Portable Gas analyzer

About Portable Gas analyzer

The Portable Gas Analyzer is a compact and high-performance device designed for real-time monitoring and analysis of multiple gases in industrial and environmental applications. It is widely used in chemical plants, refineries, power plants, laboratories, and field operations where mobility and quick gas detection are essential.

This analyzer can measure various gases such as Oxygen (O), Carbon Monoxide (CO), Carbon Dioxide (CO), Hydrogen (H), Methane (CH), and other toxic or combustible gases depending on the configuration. It provides fast and accurate readings, helping industries ensure safety, maintain process efficiency, and comply with environmental standards.

Equipped with advanced sensor technologies like Electrochemical, NDIR, Infrared, and Catalytic sensors, the device ensures reliable and stable performance even in challenging environments. Its lightweight design, rechargeable battery, and user-friendly interface make it ideal for field engineers and safety personnel.

With rugged construction and low maintenance, the Portable Gas Analyzer is a dependable solution for on-site gas detection and monitoring.

Key Features:

• Portable and lightweight design
• Multi-gas detection capability
• Real-time monitoring with fast response
• High accuracy and reliable performance
• Advanced sensor technologies (Electrochemical / NDIR / IR / Catalytic)
• Rechargeable battery operation
• User-friendly digital display
• Durable and rugged construction
• Low maintenance and long service life
• Ideal for industrial and field applications

Basic Specifications:

• Gases Measured: O, CO, CO, H, CH (configurable)
• Measurement Range: As per gas type
• Sensor Technology: Electrochemical / NDIR / IR / Catalytic
• Accuracy: 12% FS
• Display: LCD / Digital Display
• Power Supply: Rechargeable Battery
• Battery Backup: 612 hours (approx.)
• Response Time: < 1030 seconds
• Portability: Handheld / Portable Unit
• Operating Temperature: 0C to 50C
• Application: Industrial Safety, Refineries, Chemical Plants, Laboratories, Field Monitoring