Acetylene

*Please note we can only ship RKI products to customers within the United States

*Please note we can only ship RKI products to customers within the United States

*Please note we can only ship RKI products to customers within the United States

*Please note we can only ship RKI products to customers within the United States

2801-21-002 CC 28 Fixed Gas Transmitter with Gas Optimized Catalytic Sensor 0-100% LEL (MK 208-1), Acetylene (C2H2), Display by GfG

Superior technology

In areas where combustible gas or vapor hazards may exist, GfG s new CC 28 combustible transmitter is the perfect choice for reliable area monitoring. With its proven design, this ATEX certified transmitter offers an integrated explosion-proof buzzer and bright-alarm LEDs for reliable warning of combustible gas hazards (even in hazardous locations). This superior design provides warnings for immediate personnel, and ensures entire plant safety.

Easy handling

Smart sensor technology allows easy installation. Sensor replacement takes only a few seconds-simply plug in the sensor. User adjustments are performed at the transmitter with simple touch keys, or with the optional remote control interface (one person calibration).

RC2 remote control

Several combustible gases are lighter than air. With the transmitter mounted close to the ceiling, calibration can be difficult. The remote control for the CC 28 allows you to perform calibration or zero adjustments without the need of a ladder or lift. A flexible cable connects the remote control to the transmitter and displays the same reading as the display on the transmitter. With the remote control inspection,service and calibration can be performed easily by one person.

The sensor and the integrated temperature compensation provide highest measurement accuracy.

Low maintenance requirements and long sensor life reduce your cost of ownership. Just sign a service contract and don t worry about any problems. We will service your system at regular intervals.

Models

Model CC 28D allows you to read the gas concentration both at the transmitter and at the GMA controller.With the RC2 remote control - the CC 28 is easy to use and to operate even if it is mounted at the ceiling.

Model CC 28DA provides additional warning with bright integrated alarm LEDs and a buzzer.

Features

• Full-featured smart transmitter for combustible gas measurement
• Non-intrusive calibration adjustment
• Expected sensor life of 5 years
• Increased safety design to reduce installation cost in potentially hazardous locations
• ATEX EEx dem [1b] IIC T4
• Proprietary, high performance combustible gas sensor
• Available in three configurations: Blind (no display), Display, Display with local alarms

Advantages at a glance

• Display of gas concentration at transmitter or remote control
• ATEX II G EEx dem [ib] IIC T4
• Ex-proof visual and audible alarms
• No need of expensive EX-proof buzzer or wiring
• Easy sensor replacement with plug-in sensors
• Long life sensor
• Low service requirement
• Permanent status and function display at transmitter
• Adjustments by means of touch keys or remote control without opening the casing
• Easy handling even at hard-to-reach accessible transmitter positions.

CC22-752-DM CC 22 Series Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C₂H₂) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / Modbus by GfG

Are you looking for an innovative and cost-effective transmitter for combustible gases, but without the need for explosion protection? Then a GfG 22 series transmitter is the right choice.

Time-proven and innovative

The CC 22 works according to the heat of reaction principle, a proven method for measuring combustible gases. 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.

Universal signal transmission

Either an analog or digital output signal can be transmitted by the CC 22 by means of a Modbus interface. Due to the different types of signal transmission, a 22 series transmitter can be connected to almost any gas detection system, also as an extra measuring point or as a replacement transmitter on existing systems.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the CC 22 linearises the measuring signal and compensates for the effects of temperature. As a result, correct readings are transmitted even with weather related fluctuations in temperature. The software allows problems to be detected, and the Modbus version also indicates any required service or maintenance work.

Weather protection

A weatherproof housing not only protects transmitters against exposure to wind and weather, but also against contamination and excessive temperatures caused by direct sunlight.

Optional colored graphic display

The clear graphic display of the CC 22 is self explanatory and allows you to read off the current status and other important information with ease. The display enables you to navigate effortlessly through the unit's concise menu and to change settings or even calibrate, depending on your user authorization. In the event of an alarm, the display will turn red.

Operation buttons

The buttons on the transmitter allow the unit to be calibrated and settings to be adjusted through the menu as needed.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Calibration adapter

In order to perform regular bump tests, a calibration adapter is used on the transmitter, which ensures a uniform and secure supply of gas.

Easy and convenient service

GfG offers full after-the-sale commissioning and field service support.

Features

• Uses the catalytic combustion principle
• Long service life of the sensors
• High efficiency and low follow-up costs
• Sturdy plastic housing (IP 54)
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Affordable solution for many measuring tasks

2901-21-001 IR 29 i Gas Transmitter without Display, IP67, Acetylene (C2H2), 0 - 100 LEL by GfG

Measuring Principle

IR transmitters have become recognized as reliable gas warning systems for explosion protection. They are used to detect individual combustible gases or a wide range of gases. This involves sending an IR beam with a certain light intensity through a measuring space and then capturing it with a detector. Parts of this beam are absorbed by, amongst other things, hydrocarbon molecules. The reduced light intensity of the beam is registered by beam detectors and converted into a signal as the existing % LEL gas concentration.

Benefits

A special feature of our IR technology is its ability to also measure combustible gases above the lower explosion limit. Moreover, the measurement does not require oxygen.

With this technology there is basically no risk of contaminating the sensor, through silicone vapors or hydrogen sulfide, when using catalytic combustion sensors.

Operation

IR transmitters are usually used with 2 wavelengths, a so-called reference wavelength and just one measuring wavelength. Strict limits are applied to these systems. The absorption spectra of many hydrocarbons are located in the wavelength range of 3.3 μm and overlap to a large extent.

This means that gases with overlapping spectra and just one measuring wavelength can no longer be clearly distinguished. Some hydrocarbons, e.g. the frequently used welding gas acetylene, are non-absorbing in the wavelength range of 3.3 µm, but absorb instead in neighboring wavelength ranges.

