CO – Carbon
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Sensor:
Prana Air CO sensor has been created with finesse and precision for consumer and industrial grade safety monitoring. The sensor comes packed with the cutting edge technology of electrochemical detection of the highly-toxic CO gas. The ultra-thin, compact, and cost-effective package allows easy-inclusion into all kinds of CO monitoring and regulatory solutions. Our sensors, with their precision, have the potential to revolutionize the scenario of environmental and health based monitoring of air toxins. These robust sensors, due to high operational life, find diversified applications in residential, industrial, and commercial instruments.
Features
Compact
The sensor’s ultra-thin package and small size enables it to get lodged in any kind of device or instrument. It is suitable for hand-held devices as well as real-time outdoor monitoring.
Durable
The highly accurate sensor comes with a long-lasting operational life of up to 10 years. Install it in your instrument once and forget all your sensor related worries.
Highly Responsive
The average response time of this CO sensor is 15 seconds making it robust and swift. Hence, it is the apt choice for real-time monitoring.
Energy Efficient
It requires low power input (0 mW at 0 mV bias) to function. Therefore, the overall energy consumption of the device decreases due to this energy-saving sensor.
Individual Calibrated
Individual calibration service procures readings with the highest accuracy for every device the sensor is put in.
RoHS Compliant
Our CO sensor is synchronous to the Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive (RoHS) for electrical and electronic equipment.
Technology We Use
What technology is being used in the device
Prana Air CO sensors work on the principle of the electrochemical gas sensing technique. These sensors are amperometric fuel cells designed to quantify the concentration of a gaseous toxin.
There are three principal components in this type of sensor- a working (sensing) electrode, a counter electrode, and an ion conductor that acts as a bridge between the electrodes. The toxic gas, CO is detected on the working electrode and gets oxidized with water molecules. This oxidation results in the formation of electrons and protons as by-products.
A short circuit between the two electrodes makes the protons generated in the above reaction flow from the working electrode to the counter electrode via the conductor. On the other hand, the electrons also reach the counter electrode through the electric pathway.
The directional flow of electrons through the wire creates an electric current that is directly proportional to the concentration of gas. The gas sensor works by measuring this current flow between the two sensors.
Where is it applicable?
Sensor Dimension
Technical Specification
Technical Indicators of Sensors
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Measurement Range | 0 to 1,000 ppm |
| Detection Limit | 0.5 ppm |
| Resolution | < 100 ppb (instrumentation dependent) |
| Repeatability | <± 2 % of reading |
| Response Time – T(90) | < 30 seconds (15 seconds typical) |
| Sensitivity | 4.75 ± 2.75 nA/ppm |
| Overload | Passes EN50291-1 Sec. 5.3.6 5,000 ppm overload |
| Expected Operating Life | > 5 years (10 years @ 23 ± 3 °C; 40 ± 10% RH) |
| Operating Temperature Range | -30 to 55 °C (-20 to 40 °C continuous recommended) |
| Operating Humidity Range – non-condensing | 15 to 95% recommended continuous 0 to >95% RH – intermittent |
| Operating Bias | 0 to 5 mV |
| Power Consumption | 10 to 50 uW (circuit & ambient CO dependent) |
Applications
Continuous Ambient Air Quality
Monitoring Station
Indoor Air Quality
Monitors
Industrial CO
Monitoring
Automobile & Aeronautical
Equipment
Residential & Commercial
CO Monitoring
Air Quality Monitoring
Drones
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