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Ozone Sensor

RS-O3-*-2-*-EX ozone sensor is a device suitable for long-term monitoring of ozone gas content in fixed places. Install multiple devices in different locations, and the data can be uploaded to the free cloud platform provided by our company to realize remote unified monitoring. Our ozone sensor has a simple layout, easy installation, and low price.

  • Model: RS-O3-*-2-*-EX
  • MOQ: 1 PCS
  • Delivery date: within 24 hours
  • Price: $33.6~49

About - Renke Ozone Sensors

Ozone (O3) is one of six criteria air pollutants identified by the US EPA and is monitored extensively around the world by regulatory agencies. Many processes using ozone are subject to strict gas detection regulations. Too much ozone at ground level can lead to respiratory issues, lung illnesses and hospitalization, so monitoring the air we breathe is vital.

Wall mounted ozone sensor

Wall-mounted ozone sensor features

This wall-mounted ozone sensor adopts an electrochemical measurement principle, offering fast response and high sensitivity. It is equipped with a high-precision gas detection module and a high-performance signal acquisition circuit, enabling accurate measurement of ozone concentrations at the ppm level with stable signals and high accuracy. It provides multiple output options, including RS485, 4-20 mA, 0-5 V, and 0-10 V. The RS485 version can also integrate temperature and humidity measurement. The enclosure features a high protection rating, allowing reliable operation in harsh environmental conditions. This ozone sensor measuring range has 0-10ppm and 0-100ppm two types. We provide customized services for other special needs of users.

Wall-mounted ozone sensor parameters

Output signalRS4850-5V/0-10V/4-20mA
Power supply10~30V DC10~30V DC
Power Consumption0.1W0.12W
O3 range0~10.00ppm/0~100ppm0~10.00ppm/0~100ppm
Resolution0.01ppm (0~10ppm), 0.1ppm (0~100ppm)0.01ppm (0~10ppm), 0.1ppm (0~100ppm)
Accuracy0-10ppm: ±6%FS (@5ppm, 25°C, 50%RH), 0-100ppm: ±6%FS (@50ppm, 25°C, 50%RH)0-10ppm: ±6%FS (@5ppm, 25°C, 50%RH), 0-100ppm: ±6%FS (@50ppm, 25°C, 50%RH)
Working environment-10℃~55℃, 15%RH-90%RH (no condensation)-10℃~55℃, 15%RH-90%RH (no condensation)
Working pressure91~111kPa91~111kPa
Data update1s1s
Repeatability≤2%≤2%
Stability≤7% signal value/year≤7% signal value/year
Response time≤180s≤180s
Preheating time≥5min≥5min
Zero drift±1%FS±1%FS

Working principle of electrochemical ozone sensor: An electrochemical ozone sensor mainly consists of a working electrode, counter electrode, reference electrode, electrolyte, and signal processing circuit. A stable potential is maintained between the working electrode and the reference electrode. When ozone in the air diffuses into the sensor, a reduction reaction occurs at the surface of the working electrode while an oxidation reaction takes place at the counter electrode, generating a small electrical current. The magnitude of this current is directly proportional to the ozone concentration. The sensor’s internal circuitry amplifies, processes, and calculates the current signal, ultimately converting it into a corresponding ozone concentration reading.

Duct-mounted ozone sensor features

This duct mounted ozone sensor adopts an electrochemical measurement principle, offering fast response and reliable detection of ozone concentration. It is specifically designed for pipeline ozone concentration monitoring, featuring easy installation and an anti-interference circuit design that can withstand strong electromagnetic disturbances on site, such as those generated by frequency converters. We offer multiple output options, including RS485, 4-20 mA, 0-5 V, and 0-10 V. For convenient on-site monitoring, an OLED display version is also available. The ducted ozone sensor is widely used in industrial process control, water treatment disinfection, and ventilation system safety monitoring.

duct mounted ozone sensor

Duct-mounted ozone sensor parameters

Output signalRS4854-20mA/0-5V/0-10V
Power supply10~30V DC10~30V DC
Average power consumption0.1W0.12W
Operating environment-10℃~55℃, 15%RH~90%RH (non-condensing)-10℃~55℃, 15%RH~90%RH (non-condensing)
Measuring range0~10ppm/0~100ppm0~10ppm/0~100ppm
Resolution0~10ppm: 0.01ppm, 0~100ppm: 0.1ppm0~10ppm: 0.01ppm, 0~100ppm: 0.1ppm
Accuracy0~10ppm: ±6%FS (@5ppm, 25℃, 50%RH); 0~100ppm: ±6%FS (@50ppm, 25℃, 50%RH)0~10ppm: ±6%FS (@5ppm, 25℃, 50%RH); 0~100ppm: ±6%FS (@50ppm, 25℃, 50%RH)
Operating pressure91~111kPa91~111kPa
Data update time1s1s
Repeatability≤2%≤2%
Stability≤7% signal value/year≤7% signal value/year
Response time≤35s≤35s
Warm-up time≥5min≥5min
Zero drift±1%FS±1%FS

FAQs - Ozone Sensor

Why do we need to detect ozone?

Ozone is a highly reactive substance with strong oxidizing properties. When present in its free state, it can effectively kill microorganisms and provide powerful disinfection capabilities. As a result, ozone is widely used in drinking water treatment, tableware sterilization, indoor air purification, fruit and vegetable preservation, and medical applications.

However, excessive ozone concentrations can pose significant risks to human health. Therefore, the monitoring and control of ozone levels have become important aspects of environmental protection and occupational safety, making ozone detection one of the key environmental monitoring parameters.

An O3 sensor is an electronic device used to monitor the concentration of ozone in the air. The built-in ozone detection module converts the ozone concentration into an electrical signal and outputs it.

Stability refers to a sensor’s ability to maintain a consistent response throughout its service life. It is primarily determined by two factors: zero drift and span drift.

Zero drift refers to changes in the sensor output over time when no ozone is present. Span drift refers to changes in the sensor output when it is continuously exposed to ozone, typically appearing as a gradual decrease in the output signal during operation.

A stable ozone sensor ensures accurate and reliable measurements over long periods, reducing the need for frequent recalibration and maintenance. Ideally, under continuous operating conditions, a sensor should exhibit an annual zero drift of less than 10%.

Sensitivity refers to the ratio between the change in the sensor’s output signal and the corresponding change in the measured input concentration. It mainly depends on the sensing technology used in the sensor structure. Most gas sensors are designed based on biochemical, electrochemical, physical, or optical principles. The first consideration is to select a sensing technology that has sufficient sensitivity to detect the target gas at levels related to the threshold limit value (TLV) or a percentage of the lower explosive limit (LEL).

Selectivity is also referred to as cross sensitivity. It can be determined by measuring the sensor response generated by a certain concentration of an interfering gas and comparing it to the response produced by an equivalent concentration of ozone. This characteristic is very important in applications involving the detection of multiple gases, as cross sensitivity can reduce measurement repeatability and reliability. An ideal sensor should therefore have both high sensitivity and high selectivity.

According to different places of use, our company provides four kinds of ozone sensors: home ozone monitor, portable ozone detector, duct type ozone detector, and fixed ozone detector.

Renke is a large-scale sensor manufacturer integrating R&D, production, and sales, with 15 years of production experience. The industrial gas sensors produced are sold at home and abroad and have many agents. We have advanced technology and an R & D team, can provide users with customized services.

Our O3 sensor has been calibrated before leaving the factory and can be used directly after the wiring is completed, without the customer’s secondary calibration.

To protect the patented technical parameters, please contact us for a manual.

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