oxygen analyzer

Source: Michell Instruments
10 September, 2013
Michell Instruments introduces XZR200 oxygen analyzer
Michell Instruments introduces XZR200 oxygen analyzer
XZR200 oxygen analyzer is capable of measuring percent oxygen content to better than 1% of span.

September 10, 2013 - Michell Instruments introduces XZR200 oxygen analyzer, capable of measuring percent oxygen content to better than 1% of span. The XZR200 is easy to install and integrate into existing systems as no special software is required. Its RS232 output can be directly accessed by a PC. The analyzer offers four configuration options with two choices of probe length and two temperature ranges. The lower temperature range of up to +250°C is suitable for relatively low-temperature applications such as food and beverage packaging, while the higher temperature range of up to +400°C serves combustion control and metal treating applications.

Depending on the application, the XZR200 may also be configured to measure in either 0-25% or 0-100% oxygen concentrations. The first configuration gives the highest accuracy of 0.5% O2 in the combustion process range. In the 0-100% range the accuracy is 1% O2.

A key feature of the XZR200 is a 3.3 V DC logic output which is used to monitor the sensor for diagnostic purposes. It’s a way of listening to the sensor’s ‘heartbeat’ and enables the operator to check on the health of the sensor, providing a warning when if there is a fault with the sensor. The lifespan of the zirconium dioxide sensor is between 1 and 7 years, depending on the temperature and type of gas measured.

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