NOVA - Model 600 Series -Portable Multigas Ambient Air Analyzer

• Method of Detection : O2, CO, SO2, NO, NO2, H2, CL2, NH3 and H2S by electrochemical sensor, % RH by dielectric ceramic sensor, CO2 by infrared sensor, combustibles by catalytic sensor
• Ranges Available : 0-100 PPM NO0-100% RH0-20 PPM CL20-20 PPM H2S0-20 PPM NH30-20 PPM NO20-200 PPM CO0-200 PPM H20-25.0% O20-50 PPM SO20-50°C Temp.0-5000 PPM CO2
• Resolution : 0.1% on % gas, 1 PPM on PPM gas
• Accuracy & Repeatability : ±2% of full scale
• Drift : Less than 1% of full scale or 1 PPM per 8 hours, whichever is greater, with constant ambient temperature
• Response Time (T-90) : Varies with individual sensor but generally under 2 minutes for full reading
• Ambient Temperature Range : 4 to 49 ºC40 to 120 ºF
• Linearity : ±2% of full scale or 1 PPM, whichever is greater
• Size & Weight : 15" W x 7" H x 12" D @ 14 lbs. (374 x 175 x 305 mm @ 6.4 kg)
• Power : 115 VAC, 60 Hz for recharging220 VAC, 50 Hz
• Output Options : 0-1 VDC4-20 mA
• Alarms : Audible and visual alarms are optionally available as well as low battery and low flow
• Gases Measured : 0) NH3 - 0-20 PPM1) O2 - 0-25.0%2) CO - 0-200 PPM3) CO2 - 0-5000 PPM4) LEL Combustibles (not avail. for 501 Series)5) H2S - 0-20 PPM6) SO2 - 0-50 PPM7) NO - 0-100 PPM8) NO2 - 0-20 PPM9) CL2 - 0-20 PPM

For ambient air or confined space monitoring for up to any four choices of O2, CO2, SO2, NO, NO2, H2, CO, Cl2, NH3, H2S, LEL combustibles, temperature, and % RH.

• Rugged design that is easy to operate and maintain
• Fast warm-up and response
• Separate electrochemical sensor for O₂, CO, SO₂, NO, NO₂, H₂, CL₂, NH₃, and H₂S
• Sensitive infrared detector for CO₂
• Catalytic sensor for combustibles
• Capacitive ceramic sensor for % RH
• Digital readout with backlighting for each gas
• Built in sampling pump, flow meter, filter and 12 ft. sampling hose
• Rechargeable battery
• Rugged suitcase (K) style case

• Recorder outputs of 0-1 V or 4-20 mA
• Audible and visual alarms
• Built in printer
• Detachable/portable data logger

• Nitrogen (N₂) for zero
• Analyzed gas cylinders for span