In many practical applications, it is not essentially important which gas is responsible for the explosion risk. Therefore, early warnings through the broadband measurement of hydrocarbons in order to monitor the lower explosion limit (LEL) must be guaranteed. False alarms with uncritical concentrations of individual gases or solvents are thus absolutely unacceptable.

These requirements are problems for systems with 2 wavelengths.

Patented GfG Technology

The internationally patented technology of the IR 29 has been developed to solve these problems. The gold-plated mirror optics of the sensor contains 2 radiators and up to 4 detector elements with different optical filters. The precisely calculated, microstructured and pure gold coated mirror optics of the IR 29 are supplied for the first time without beam splitters.

This helps to cut signal losses by 50 % and to completely avoid the physically-related disadvantages of a beam splitter. The measured values from two additional wavelengths (4 wavelengths in total) ensure improved detection of individual gases and thus enhanced selectivity. This results in the prevention of false alarms. Only a 4 wavelength system always guarantees early warnings and the simultaneous prevention of false alarms.

New Technology

The IR 29 is the first and only intrinsically safe IR gas transmitter with patented 4-beam 4-wavelength technology.

The ignition protection class "intrinsically safe", which is so essential for industrial plants and the mining industry, is achieved by the additional use of the SB1 safety barrier and its internationally patented and innovative design.

Complete Safety Even In Zone 0

The IR 29 is the first IR gas transmitter that can also be used in Ex zone 0 and which enables maintenance as well as replacement of the sensor head without additional expense when energized.

Universal Application

The IR 29 with its robust V4A stainless steel housing has been designed to withstand the harshest environmental conditions.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Internal Data Logger

A standard built-in data logger records all the measuring data, minimum / maximum values, average values and alarm events of the last 24 hours in a ring buffer.

The recording can also be shown on the display as a 2 and 8 hour trend indicator.

The histogram mode can be selected as a permanent display of the measured values. These values are continuously updated.

Graphical Display

Measured values are shown on the high-contrast graphical display. The display can be rotated 180° depending on the installation of the IR 29.

Self Diagnosis

Processor-based signal processing enables the systematic compensation of temperature dependencies, aging influences and soiling effects. Safety-relevant functions are monitored permanently via self-diagnosis procedures and a possibly required service is indicated automatically. Daily interfering factors, such as dust and dirt accumulation, are almost completely eliminated by the innovative design.

Pressure Sensor, Moisture and Temperature Compensation

The measuring accuracy of IR sensors depends on partial pressure and thus also air pressure. Climatic fluctuations or barometric high pressure therefore influence the measuring result. Furthermore, the absorption spectrum of water almost completely covers that of hydrocarbon absorption in the 2.7 to 3.3 μm range. Air humidity therefore initially generates a measuring signal the same as the actual measuring gas. This cross-sensitivity is of particular importance in warm areas with high relative humidity. An increase in the absolute water absorption capacity of air is not linear with the temperature, i.e. three times as much water can be absorbed at 40 °C than at 20 °C. This influence can only be compensated if the current moisture content of the air is known. The IR 29 can be optionally equipped with a pressure and moisture sensor for compensation.

Maximum Safety

The innovative display enables the realization of completely safe warning concepts.

Local displays and signals directly at the device can be used to provide an early warning of potential risks.

The display at the upstream safety barrier SB1 D enables the detection of risks outside the danger zone being monitored.

This allows immediate on-site action before really hazardous situations occur.

Dust Protection

A gas permeable, water-repellent diaphragm protects the absorption space of the transmitter against dust. The additional impact protection made from robust V4A stainless steel prevents mechanical damage to the optical components.

The diaphragm can be cleaned or replaced in a matter of minutes.

Remote Controls

The IR 29 transmitter does not feature control elements for setting or servicing tasks. This helps to prevent accidental or unauthorized manipulation.

Service work at the IR 29 transmitter is carried out using the RC 2 remote control.

Features

• First intrinsically safe infrared transmitter for explosion protection
• ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga C0158 can also be used in Ex zone 0
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• The energized IR sensor head can be replaced in Ex areas
• Maintenance and service-friendly

2901-21-002 IR 29 Di Gas Transmitter with Display, IP67, Acetylene (C2H2), 0 - 100 LEL by GfG

Measuring Principle

IR transmitters have become recognized as reliable gas warning systems for explosion protection. They are used to detect individual combustible gases or a wide range of gases. This involves sending an IR beam with a certain light intensity through a measuring space and then capturing it with a detector. Parts of this beam are absorbed by, amongst other things, hydrocarbon molecules. The reduced light intensity of the beam is registered by beam detectors and converted into a signal as the existing % LEL gas concentration.

Benefits

A special feature of our IR technology is its ability to also measure combustible gases above the lower explosion limit. Moreover, the measurement does not require oxygen.

With this technology there is basically no risk of contaminating the sensor, through silicone vapors or hydrogen sulfide, when using catalytic combustion sensors.

Operation

IR transmitters are usually used with 2 wavelengths, a so-called reference wavelength and just one measuring wavelength. Strict limits are applied to these systems. The absorption spectra of many hydrocarbons are located in the wavelength range of 3.3 μm and overlap to a large extent.

This means that gases with overlapping spectra and just one measuring wavelength can no longer be clearly distinguished. Some hydrocarbons, e.g. the frequently used welding gas acetylene, are non-absorbing in the wavelength range of 3.3 µm, but absorb instead in neighboring wavelength ranges.

In many practical applications, it is not essentially important which gas is responsible for the explosion risk. Therefore, early warnings through the broadband measurement of hydrocarbons in order to monitor the lower explosion limit (LEL) must be guaranteed. False alarms with uncritical concentrations of individual gases or solvents are thus absolutely unacceptable.

These requirements are problems for systems with 2 wavelengths.

Patented GfG Technology

The internationally patented technology of the IR 29 has been developed to solve these problems. The gold-plated mirror optics of the sensor contains 2 radiators and up to 4 detector elements with different optical filters. The precisely calculated, microstructured and pure gold coated mirror optics of the IR 29 are supplied for the first time without beam splitters.

