EDINBURGH SENSORS

EDINBURGH SENSORS

Gas sensors and analysers using NDIR technology

 

About the manufacturer

Edinburgh Sensors is part of Edinburgh Instruments and specialises in designing systems for continuous gas concentration measurement. The company primarily develops solutions using non-dispersive infrared spectroscopy, known as NDIR technology.

This method determines gas concentration on the basis of characteristic infrared absorption. As a result, measurements can be performed continuously without using consumable chemical reagents.

The manufacturer’s portfolio includes OEM modules, sensors and complete analysers. Edinburgh Sensors solutions can be configured for different gases and concentration ranges and integrated with industrial, laboratory and environmental equipment.

The company’s products are used, among other applications, to monitor carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, methane and selected refrigerants.

 

Applications

Edinburgh Sensors solutions are used in areas such as:

• Agriculture and greenhouses – monitoring carbon dioxide concentration.

• Biogas – measuring methane and carbon dioxide.

• Food industry – monitoring protective atmospheres.

• Laboratories – analysing gas mixtures.

• Refrigeration – detecting refrigerant leaks.

• Energy – monitoring process gases.

• Environmental monitoring – controlling emissions and air quality.

• Industrial safety – detecting hazardous gas concentrations.

Modules intended for integration with OEM equipment and automatic monitoring systems form a particularly important part of the portfolio.

 

EDINBURGH SENSORS products available from Maritex

The Edinburgh Sensors range available from Maritex includes sensors and modules intended for measuring gas concentrations.

Available solutions include sensors for monitoring:

Available product groups include:

• Carbon dioxide.

• Carbon monoxide.

• Methane.

• Selected refrigerants.

• Other gases that absorb infrared radiation.

Depending on the model, different measuring ranges, measurement chamber designs and interfaces are available for integration with control and data logging systems.