Honeywell 2108B2001N Search Point Optima Plus Gas Detector

Honeywell 2108B2001N Search Point Optima Plus Gas Detector is a gas detector produced by Honeywell. Here is some information about it:

Features and Advantages

High-precision detection: Using advanced sensing technology, it can accurately detect the concentration changes of various combustible gases and toxic gases, providing reliable data for gas safety monitoring in industrial sites.

Quick response: With fast response capabilities, it can detect abnormal changes in gas concentration in a short time and issue alarms in time, which helps to take timely measures to deal with potential gas leakage hazards.

High reliability: It has a sturdy and durable shell design, good dustproof, waterproof and impact resistance, and can adapt to harsh industrial environments. At the same time, it has stable performance and a low false alarm rate, reducing unnecessary troubles and costs caused by false alarms.

Multiple gas detection: It can detect multiple different types of gases, including but not limited to combustible gases such as methane and propane, as well as toxic gases such as carbon monoxide and hydrogen sulfide, to meet the needs of different industrial scenarios for multiple gas detection.

Easy maintenance: The structure and functions are designed to facilitate maintenance. For example, the sensor is easy to replace, and the equipment has self-diagnosis and fault prompt functions, which facilitates maintenance personnel to quickly locate and solve problems, reducing maintenance costs and time.

Working principle

Gas detection is usually carried out using infrared absorption principles or catalytic combustion principles. Taking the infrared absorption principle as an example, different gases have different absorption characteristics for infrared light of a specific wavelength. The detector measures the degree of absorption of infrared light by the gas by emitting and receiving infrared light, and then calculates the concentration of the gas. The catalytic combustion principle uses the combustible gas to burn on the catalytic combustion element to generate heat, causing the resistance of the element to change, and the concentration of the combustible gas is determined by measuring the resistance change.