This helps to cut signal losses by 50 % and to completely avoid the physically-related disadvantages of a beam splitter. The measured values from two additional wavelengths (4 wavelengths in total) ensure improved detection of individual gases and thus enhanced selectivity. This results in the prevention of false alarms. Only a 4 wavelength system always guarantees early warnings and the simultaneous prevention of false alarms.

New Technology

The IR 29 is the first and only intrinsically safe IR gas transmitter with patented 4-beam 4-wavelength technology.

The ignition protection class "intrinsically safe", which is so essential for industrial plants and the mining industry, is achieved by the additional use of the SB1 safety barrier and its internationally patented and innovative design.

Complete Safety Even In Zone 0

The IR 29 is the first IR gas transmitter that can also be used in Ex zone 0 and which enables maintenance as well as replacement of the sensor head without additional expense when energized.

Universal Application

The IR 29 with its robust V4A stainless steel housing has been designed to withstand the harshest environmental conditions.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Internal Data Logger

A standard built-in data logger records all the measuring data, minimum / maximum values, average values and alarm events of the last 24 hours in a ring buffer.

The recording can also be shown on the display as a 2 and 8 hour trend indicator.

The histogram mode can be selected as a permanent display of the measured values. These values are continuously updated.

Graphical Display

Measured values are shown on the high-contrast graphical display. The display can be rotated 180° depending on the installation of the IR 29.

Self Diagnosis

Processor-based signal processing enables the systematic compensation of temperature dependencies, aging influences and soiling effects. Safety-relevant functions are monitored permanently via self-diagnosis procedures and a possibly required service is indicated automatically. Daily interfering factors, such as dust and dirt accumulation, are almost completely eliminated by the innovative design.

Pressure Sensor, Moisture and Temperature Compensation

The measuring accuracy of IR sensors depends on partial pressure and thus also air pressure. Climatic fluctuations or barometric high pressure therefore influence the measuring result. Furthermore, the absorption spectrum of water almost completely covers that of hydrocarbon absorption in the 2.7 to 3.3 μm range. Air humidity therefore initially generates a measuring signal the same as the actual measuring gas. This cross-sensitivity is of particular importance in warm areas with high relative humidity. An increase in the absolute water absorption capacity of air is not linear with the temperature, i.e. three times as much water can be absorbed at 40 °C than at 20 °C. This influence can only be compensated if the current moisture content of the air is known. The IR 29 can be optionally equipped with a pressure and moisture sensor for compensation.

Maximum Safety

The innovative display enables the realization of completely safe warning concepts.

Local displays and signals directly at the device can be used to provide an early warning of potential risks.

The display at the upstream safety barrier SB1 D enables the detection of risks outside the danger zone being monitored.

This allows immediate on-site action before really hazardous situations occur.

Dust Protection

A gas permeable, water-repellent diaphragm protects the absorption space of the transmitter against dust. The additional impact protection made from robust V4A stainless steel prevents mechanical damage to the optical components.

The diaphragm can be cleaned or replaced in a matter of minutes.

Remote Controls

The IR 29 transmitter does not feature control elements for setting or servicing tasks. This helps to prevent accidental or unauthorized manipulation.

Service work at the IR 29 transmitter is carried out using the RC 2 remote control.

Features

• First intrinsically safe infrared transmitter for explosion protection
• ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga C0158 can also be used in Ex zone 0
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• The energized IR sensor head can be replaced in Ex areas
• Maintenance and service-friendly

2901-21-003 IR 29 Di Gas Transmitter with Rotatable Display, IP67, Acetylene (C2H2), 0 - 100 LEL by GfG

Measuring Principle

IR transmitters have become recognized as reliable gas warning systems for explosion protection. They are used to detect individual combustible gases or a wide range of gases. This involves sending an IR beam with a certain light intensity through a measuring space and then capturing it with a detector. Parts of this beam are absorbed by, amongst other things, hydrocarbon molecules. The reduced light intensity of the beam is registered by beam detectors and converted into a signal as the existing % LEL gas concentration.

Benefits

A special feature of our IR technology is its ability to also measure combustible gases above the lower explosion limit. Moreover, the measurement does not require oxygen.

With this technology there is basically no risk of contaminating the sensor, through silicone vapors or hydrogen sulfide, when using catalytic combustion sensors.

Operation

IR transmitters are usually used with 2 wavelengths, a so-called reference wavelength and just one measuring wavelength. Strict limits are applied to these systems. The absorption spectra of many hydrocarbons are located in the wavelength range of 3.3 μm and overlap to a large extent.

This means that gases with overlapping spectra and just one measuring wavelength can no longer be clearly distinguished. Some hydrocarbons, e.g. the frequently used welding gas acetylene, are non-absorbing in the wavelength range of 3.3 µm, but absorb instead in neighboring wavelength ranges.

In many practical applications, it is not essentially important which gas is responsible for the explosion risk. Therefore, early warnings through the broadband measurement of hydrocarbons in order to monitor the lower explosion limit (LEL) must be guaranteed. False alarms with uncritical concentrations of individual gases or solvents are thus absolutely unacceptable.

These requirements are problems for systems with 2 wavelengths.

Patented GfG Technology

The internationally patented technology of the IR 29 has been developed to solve these problems. The gold-plated mirror optics of the sensor contains 2 radiators and up to 4 detector elements with different optical filters. The precisely calculated, microstructured and pure gold coated mirror optics of the IR 29 are supplied for the first time without beam splitters.

This helps to cut signal losses by 50 % and to completely avoid the physically-related disadvantages of a beam splitter. The measured values from two additional wavelengths (4 wavelengths in total) ensure improved detection of individual gases and thus enhanced selectivity. This results in the prevention of false alarms. Only a 4 wavelength system always guarantees early warnings and the simultaneous prevention of false alarms.

New Technology

The IR 29 is the first and only intrinsically safe IR gas transmitter with patented 4-beam 4-wavelength technology.

The ignition protection class "intrinsically safe", which is so essential for industrial plants and the mining industry, is achieved by the additional use of the SB1 safety barrier and its internationally patented and innovative design.

