Ozone detector gas is a powerful oxidizer that can be used to disinfect surfaces, clean water, and treat air in industrial settings. However, at high levels ozone can be harmful to humans and plants. Ozone is a toxic gas that must be carefully controlled in order to prevent health issues and maintain safe levels of operation. An ozone detector helps to monitor and control ozone in industrial settings and ensure compliance with safety regulations.

An ozone detector uses an electrochemical sensor to measure the concentration of ozone in the air. The ozone reacts with the sensor to form oxygen molecules, which creates an electrical current in the sensor that is proportional to the concentration of ozone in the air. An onboard circuit converts this signal to a display value and outputs it via a 4-20 mA loop. Alternatively, some models have an RS232 serial port or ethernet connection that can send the measurement data to a data logger.

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Most ozone detectors offer both an electrochemical and HMOS option so users can select the best technology for their applications. The sensor is housed in a removable cartridge that can be easily swapped out, making it easy to switch between technologies as your needs change. Aeroqual offers both options in a range of portable and fixed monitoring systems to suit any application.

To get the most out of your ozone detector, make sure it is regularly cleaned and stored in a dry environment. Keep it away from exhaust gases, concentrated vapors, and harsh chemicals. It is also a good idea to keep the ozone detector low to the ground because ozone tends to drop to the floor. Finally, it is important to keep up with regular bump tests and calibrations to ensure the device continues to function properly and meet safety requirements.

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