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Sulfur Dioxide Sensor
The RS-SO2*-*-2-*-EX sulfur dioxide sensor adopts wall-mounted installation and is used in occasions where the concentration of sulfur dioxide leakage needs to be monitored. With the free platform provided by our company, real-time monitoring data can be viewed. Our so2 sensor has four output modes: RS485, 0-5V, 0-10V, 4-20ma.
- Model: RS-SO2*-*-2-*-EX
- MOQ: 1 PCS
- Delivery date: within 24 hours
- Price: USD 138.40
About - Sulfur Dioxide Sensor
Our product utilizes a high-end imported electrochemical sulfur dioxide sensor from a leading international brand, featuring high sensitivity and strong anti-interference capability. Enhanced by our proprietary compensation algorithm and multi-point standard gas calibration, the sensor delivers superior accuracy, stability, and extended service life. It is ideally suited for applications requiring reliable monitoring of sulfur dioxide leakage concentrations.
Sulfur Dioxide Sensor Features
1. Our SO2 sensor adopts a high-end electrochemical sensor from a leading international brand, ensuring exceptional stability and durability.
2. It offers selectable measurement ranges of 0–20 ppm and 0–2000 ppm, with other customized ranges available upon request.
3. The sensor provides high measurement accuracy within ±5%FS and excellent repeatability within 2%.
4. An optional high-quality OLED display allows real-time data viewing on-site, with clear visibility even at night.
5. It supports a wide DC power supply range of 10–30V, making it compatible with various on-site power sources.
6. The SO₂ sensor features a wall-mounted waterproof enclosure for easy installation, offering high protection levels suitable for harsh environments.
SO2 Sensor Parameters
Power supply | 10~30V DC |
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Average power consumption | 0.18W |
Working environment | -20~50℃, 15~90%RH non-condensing |
Working pressure | 90~110kPa |
Measure range | 0-20ppm/0-2000ppm |
Accuracy | ±5%FS or ±10% |
Resolution | 20ppm:0.1ppm, 2000ppm:1ppm |
Repeatability | ≤2% |
Response time | 20ppm:≤45s, 2000ppm:≤70s |
Warm-up time | ≥5min |
Zero drift | 20ppm:≤±0.5ppm, 2000ppm:≤±4ppm |
Stability | ≤2% signal value/month |
Output signal | RS485/4-20mA/0-5V/0-10V |
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FAQ - SO2 Sensor
Why use the SO2 sensor?
Sulfur dioxide gas (SO2) is a toxic gas with a strong pungent smell. It exists in the atmosphere in very low concentrations and is naturally released during volcanic eruptions. Inhalation of sulfur dioxide is related to respiratory diseases and breathing difficulties. It is also a precursor to acid rain and atmospheric particulate matter. Sulfur dioxide gas can be an active ingredient or waste from several different industrial processes.
Where to use the sulfur dioxide sensor?
Sulfur dioxide sensor application range: environmental protection industry, cement plant; chemical industry, metallurgy, electric power; sulfuric acid manufacturing plant, pharmaceutical plant, food processing, etc.
What is the working principle of the sulfur dioxide sensor?
Our so2 sensor uses electrochemical principles, a three-electrode electrochemical sensor.
What are the types of So2 sensors?
Our so2 sensor uses electrochemical principles, a three-electrode electrochemical sensor.
How to get the so2 sensor manual?
You can leave a message or send us an email to get the manual.
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