Complete Safety Even In Zone 0

The IR 29 is the first IR gas transmitter that can also be used in Ex zone 0 and which enables maintenance as well as replacement of the sensor head without additional expense when energized.

Universal Application

The IR 29 with its robust V4A stainless steel housing has been designed to withstand the harshest environmental conditions.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Internal Data Logger

A standard built-in data logger records all the measuring data, minimum / maximum values, average values and alarm events of the last 24 hours in a ring buffer.

The recording can also be shown on the display as a 2 and 8 hour trend indicator.

The histogram mode can be selected as a permanent display of the measured values. These values are continuously updated.

Graphical Display

Measured values are shown on the high-contrast graphical display. The display can be rotated 180° depending on the installation of the IR 29.

Self Diagnosis

Processor-based signal processing enables the systematic compensation of temperature dependencies, aging influences and soiling effects. Safety-relevant functions are monitored permanently via self-diagnosis procedures and a possibly required service is indicated automatically. Daily interfering factors, such as dust and dirt accumulation, are almost completely eliminated by the innovative design.

Pressure Sensor, Moisture and Temperature Compensation

The measuring accuracy of IR sensors depends on partial pressure and thus also air pressure. Climatic fluctuations or barometric high pressure therefore influence the measuring result. Furthermore, the absorption spectrum of water almost completely covers that of hydrocarbon absorption in the 2.7 to 3.3 μm range. Air humidity therefore initially generates a measuring signal the same as the actual measuring gas. This cross-sensitivity is of particular importance in warm areas with high relative humidity. An increase in the absolute water absorption capacity of air is not linear with the temperature, i.e. three times as much water can be absorbed at 40 °C than at 20 °C. This influence can only be compensated if the current moisture content of the air is known. The IR 29 can be optionally equipped with a pressure and moisture sensor for compensation.

Maximum Safety

The innovative display enables the realization of completely safe warning concepts.

Local displays and signals directly at the device can be used to provide an early warning of potential risks.

The display at the upstream safety barrier SB1 D enables the detection of risks outside the danger zone being monitored.

This allows immediate on-site action before really hazardous situations occur.

Dust Protection

A gas permeable, water-repellent diaphragm protects the absorption space of the transmitter against dust. The additional impact protection made from robust V4A stainless steel prevents mechanical damage to the optical components.

The diaphragm can be cleaned or replaced in a matter of minutes.

Remote Controls

The IR 29 transmitter does not feature control elements for setting or servicing tasks. This helps to prevent accidental or unauthorized manipulation.

Service work at the IR 29 transmitter is carried out using the RC 2 remote control.

Features

• First intrinsically safe infrared transmitter for explosion protection
• ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC T4 Ga C0158 can also be used in Ex zone 0
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• The energized IR sensor head can be replaced in Ex areas
• Maintenance and service-friendly

3300-21-001 CC 33 Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C2H2), Aluminum Housing, 0-100% LEL (MK 208-3), 4-20 mA No Relay by GfG

It has always been our aspiration to combine innovative ideas and technology with functional design. This is how quality and longevity come about. Attributes symbolic of the name GfG in gas measurement.

Are you looking for an innovative transmitter for flammable gases, but need explosion protection? Then a transmitter from the GfG 33 series is the right choice.

Robust housing for every application

The transmitters of the 33 series are flameproof encapsulated and fulfill the requirements of the type of protection "d". Depending on the application, you can choose the 33 transmitter with an epoxy-based aluminum or a pure stainless steel housing. In order to meet the quality requirements of our customers and our own standards in terms of durability, we use a particularly high-quality and durable Viton seal in the 33 series. This can withstand even the toughest operating conditions for many years.

Variants

GfG offers the CC 33 in two variants:

For conventional industrial The CC 33 is available in a lacquered die-cast aluminum housing with 10mm thick bulletproof glass. Applications with special conditions such as e.g. in the Food industry can be covered by a unpainted housing made of stainless steel with a 15mm thick bulletproof glass.

Operation by means of magnetic pin

The three magnetic switches behind the protective glass, which is up to 15mm thick, can be operated using the GfG magnetic pin. The GfG typical three-button operation is easy to understand. The menu is clearly structured and logically structured.

All transmitters of the 22, 29 and 33 series have a uniform user interface. The uniform operation and the logical system structure keep your training and maintenance effort as low as possible.

Proven and innovative is not a contradiction

The CC 33 works on the principle of catalytic heat generation (WT), a proven method for measuring combustible gases. The transmitters are equipped with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of measured value output and temperature compensation. The long life of the sensors minimizes follow-up costs.

Sensor technology

With improved sensor technology and the unique GfG "chimney effect", the CC 33 transmitter for combustible gases has one of the fastest response times in the world. There are more crucial seconds left to initiate countermeasures and to bring people to safety.

Universal signal transmission

The measured values and status displays of the 33 series can be transmitted either analog or digital via the Modbus interface. Due to the different variants of signal transmission, a transmitter of the 33 series can be connected to almost any gas warning system as an additional measuring point or in exchange for existing transducers.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the 33 transmitter linearises the measurement signal and compensates for temperature influences. As a result, correct measured values are transmitted even in the event of weather-related temperature fluctuations. The execution of the software enables the detection of faults and, in the Modbus variant, the requirement of required service or maintenance work.

Smart sensors

Pre-calibrated sensor modules can be screwed directly into the sensor receptacle on the housing of the CC 33. The smart GfG sensors are pre-programmed with all the necessary parameters and can be used without much effort ("plug and play"). Sensor changes are shown in the display. (catalytic and electrochemical sensors)

Three freely programmable internal relays

The 33er transmitters can be used as a "stand-alone system". You can set the two alarm thresholds individually and freely program the optional three relays. You do not need a cable to a controller and you can nevertheless reliably switch safety-related devices.

With colored graphic display

The clearly laid-out graphic display makes it easy to read the device status, the current measured value and many other important information. In the event of an alarm, the display turns red. The large LEDs signal from a distance the current device status and thus serve the rapid information of your employees about any alarms or malfunctions.

