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SRZ-MGP-41A PPM Oxygen Sensor - Replaces IT Gambert P-41A

SRZ-MGP-41A PPM Oxygen Sensor is a galvanic type micro fuel cell specific to oxygen. The sensor replaces IT gambert P-41A PPM oxygen sensor. The innovative design of the electro-etched and smooth sensing cathode, provides with extremely smooth low very high signal-to-noise ration and excellent signal stability. The proprietary…

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SRZ-MGP-41A PPM Oxygen Sensor is a galvanic type micro fuel cell specific to oxygen. The sensor replaces IT gambert P-41A PPM oxygen sensor. The innovative design of the electro-etched and smooth sensing cathode, provides with extremely smooth low very high signal-to-noise ration and excellent signal stability. The proprietary electrolyte formulation offers excellent compatibility of SRZ-MGP-41A oxygen sensor with sample gas streams containing any level of acid gases such as CO2, and traces levels of H2S and SO2. The sensor is designed, developed and manufactured in the USA.

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SRZ-MGP-41A PPM Oxygen Sensor is a galvanic type micro fuel cell specific to oxygen. The sensor replaces IT gambert P-41A PPM oxygen sensor. The innovative design of the electro-etched and smooth sensing cathode, provides with extremely smooth low very high signal-to-noise ration and excellent signal stability. The proprietary electrolyte formulation offers excellent compatibility of SRZ-MGP-41A oxygen sensor with sample gas streams containing any level of acid gases such as CO2, and traces levels of H2S and SO2. The sensor is designed, developed and manufactured in the USA.

AST Model SRZ-MGP41 Replaces

  • IT Gambert P-41A

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