TR250Z - Oxygen Sensor

Key Features

‐ Can be calibrated in normal air or any known O2 concentration ‐ Non‐consumptive technology ‐ Automatic or manual calibration ‐ Linear 010 V, 420 mA or RS232output of measured oxygen content ‐ High accuracy O2 Measurement Measurement Range 0 .
25% or 0.1‐95% Sensing Method Zirconium dioxide (ZrO2) Sampling Method Diffusion Response Time 4 sec max diffusion time Sensitivity ± 20 ppm ± 1 % of measured value Accuracy ± 0.5 % (2% full scale) Pressure Range 2 to 30.

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Part number	TR250Z
Manufacturer	CO2Meter
File Size	127.32 KB
Description	Oxygen Sensor
Datasheet	TR250Z Datasheet

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131 Business Center Drive, Ormond Beach, FL 32174 TEL: 386.872.7665 |FAX: 866.422.2356 EMAIL: sales@co2meter.com | www.co2meter.com Datasheet: TR250Z Oxygen Sensor The TR250Z is a long life 0‐25% or 0.1‐95% oxygen level transmitter that provides multiple analog linear outputs of O2 concentrations. It is designed to be rugged, maintenance‐free and can be calibrated in normal air of any known oxygen concentration. FEATURES: ‐ Can be calibrated in normal air or any known O2 concentration ‐ Non‐consumptive technology ‐ Automatic or manual calibration ‐ Linear 0...10 V, 4...20 mA or RS232output of measured oxygen content ‐ High accuracy O2 Measurement Measurement Range .................................... 0 – 25% or 0.1‐95% Sensing Method ........................