Using the display, you can easily navigate through the clear device menu and make various settings, including calibration, depending on your user authorization.

Calibration

For regular function control with gas application, a calibration adapter is placed on the transmitter to ensure a safe and even gas supply.

3300-21-002 CC 33 Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C2H2), Aluminum Housing, 0-100% LEL (MK 208-3), 4-20 mA with Relay by GfG

It has always been our aspiration to combine innovative ideas and technology with functional design. This is how quality and longevity come about. Attributes symbolic of the name GfG in gas measurement.

Are you looking for an innovative transmitter for flammable gases, but need explosion protection? Then a transmitter from the GfG 33 series is the right choice.

Robust housing for every application

The transmitters of the 33 series are flameproof encapsulated and fulfill the requirements of the type of protection "d". Depending on the application, you can choose the 33 transmitter with an epoxy-based aluminum or a pure stainless steel housing. In order to meet the quality requirements of our customers and our own standards in terms of durability, we use a particularly high-quality and durable Viton seal in the 33 series. This can withstand even the toughest operating conditions for many years.

Variants

GfG offers the CC 33 in two variants:

For conventional industrial The CC 33 is available in a lacquered die-cast aluminum housing with 10mm thick bulletproof glass. Applications with special conditions such as e.g. in the Food industry can be covered by a unpainted housing made of stainless steel with a 15mm thick bulletproof glass.

Operation by means of magnetic pin

The three magnetic switches behind the protective glass, which is up to 15mm thick, can be operated using the GfG magnetic pin. The GfG typical three-button operation is easy to understand. The menu is clearly structured and logically structured.

All transmitters of the 22, 29 and 33 series have a uniform user interface. The uniform operation and the logical system structure keep your training and maintenance effort as low as possible.

Proven and innovative is not a contradiction

The CC 33 works on the principle of catalytic heat generation (WT), a proven method for measuring combustible gases. The transmitters are equipped with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of measured value output and temperature compensation. The long life of the sensors minimizes follow-up costs.

Sensor technology

With improved sensor technology and the unique GfG "chimney effect", the CC 33 transmitter for combustible gases has one of the fastest response times in the world. There are more crucial seconds left to initiate countermeasures and to bring people to safety.

Universal signal transmission

The measured values and status displays of the 33 series can be transmitted either analog or digital via the Modbus interface. Due to the different variants of signal transmission, a transmitter of the 33 series can be connected to almost any gas warning system as an additional measuring point or in exchange for existing transducers.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the 33 transmitter linearises the measurement signal and compensates for temperature influences. As a result, correct measured values are transmitted even in the event of weather-related temperature fluctuations. The execution of the software enables the detection of faults and, in the Modbus variant, the requirement of required service or maintenance work.

Smart sensors

Pre-calibrated sensor modules can be screwed directly into the sensor receptacle on the housing of the CC 33. The smart GfG sensors are pre-programmed with all the necessary parameters and can be used without much effort ("plug and play"). Sensor changes are shown in the display. (catalytic and electrochemical sensors)

Three freely programmable internal relays

The 33er transmitters can be used as a "stand-alone system". You can set the two alarm thresholds individually and freely program the optional three relays. You do not need a cable to a controller and you can nevertheless reliably switch safety-related devices.

With colored graphic display

The clearly laid-out graphic display makes it easy to read the device status, the current measured value and many other important information. In the event of an alarm, the display turns red. The large LEDs signal from a distance the current device status and thus serve the rapid information of your employees about any alarms or malfunctions.

Using the display, you can easily navigate through the clear device menu and make various settings, including calibration, depending on your user authorization.

Calibration

For regular function control with gas application, a calibration adapter is placed on the transmitter to ensure a safe and even gas supply.

3300-21-003 CC 33 Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C2H2), Aluminum Housing, 0-100% LEL (MK 208-3), RS 485 No Relay by GfG

It has always been our aspiration to combine innovative ideas and technology with functional design. This is how quality and longevity come about. Attributes symbolic of the name GfG in gas measurement.

Are you looking for an innovative transmitter for flammable gases, but need explosion protection? Then a transmitter from the GfG 33 series is the right choice.

Robust housing for every application

The transmitters of the 33 series are flameproof encapsulated and fulfill the requirements of the type of protection "d". Depending on the application, you can choose the 33 transmitter with an epoxy-based aluminum or a pure stainless steel housing. In order to meet the quality requirements of our customers and our own standards in terms of durability, we use a particularly high-quality and durable Viton seal in the 33 series. This can withstand even the toughest operating conditions for many years.

Variants

GfG offers the CC 33 in two variants:

For conventional industrial The CC 33 is available in a lacquered die-cast aluminum housing with 10mm thick bulletproof glass. Applications with special conditions such as e.g. in the Food industry can be covered by a unpainted housing made of stainless steel with a 15mm thick bulletproof glass.

Operation by means of magnetic pin

The three magnetic switches behind the protective glass, which is up to 15mm thick, can be operated using the GfG magnetic pin. The GfG typical three-button operation is easy to understand. The menu is clearly structured and logically structured.

All transmitters of the 22, 29 and 33 series have a uniform user interface. The uniform operation and the logical system structure keep your training and maintenance effort as low as possible.

Proven and innovative is not a contradiction

The CC 33 works on the principle of catalytic heat generation (WT), a proven method for measuring combustible gases. The transmitters are equipped with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of measured value output and temperature compensation. The long life of the sensors minimizes follow-up costs.

Sensor technology

With improved sensor technology and the unique GfG "chimney effect", the CC 33 transmitter for combustible gases has one of the fastest response times in the world. There are more crucial seconds left to initiate countermeasures and to bring people to safety.

Universal signal transmission

The measured values and status displays of the 33 series can be transmitted either analog or digital via the Modbus interface. Due to the different variants of signal transmission, a transmitter of the 33 series can be connected to almost any gas warning system as an additional measuring point or in exchange for existing transducers.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the 33 transmitter linearises the measurement signal and compensates for temperature influences. As a result, correct measured values are transmitted even in the event of weather-related temperature fluctuations. The execution of the software enables the detection of faults and, in the Modbus variant, the requirement of required service or maintenance work.

Smart sensors

Pre-calibrated sensor modules can be screwed directly into the sensor receptacle on the housing of the CC 33. The smart GfG sensors are pre-programmed with all the necessary parameters and can be used without much effort ("plug and play"). Sensor changes are shown in the display. (catalytic and electrochemical sensors)

Three freely programmable internal relays

The 33er transmitters can be used as a "stand-alone system". You can set the two alarm thresholds individually and freely program the optional three relays. You do not need a cable to a controller and you can nevertheless reliably switch safety-related devices.

With colored graphic display

The clearly laid-out graphic display makes it easy to read the device status, the current measured value and many other important information. In the event of an alarm, the display turns red. The large LEDs signal from a distance the current device status and thus serve the rapid information of your employees about any alarms or malfunctions.

Using the display, you can easily navigate through the clear device menu and make various settings, including calibration, depending on your user authorization.

Calibration

For regular function control with gas application, a calibration adapter is placed on the transmitter to ensure a safe and even gas supply.

3300-21-004 CC 33 Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C2H2), Aluminum Housing, 0-100% LEL (MK 208-3), RS 485 with Relay by GfG

It has always been our aspiration to combine innovative ideas and technology with functional design. This is how quality and longevity come about. Attributes symbolic of the name GfG in gas measurement.

Are you looking for an innovative transmitter for flammable gases, but need explosion protection? Then a transmitter from the GfG 33 series is the right choice.

Robust housing for every application

The transmitters of the 33 series are flameproof encapsulated and fulfill the requirements of the type of protection "d". Depending on the application, you can choose the 33 transmitter with an epoxy-based aluminum or a pure stainless steel housing. In order to meet the quality requirements of our customers and our own standards in terms of durability, we use a particularly high-quality and durable Viton seal in the 33 series. This can withstand even the toughest operating conditions for many years.

Variants

GfG offers the CC 33 in two variants:

For conventional industrial The CC 33 is available in a lacquered die-cast aluminum housing with 10mm thick bulletproof glass. Applications with special conditions such as e.g. in the Food industry can be covered by a unpainted housing made of stainless steel with a 15mm thick bulletproof glass.

Operation by means of magnetic pin

The three magnetic switches behind the protective glass, which is up to 15mm thick, can be operated using the GfG magnetic pin. The GfG typical three-button operation is easy to understand. The menu is clearly structured and logically structured.

All transmitters of the 22, 29 and 33 series have a uniform user interface. The uniform operation and the logical system structure keep your training and maintenance effort as low as possible.

Proven and innovative is not a contradiction

The CC 33 works on the principle of catalytic heat generation (WT), a proven method for measuring combustible gases. The transmitters are equipped with high-performance electronics for voltage stabilization, processing of measured value output and temperature compensation. The long life of the sensors minimizes follow-up costs.

Sensor technology

With improved sensor technology and the unique GfG "chimney effect", the CC 33 transmitter for combustible gases has one of the fastest response times in the world. There are more crucial seconds left to initiate countermeasures and to bring people to safety.

Universal signal transmission

The measured values and status displays of the 33 series can be transmitted either analog or digital via the Modbus interface. Due to the different variants of signal transmission, a transmitter of the 33 series can be connected to almost any gas warning system as an additional measuring point or in exchange for existing transducers.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the 33 transmitter linearises the measurement signal and compensates for temperature influences. As a result, correct measured values are transmitted even in the event of weather-related temperature fluctuations. The execution of the software enables the detection of faults and, in the Modbus variant, the requirement of required service or maintenance work.

Smart sensors

Pre-calibrated sensor modules can be screwed directly into the sensor receptacle on the housing of the CC 33. The smart GfG sensors are pre-programmed with all the necessary parameters and can be used without much effort ("plug and play"). Sensor changes are shown in the display. (catalytic and electrochemical sensors)

Three freely programmable internal relays

The 33er transmitters can be used as a "stand-alone system". You can set the two alarm thresholds individually and freely program the optional three relays. You do not need a cable to a controller and you can nevertheless reliably switch safety-related devices.

With colored graphic display

The clearly laid-out graphic display makes it easy to read the device status, the current measured value and many other important information. In the event of an alarm, the display turns red. The large LEDs signal from a distance the current device status and thus serve the rapid information of your employees about any alarms or malfunctions.

Using the display, you can easily navigate through the clear device menu and make various settings, including calibration, depending on your user authorization.

Calibration

For regular function control with gas application, a calibration adapter is placed on the transmitter to ensure a safe and even gas supply.

2901-21-006 IR 29 e (Increased Safety) Transmitter with Pressure & Humidity Compensation, IP 67, Acetylene (C₂H₂), 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

Unlike traditional LEL sensors, IR 29 transmitters do not need the presence of oxygen to detect gas. Since they are not affected by sensor poisons they don't require periodic adjustment to make up for lost sensitivity. The IR 29 continuously monitors its functions for proper performance, and can even identify and communicate required service procedures.

Features

• ATEX: II II 2G Ex eb mb ib [ib] IIC T4 Gb
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Maintenance and service-friendly
• 4-20 mA, linear or digital (Modbus interface)

2901-21-007 IR 29 e B (Increased Safety) Transmitter with Pressure & Humidity Compensation, IP 67, Acetylene (C₂H₂), 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / Modbus by GfG

Unlike traditional LEL sensors, IR 29 transmitters do not need the presence of oxygen to detect gas. Since they are not affected by sensor poisons they don't require periodic adjustment to make up for lost sensitivity. The IR 29 continuously monitors its functions for proper performance, and can even identify and communicate required service procedures.

