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Fixed gas detector LCTR 903 - Ados
The Ados LCTR 903 gas detector is suitable for the detection of toxic, explosive and flammable gases present in the air. With three measurement principles: VQ (semiconductor), TGS (catalytic) and IR (infrared) and two communication configurations: 4 ... 20 mA, 3 wires or 4 LON® wires, the LCTR 903 is the right choice when it prevails the commitment of the binomial quality/price.
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The VQ sensor
The head of the VQ sensor functions on the principle of heat reaction. When combustible or reducing gases or vapours come in contact with the measuring element, they are subjected to catalytic combustion, which causes a rise in temperature. This rise causes a change in the resistance of the measuring element which is used as a measure of the component of gas being tested. The inert element is for compensating the temperature and conductivity of the test gas.
The TGS sensor
The TGS sensor contains a semiconductor sensor,
which is constructed on SnO2 -sintered N-substrate.
When combustible or reducing gases are absorbed by the surface of the sensor, the concentration of the test gas is determined by the change in conductivity.
The IR sensor
The test gas flows through a measurement chamber that incorporates an IR radiating source and a two-channel infrared detector. The intensity of the infrared radiation is reduced as it passes through the gas molecules. The concentration of the gas can then be calculated by the magnitude of the reduction in intensity. Since only absorption of the wavelength (A) specific to the gas under test in relation to the wavelength (B) not absorbed by a test gas is considered, interference due to dust, ageing etc., is almost fully compensated.
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F.Fonseca is the representative of Ados in Portugal.
The head of the VQ sensor functions on the principle of heat reaction. When combustible or reducing gases or vapours come in contact with the measuring element, they are subjected to catalytic combustion, which causes a rise in temperature. This rise causes a change in the resistance of the measuring element which is used as a measure of the component of gas being tested. The inert element is for compensating the temperature and conductivity of the test gas.
The TGS sensor
The TGS sensor contains a semiconductor sensor,
which is constructed on SnO2 -sintered N-substrate.
When combustible or reducing gases are absorbed by the surface of the sensor, the concentration of the test gas is determined by the change in conductivity.
The IR sensor
The test gas flows through a measurement chamber that incorporates an IR radiating source and a two-channel infrared detector. The intensity of the infrared radiation is reduced as it passes through the gas molecules. The concentration of the gas can then be calculated by the magnitude of the reduction in intensity. Since only absorption of the wavelength (A) specific to the gas under test in relation to the wavelength (B) not absorbed by a test gas is considered, interference due to dust, ageing etc., is almost fully compensated.
Type | TGS | VQ | IR |
Measurement method: | Semiconductor | Heat reduction | Infrared |
Measurement range: | ppm ranges to 100 % LEL |
ppm ranges to 100 % LEL |
0–100 % LEL CH4, C3H8, C2H2 0–100 Vol % CH4 0–1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Vol % CO2 |
Percentage error of f.s.d.: | ± 5 % | ± 5 % | ± 3 % |
Linearity: | < 15 % of f.s.d. | < 3 % of f.s.d. | < 3 % of f.s.d. |
Temperature range: | -20 °C to +45 °C | -20 °C to +45 °C | -20 °C to +45 °C |
Temperature effect: | 5 % | 2 % | 8 % |
Response time (t90): | approx. 20 sec. | approx. 20 sec. | < 30 sec. |
Pressure effect: | 1 % | 1 % | 1 % |
Mounting position: | optional | optional | optional |
Application: | Poisonous, combustible and explosive gases in the LEL region | Poisonous, combustible and explosive gases in the LEL region | Poisonous, combustible and explosive gases in the LEL region |
Expected operation time for sensor: |
> 2 years | > 2 years | approx. 5 years |
Supply voltage: | 15V - 30V | 15V - 30V | 15V - 30V |
Interface: | 4–20 mA three-wire or LON® fourwire techniques (LCTR 404), galvanically isolated, data transmission 78 kbps |
4–20 mA three-wire or LON® fourwire techniques (LCTR 404), galvanically isolated, data transmission 78 kbps |
4–20 mA three-wire or LON® fourwire techniques (LCTR 404), galvanically isolated, data transmission 78 kbps |
Protection class: | IP54 | IP54 | IP54 |
Dimensions (height x diameter): |
80 x 80 mm | 80 x 80 mm | 80 x 80 mm |
Weight: | 500g | 500g | 500g |
Industries
- Battery charging station;
- Gas distribution station;
- Gas fired boiler systems;
- Gas transfer station.
F.Fonseca is the representative of Ados in Portugal.
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