Gas Analyzer
Gas Analyzers have a modular design that offers a long-term security in your investment.
Analyzer modules can be freely combined into tailor-made solutions and upgraded or extended with new features at any time. Remote modules are easily attached and centrally operated.
The Gas Analyzer is made up of a Flameproof enclosed Control Unit which can also contain one analyzer.
Features
- UV Photometer and Electrochemical Oxygen Sensor
- UV Photometer and Paramagnetic Oxygen Analyzer
- IR Photometer and Paramagnetic Oxygen Analyzer
- IR Photometer and Electrochemical Oxygen Sensor
- IR photometer and Thermal Conductivity Analyzer
- Infrared Photometer
- Extensive Self-Diagnosis Functions
- Multiple analyzer systems: up to four analyzer modules with up to six sample components in one system
- Extensive automatic calibration with air or integral calibration cells,
- Self-monitoring function indicates when maintenance is required
- “Safety Concept” for measuring flammable gases in Zone 2 , Category 3G
- Provides Ethernet TCP/IP interfaces, OPC server, PROFIBUS and Modbus interfaces
- Instantaneous reading of H2S
- Diode Array Detection
- Unattended Operation – Very Low Maintenance
- Operation in Hazardous areas High Accuracy
- Wide Concentration measuring range Fast response
- Long-Term Stability
Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA)
Knowledge of the condition of transformers is essential for all electrical networks and on-line monitoring of critical transformers is becoming increasingly vital. This information allows valuable assets to be maximized and expensive failures to be avoided.
Dissolved Gas Analysis (DGA) and Moisture Measurement of the Insulation Oil are recognized as the most important tests for condition assessment of transformers.
Features
- DGA is widely accepted as the most effective method of LTC condition based monitoring.
- Avoid Costly Unplanned Outages.
- Transformer Faults Detected in their infancy
- Transformer Output Optimized Safely, maximizing asset
- Transformer Ageing can be calculated
- Type of fault can be classified from results.