Features

• ATEX: II II 2G Ex eb mb ib [ib] IIC T4 Gb
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Maintenance and service-friendly
• 4-20 mA, linear or digital (Modbus interface)

2901-21-008 IR 29 e D (Increased Safety) Transmitter with Pressure & Humidity Compensation, IP 67, Acetylene (C₂H₂), 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

Unlike traditional LEL sensors, IR 29 transmitters do not need the presence of oxygen to detect gas. Since they are not affected by sensor poisons they don't require periodic adjustment to make up for lost sensitivity. The IR 29 continuously monitors its functions for proper performance, and can even identify and communicate required service procedures.

Features

• ATEX: II II 2G Ex eb mb ib [ib] IIC T4 Gb
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Maintenance and service-friendly
• 4-20 mA, linear or digital (Modbus interface)

2901-21-009 IR 29 e DB (Increased Safety) Transmitter with Pressure & Humidity Compensation, IP 67, Acetylene (C₂H₂), 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / Modbus by GfG

Unlike traditional LEL sensors, IR 29 transmitters do not need the presence of oxygen to detect gas. Since they are not affected by sensor poisons they don't require periodic adjustment to make up for lost sensitivity. The IR 29 continuously monitors its functions for proper performance, and can even identify and communicate required service procedures.

Features

• ATEX: II II 2G Ex eb mb ib [ib] IIC T4 Gb
• Patented infrared technology (NDIR)
• Temperature, moisture and pressure compensation
• Maintenance and service-friendly
• 4-20 mA, linear or digital (Modbus interface)

2801-21-001 CC 28 Fixed Gas Transmitter with Gas Optimized Catalytic Sensor 0-100% LEL (MK 208-1), Acetylene (C2H2), No Display by GfG

Superior technology

In areas where combustible gas or vapor hazards may exist, GfG s new CC 28 combustible transmitter is the perfect choice for reliable area monitoring. With its proven design, this ATEX certified transmitter offers an integrated explosion-proof buzzer and bright-alarm LEDs for reliable warning of combustible gas hazards (even in hazardous locations). This superior design provides warnings for immediate personnel, and ensures entire plant safety.

Easy handling

Smart sensor technology allows easy installation. Sensor replacement takes only a few seconds-simply plug in the sensor. User adjustments are performed at the transmitter with simple touch keys, or with the optional remote control interface (one person calibration).

RC2 remote control

Several combustible gases are lighter than air. With the transmitter mounted close to the ceiling, calibration can be difficult. The remote control for the CC 28 allows you to perform calibration or zero adjustments without the need of a ladder or lift. A flexible cable connects the remote control to the transmitter and displays the same reading as the display on the transmitter. With the remote control inspection,service and calibration can be performed easily by one person.

The sensor and the integrated temperature compensation provide highest measurement accuracy.

Low maintenance requirements and long sensor life reduce your cost of ownership. Just sign a service contract and don t worry about any problems. We will service your system at regular intervals.

Models

Model CC 28D allows you to read the gas concentration both at the transmitter and at the GMA controller.With the RC2 remote control - the CC 28 is easy to use and to operate even if it is mounted at the ceiling.

Model CC 28DA provides additional warning with bright integrated alarm LEDs and a buzzer.

Features

• Full-featured smart transmitter for combustible gas measurement
• Non-intrusive calibration adjustment
• Expected sensor life of 5 years
• Increased safety design to reduce installation cost in potentially hazardous locations
• ATEX EEx dem [1b] IIC T4
• Proprietary, high performance combustible gas sensor
• Available in three configurations: Blind (no display), Display, Display with local alarms

Advantages at a glance

• Display of gas concentration at transmitter or remote control
• ATEX II G EEx dem [ib] IIC T4
• Ex-proof visual and audible alarms
• No need of expensive EX-proof buzzer or wiring
• Easy sensor replacement with plug-in sensors
• Long life sensor
• Low service requirement
• Permanent status and function display at transmitter
• Adjustments by means of touch keys or remote control without opening the casing
• Easy handling even at hard-to-reach accessible transmitter positions.

2801-21-003 CC 28 Fixed Gas Transmitter with Gas Optimized Catalytic Sensor 0-100% LEL (MK 208-1), Acetylene (C2H2), Display / Alarm by GfG

Superior technology

In areas where combustible gas or vapor hazards may exist, GfG s new CC 28 combustible transmitter is the perfect choice for reliable area monitoring. With its proven design, this ATEX certified transmitter offers an integrated explosion-proof buzzer and bright-alarm LEDs for reliable warning of combustible gas hazards (even in hazardous locations). This superior design provides warnings for immediate personnel, and ensures entire plant safety.

Easy handling

Smart sensor technology allows easy installation. Sensor replacement takes only a few seconds-simply plug in the sensor. User adjustments are performed at the transmitter with simple touch keys, or with the optional remote control interface (one person calibration).

RC2 remote control

Several combustible gases are lighter than air. With the transmitter mounted close to the ceiling, calibration can be difficult. The remote control for the CC 28 allows you to perform calibration or zero adjustments without the need of a ladder or lift. A flexible cable connects the remote control to the transmitter and displays the same reading as the display on the transmitter. With the remote control inspection,service and calibration can be performed easily by one person.

The sensor and the integrated temperature compensation provide highest measurement accuracy.

Low maintenance requirements and long sensor life reduce your cost of ownership. Just sign a service contract and don t worry about any problems. We will service your system at regular intervals.

Models

Model CC 28D allows you to read the gas concentration both at the transmitter and at the GMA controller.With the RC2 remote control - the CC 28 is easy to use and to operate even if it is mounted at the ceiling.

Model CC 28DA provides additional warning with bright integrated alarm LEDs and a buzzer.

Features

• Full-featured smart transmitter for combustible gas measurement
• Non-intrusive calibration adjustment
• Expected sensor life of 5 years
• Increased safety design to reduce installation cost in potentially hazardous locations
• ATEX EEx dem [1b] IIC T4
• Proprietary, high performance combustible gas sensor
• Available in three configurations: Blind (no display), Display, Display with local alarms

Advantages at a glance

• Display of gas concentration at transmitter or remote control
• ATEX II G EEx dem [ib] IIC T4
• Ex-proof visual and audible alarms
• No need of expensive EX-proof buzzer or wiring
• Easy sensor replacement with plug-in sensors
• Long life sensor
• Low service requirement
• Permanent status and function display at transmitter
• Adjustments by means of touch keys or remote control without opening the casing
• Easy handling even at hard-to-reach accessible transmitter positions.

