GfG Instruments

G999P-03-03-29-00-70-61-11 G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-2,000 ppm), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL with ISM 915 MHz RF wireless, includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe & tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

G999P-03-03-29-00-70-61-11K G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor Value Kit, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-2,000 ppm), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL with ISM 915 MHz RF wireless, includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe & tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

G999P-03-03-32-00-70-61-10 G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-4%), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe and tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

G999P-03-03-32-00-70-61-10K G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor Value Kit, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-4%), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe and tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

G999P-03-03-32-00-70-61-11 G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-4%), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL with ISM 915 MHz RF wireless, includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe and tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

G999P-03-03-32-00-70-61-11K G999 Multi-gas Atmospheric Monitor Value Kit, 5 year O2 (lead free), 3 year COSH, H2 (0-4%), PID (0-2,000 ppm), IR LEL with ISM 915 MHz RF wireless, includes calibration cap, cable, charging cradle, wall power adapter, integrated pump, sample probe and tubing by GfG

The Microtector III G999 combines the demands of a modern multi-gas measurement device for protecting workers with the ability to safely measure confined spaces. As a robust and sophisticated multi-gas detector, it is versatile in its application and flexible in sensor combinations.

Advantages

Safety through quality and functionality

To fit every environment, there are three versions available. All versions include three electrochemical and one infrared sensor. Depending on the version, the G999 features a catalytic combustion (CC) sensor, a combined CC/semiconductor sensor, a PID sensor or a fourth electrochemical sensor. This allows a variety of gas combinations or measuring ranges to be defined and simultaneously monitored.

The well thought-out design of the housing and the menu navigation, allows for easy operation in difficult situations. For example, the display can be easily rotated 180°, so that it is always easy to read. For work in poorly lit rooms or in emergency situations, the G999 features an explosion-proof LED torch.

Designed for difficult working conditions

The Microtector III G999 is certified for use in Ex Zone 0 and is water and dust-proof according to protection class IP 67 and is suitable for challenging applications. The rubberized polycarbonate housing provides excellent protection against jolts and impacts, while the practical design and robust crocodile clip ensure optimum wearing comfort.

Ample Battery Power for Long Operating Times

Unlike other devices, the G999 features a double battery capacity of up to 130 hours of operation and provides power supply to the pump.

Remote Monitoring to Protect Employees

If devices with radio modules are used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable GfG-Link or using a computer and USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarms and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.

Prepared for an Emergency - Alarm for Exercise

In the event of an alarm, knowing how to behave is highly important. By means of the alarm simulation any gas values can be transmitted to the Microtector III G999 to simulate and train different emergency scenarios.

Maintenance & Documentation – Location-Independent and Legally Compliant

The test and docking stations for the Microtector III G999 not only allow location-independent, daily display tests and regular functional checks, but also the complete documentation.

G888 – The Perfect Match

It is not always necessary to equip every employee with a gas detector including a pump for safe measurement of confined spaces, but everyone should have a modern multi-gas detector. In such situations the Microtector III G888 is recommended. Like the G999, it offers optimum individual protection for all those who have to work in hazardous areas and/or enclosed spaces.

IR22-70-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C₃H₈) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-70-DM IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C₃H₈) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-70-M IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C₃H₈) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-701 IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Methane (CH₄) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-701-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Methane (CH₄) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-701-DM IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Methane (CH₄) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-702 IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C₃H₈) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-702-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C3H8) MK 253-0, 0 - 100% LEL, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-702-DM IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C3H8) MK 253-0, 0 - 100% LEL, Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-702-M IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Propane (C3H8) MK 253-0, 0 - 100% LEL, No Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-730 IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) MK 260-0, 0 - 100% LEL (14% vol.), No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-730-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) MK 260-0, 0 - 100% LEL (14% vol.), Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-730-DM IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) MK 260-0, 0 - 100% LEL (14% vol.), Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-730-M IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO2) MK 260-0, 0 - 100% LEL (14% vol.), No Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-804 IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Sensor, 0 - 5% vol. Range, No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-804-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Sensor, 0 - 5% vol. Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-804-M IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Sensor, 0 - 5% vol. Range, No Display / Modbus by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus

IR22-806-D IR 22 Fixed Transmitter with Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) Sensor, 0 - 1% vol. Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

The IR 22 transmitter combines the proven infrared measurement method to detect carbon dioxide or combustible gases (HC) with the innovative technique of the new 22 series transmitters. This new GfG transmit- ter generation has been developed and manufactured according to SIL standards.

The comprehensive user menu and the versatile setting options make this transmitter series quite flexible and adaptable to all individual requirements. Precise measurement results at various environmental conditions, as well as the large dynamic measurement range of a few ppm up to 5 % volume CO₂ or 100% LEL.

Time-proven and innovative

The EC 22 is equipped with high quality GfG sensors. The transmitters are fitted with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of readings, and temperature compensation. Follow up costs are minimized thanks to the long lifespan of the sensors.

Signal processing

The transmitter includes the complete electronic system for the signal processing and fail-safe forwarding of the measurement signal to the controller. The embedded software of the IR 22 linearises the measurement signal and compensates for environmental influences.

Therefore, when temperature variations are caused by the weather or changes of the humidity, the measured values will be accurate.

In addition, the transmitter provides the option to transfer service, maintenance and error messages to a connected GfG gas measurement controller. The IR 22 transmitter sends the signals either through an analog 4-20 mA current interface or a digital (RS485) Modbus interface.

Flexibility for any application

The IR 22 transmitter includes the sensor, status LEDs, either an analog or a digital interface, "Zero button" to adjust the zero point, and a test socket and potentiometer for the sensor calibration.

In addition, the IR 22 can be ordered with backlit graphical display. The display shows the current gas concentration, allows access to service functions, enables operation using a membrane keypad and includes optical and acoustical signal transmitters.

Features

• Long service life of the infrared (NDIR) sensor
• Extremely stable, low maintenance
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Output 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus