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| Design does matter: a bigger sensor means bigger electrodes and more electrolyte, hence |
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- faster response
- higher accuracy
- more stability
- longer life
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| The smart DraegerSensor with embedded micro-chip and temperature element supports sensor recognition, numerous selftest functions, remote calibration and signal compensation over the entire temperature range of typically -40 to +65 ºC. |
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| Catalytic DrägerSensors for the detection of flammable gases and vapors utilise Pellistors which are based on the catalytic effect. Different sensor versions will suit even the most demanding industrial applications. |
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| The DrägerSensor Ex PR M (PR = poison resistant) contains pellistors, which in the presence of catalytic poisons have a longer lifetime than conventional sensors. |
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| The DrägerSensor Ex HT M contains also PR-pellistors, but additionally is approved to be used at temperatures up to 150 °C. |
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| The DrägerSensor Ex LC M contains PR-pellistors, which by their special encapsulation and electronic amplification are suitable to monitor very low gas concentrations. The measuring range is 0…10% LEL. |
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