Methane Sensor, 0 To 100% Vol

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Model: RDDLZ-ICDS-7042A
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SKU: RDDLZ-ICDS-7042A

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The CH4 sensor has built-in temperature compensation, working temperature from -40℃ to 70℃ . The combustible gas sensor has the characteristics of good selectivity, no oxygen dependence, stable performance, long life and ultra-low power consumption.

Features

High sensitivity, high resolution, low power consumption, quick response.
UART output.
Temperature compensation, excellent stability.
Long lifespan, Anti-poisons, anti-vapor interference.
Detect combustible gas concentration matching with flame-proof marked detector in area 1&2 explosive environments which mix of Ⅱ A, Ⅱ B, Ⅱ C and T1-T6 flammable gases, vapors and air.

Specification

Model: RDDLZ-ICDS-7042A
Detection gas: Combustible gas, other combustible gas sensor can be customized.
Working voltage: (5.0±0.1) VDC
Average current: <0.60mA (Peak current< 150mA)
Interface level: 3.0V (Compatible with 5V)
Measuring range: 0~100% LEL
Output signal: UART (TTL)
Warm-up time: < 30s
Response time: T90 < 30s
Working temperature: -40℃ ~ 70℃
Working humidity: 0~95% RH (no condensation)
Dimension: Φ51*65mm

Gas name	Molecular formula	Range	Resolution	Precision	Note
Methane	CH4	0~5% Vol	0.01% Vol	±3%FS @(10℃-40℃) ±5%FS @(-40℃-10℃，40℃-70℃)	With Temperature Compensation
Methane	CH4	0~10% Vol	0.1% Vol
Methane	CH4	0~100% Vol	0.1%
Propane	C3H8	0-2.2% Vol	0.01% Vol
Chloromethane	CH3CL	0-8.1% Vol	0.01% Vol
Acetylene	C2H2	0-2.3% Vol	0.02% Vol
Ethane	CH3CH3	0-3.0% Vol	0.03% Vol
Isobutene	C4H10	0-1.8% Vol	0.018% Vol
Gasoline	C3-C12	0-1.1% Vol	0.01% Vol	±5%FS @(10℃-40℃), ±10%FS @(-40℃-10℃,40℃-70℃)	Without Temperature Compensation
Methanol	CH3OH	0-5.5% Vol	0.06% Vol
Dichloromethane	CH2CL2	0-15% Vol	0.15% Vol
Toluene	C7H8	0-1.2% Vol	0.012% Vol
Alcohol	C2H5OH	0-3.3% Vol	0.033% Vol
Oxirane	C2H4O	0-3.0% Vol	0.03% Vol
Acetic acid	CH3COOH	0-4.0% Vol	0.04% Vol
Ethyl acetate	CH3COOC2H5	0-2.0% Vol	0.02% Vol

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Tips: Where should methane sensors be placed?

Methane sensors should be strategically placed in areas where methane gas buildup is likely to occur. Some common locations for placing methane sensors include:

Near Gas Appliances: Install methane sensors near gas-powered appliances such as stoves, ovens, water heaters, furnaces, and boilers. These appliances are potential sources of methane leaks, especially if they are old or poorly maintained.
Along Gas Pipelines: Place methane sensors along gas pipelines to detect leaks or emissions along the pipeline route. Monitoring methane levels at various points along the pipeline can help identify and address potential leaks promptly.
In Industrial Facilities: Install methane sensors in industrial facilities where methane gas is used or produced, such as refineries, chemical plants, wastewater treatment plants, and agricultural operations. These facilities may have equipment or processes that produce methane as a byproduct, posing a risk of leaks or emissions.
Confined Spaces: Install methane sensors in confined spaces such as basements, crawl spaces, tunnels, and underground vaults where methane gas may accumulate. Poor ventilation in these areas can lead to the buildup of methane gas, posing a risk of explosion or asphyxiation.

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