CC22-752 CC 22 Series Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C₂H₂) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

Are you looking for an innovative and cost-effective transmitter for combustible gases, but without the need for explosion protection? Then a GfG 22 series transmitter is the right choice.

Time-proven and innovative

The CC 22 works according to the heat of reaction principle, a proven method for measuring combustible gases. 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.

Universal signal transmission

Either an analog or digital output signal can be transmitted by the CC 22 by means of a Modbus interface. Due to the different types of signal transmission, a 22 series transmitter can be connected to almost any gas detection system, also as an extra measuring point or as a replacement transmitter on existing systems.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the CC 22 linearises the measuring signal and compensates for the effects of temperature. As a result, correct readings are transmitted even with weather related fluctuations in temperature. The software allows problems to be detected, and the Modbus version also indicates any required service or maintenance work.

Weather protection

A weatherproof housing not only protects transmitters against exposure to wind and weather, but also against contamination and excessive temperatures caused by direct sunlight.

Optional colored graphic display

The clear graphic display of the CC 22 is self explanatory and allows you to read off the current status and other important information with ease. The display enables you to navigate effortlessly through the unit's concise menu and to change settings or even calibrate, depending on your user authorization. In the event of an alarm, the display will turn red.

Operation buttons

The buttons on the transmitter allow the unit to be calibrated and settings to be adjusted through the menu as needed.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Calibration adapter

In order to perform regular bump tests, a calibration adapter is used on the transmitter, which ensures a uniform and secure supply of gas.

Easy and convenient service

GfG offers full after-the-sale commissioning and field service support.

Features

• Uses the catalytic combustion principle
• Long service life of the sensors
• High efficiency and low follow-up costs
• Sturdy plastic housing (IP 54)
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Affordable solution for many measuring tasks

CC22-752-D CC 22 Series Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C₂H₂) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, Display / 4-20 mA by GfG

Are you looking for an innovative and cost-effective transmitter for combustible gases, but without the need for explosion protection? Then a GfG 22 series transmitter is the right choice.

Time-proven and innovative

The CC 22 works according to the heat of reaction principle, a proven method for measuring combustible gases. 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.

Universal signal transmission

Either an analog or digital output signal can be transmitted by the CC 22 by means of a Modbus interface. Due to the different types of signal transmission, a 22 series transmitter can be connected to almost any gas detection system, also as an extra measuring point or as a replacement transmitter on existing systems.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the CC 22 linearises the measuring signal and compensates for the effects of temperature. As a result, correct readings are transmitted even with weather related fluctuations in temperature. The software allows problems to be detected, and the Modbus version also indicates any required service or maintenance work.

Weather protection

A weatherproof housing not only protects transmitters against exposure to wind and weather, but also against contamination and excessive temperatures caused by direct sunlight.

Optional colored graphic display

The clear graphic display of the CC 22 is self explanatory and allows you to read off the current status and other important information with ease. The display enables you to navigate effortlessly through the unit's concise menu and to change settings or even calibrate, depending on your user authorization. In the event of an alarm, the display will turn red.

Operation buttons

The buttons on the transmitter allow the unit to be calibrated and settings to be adjusted through the menu as needed.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Calibration adapter

In order to perform regular bump tests, a calibration adapter is used on the transmitter, which ensures a uniform and secure supply of gas.

Easy and convenient service

GfG offers full after-the-sale commissioning and field service support.

Features

• Uses the catalytic combustion principle
• Long service life of the sensors
• High efficiency and low follow-up costs
• Sturdy plastic housing (IP 54)
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Affordable solution for many measuring tasks

CC22-752-M CC 22 Series Fixed Transmitter with Acetylene (C₂H₂) Sensor, 0 - 100% LEL Range, No Display / Modbus by GfG

Are you looking for an innovative and cost-effective transmitter for combustible gases, but without the need for explosion protection? Then a GfG 22 series transmitter is the right choice.

Time-proven and innovative

The CC 22 works according to the heat of reaction principle, a proven method for measuring combustible gases. 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.

Universal signal transmission

Either an analog or digital output signal can be transmitted by the CC 22 by means of a Modbus interface. Due to the different types of signal transmission, a 22 series transmitter can be connected to almost any gas detection system, also as an extra measuring point or as a replacement transmitter on existing systems.

Signal processing

The embedded software of the CC 22 linearises the measuring signal and compensates for the effects of temperature. As a result, correct readings are transmitted even with weather related fluctuations in temperature. The software allows problems to be detected, and the Modbus version also indicates any required service or maintenance work.

Weather protection

A weatherproof housing not only protects transmitters against exposure to wind and weather, but also against contamination and excessive temperatures caused by direct sunlight.

Optional colored graphic display

The clear graphic display of the CC 22 is self explanatory and allows you to read off the current status and other important information with ease. The display enables you to navigate effortlessly through the unit's concise menu and to change settings or even calibrate, depending on your user authorization. In the event of an alarm, the display will turn red.

Operation buttons

The buttons on the transmitter allow the unit to be calibrated and settings to be adjusted through the menu as needed.

The application areas of the dust and water-protected structure range from production and storage areas to disposal sites, biogas plants, mines and oil rigs.

Calibration adapter

In order to perform regular bump tests, a calibration adapter is used on the transmitter, which ensures a uniform and secure supply of gas.

Easy and convenient service

GfG offers full after-the-sale commissioning and field service support.

Features

• Uses the catalytic combustion principle
• Long service life of the sensors
• High efficiency and low follow-up costs
• Sturdy plastic housing (IP 54)
• Cost effective single-man adjustment
• Affordable solution for many measuring tasks