Gas Monitoring Systems

Air check _ Advantage Freon, C4F6, & PFC Gas Monitor

Air check Advantage Ex Freon, C4F6, PFC Gas Monitor
  • Detects Freon, C4F6, and other PFC’s at TLV levels
  • “Smart” sensor electronics continuously checks sensor, flow and system status
  • Built-in user selectable local dual level alarms with relay output
  • Local gas concentration digital display
  • 4-20 mA analog output
  • Low cost renewable sensor cell
  • Enhanced self-diagnostics capability decreases downtime and maintenance costs

The Air check _ Freon monitor is a compact, tractive continuous gas monitoring system designed to monitor in hazardous areas. The system uses our proprietary renewable electrochemical sensor cell combined with a long life pyrolizer to provide tremely sensitive and specific Freon, C4F6 & PFC monitoring. Unlike traditional LEL solid-state detectors, the Air check _ pyrolizer technology is tremely sensitive and capable of detecting parts-per-million concentrations of Freon, C4F6 & other PFC’s at TLV levels without being affected by humidity or other environmental conditions.

The heart of the monitoring system is a long life pyrolizer designed to convert Freon to an electrochemically active gas detected on PureAire’s renewable sensor cell. And the low cost renewable sensor cell offers the lowest annual preventative maintenance materials at about $75 per year for electrolyte replacement. The Air check _ electronics, pyrolizer, sample pump and sensor cell are housed in a Nema 4 weather proof enclosure.

The instrument’s “smart” circuitry continuously monitors sensor cell status and sampling system performance. Continuous sensor cell operation is transmitted via 4-20mA signal to PureAire controllers, PLC’s or remote alarm systems. Should a system error occur, the Air check _ outputs a specific mA signal to remote alarm/control systems to immediately alert control room personnel.

Low Annual Operation Cost

The PureAire Air check _ has the lowest annual maintenance costs of any gas monitoring system on the market. PureAire’s Renewable Sensor cells are easily recharged with electrolyte right in the field at approximately 20% of the cost of disposable sensor cell type systems. Recharge costs typically run about $35.00 per sensor every 6 months. Combined with our built-in, low power pyrolizer, and long life sample pump, the Air check will lower your annual operation costs. When compared to competitive gas monitors, it will pay for itself in just a few years.

Connects to DCS and PLC Controls

The Air check _ Freon monitor is 24VDC powered and transmits continuous gas concentration levels to any distributive control system, programmable logic controller or PureAire’s proprietary single and multichannel controllers. The Air check _ Monitor can be operated remote up to 1,000 meters, 0.6 miles from centralized distributive control systems.

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