ME4-HF Hydrogen Fluoride Sensor Is A Constant Potential Electrolytic Sensor Fluorine The Hydrogen Hydride Gas Undergoes A Series Of REDOX Reactions Inside The Sensor And Releases Charges

Model Number:ME4-HF
Minimum Order Quantity:1
Delivery Time:3-5work days
Payment Terms:L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram
Detected gas:Hydrogen fluoride (HF)
Measuring range:0 ~ 10ppm
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ME4-HF Hydrogen Fluoride Sensor Is A Constant Potential Electrolytic Sensor Fluorine The Hydrogen Hydride Gas Undergoes A Series Of REDOX Reactions Inside The Sensor And Releases Charges


ME4 - HF HF type sensor is the constant potential electrolysis sensor, hydrogen fluoride gas inside the sensor in a series of REDOX reaction and release charge current formation, the size of the current is proportional to the concentration of hydrogen fluoride and follow the Faraday's law, through the test current to determine the size of the hydrogen fluoride concentration.


Sensor features:
Low power consumption, high precision, high sensitivity, wide linear range, strong anti-interference ability, excellent repeatability and stability.


Main applications:
It is widely suitable for testing hydrogen fluoride in industrial and environmental protection fields.


Zero drift (-20℃~40℃)≤0.2ppm
Temperature range-20℃~50℃
Humidity Range15% to 90%RH Non-condensing
Pressure rangeStandard atmospheric pressure ±10%
Service life2 years (in the air)

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