Difluoromethoxy Detector
The Difluoromethoxyl detector is a high-precision instrument designed for environmental monitoring and industrial production to detect Difluoromethoxyl (DFMO) content. The instrument adopts advanced sensor technology and microprocessor control, which can quickly and accurately measure the DFMO content in the environment or products, providing users with timely and accurate data support.
Product Features
1. Difluoromethoxy detector has very high detection accuracy and stability. It adopts advanced sensor technology to achieve accurate measurement of DFMO content, while the built-in temperature compensation and calibration function can ensure the stability and reliability of the measurement results.
2. The DFMO detector also has various alarm functions, which can set different alarm thresholds according to different DFMO contents. Once the set range is exceeded, the instrument will automatically issue sound and light alarms to remind users to take timely measures.
3. In practical application, the DFMO detector is widely used in environmental protection, chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and other fields. For example, in the field of environmental protection, it can be used to monitor the content of DFMO in the atmosphere and water, providing scientific basis for environmental protection; in the field of chemical industry, it can be used to detect the content of DFMO in the production process, to ensure the quality and safety of the products; in the field of pharmaceuticals and food, it can be used to detect the residual amount of DFMO in the medicines and foods, to protect people's health and safety.
Parameter options
Difluoromethoxy detector conventional detection range can be selected from 0-1PPB, 10PPM, 50PPM, 100PPM, 100% LEL, 100% VOL, etc., accuracy of 3% or less, a service life of about 3-5 years, the default diffusion sampling. Difluoromethoxy detector for a single gas or a variety of target gases can be real-time online monitoring, can be customized according to user needs of unlimited gases, unlimited range, unlimited detection principle of the gas detection products, and if there is a special need, you can also extend the Temperature and Humidity Sensor, Particulate matter sensor detection. Functions.
Instructions for use
Difluoromethoxy detector does not need calibration in the first use, because the general gas detector in the factory, the business will have gone through a rigorous calibration test debugging, and the parameters are set up. Users receive the instrument, and just follow the instructions for proper installation and use on the line, but later note that the calibration cycle of the acetate detector is 3-6 months for calibration once.
Precautions
The calibration cycle time of the Difluoromethoxy detector is recommended to be calibrated once in 3-6 months because the purpose of gas calibration is to further improve its detection sensitivity, accuracy, and stability, regular calibration is necessary. Often sensor performance is prone to drift over time and exposure to gases. This is why you need to calibrate them regularly to ensure that the sensors are working properly.
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