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EWS & Co. A/S offers the Trolex Enviro SensorstationTM to mine and
tunneling corporations. Enabling them to know when there are dangerous gasses
in the air.
- Built in sensors for any combination of five toxic or flammable gasses
- Plug-in pre-calibrated intelligent gas sensing modules, reducing cost of ownership
- High definition full graphic displat with easy programming navigator keypad system
- 2000 point data logging and graphic trend display for each sensor channel
- Built-in visual and audible alarms
- Three alarm output contacts for remote alarm or control functions
- Heavy duty dust and waterproof IP66 rating
- RS485/MODBUS data output for up to 32 Enviro Sensorstations in a multi-point monitoring solution
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The Enviro Sensorstation can monitor a combination of up to 5 gasses.
The most common sensor choices are listed below along with their monitoring
capacities. Other sensors are available, contact us for more possibilities.
Catalytic Combustion Gas Sensor
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Flammable gasses
calibrated to CH4 with menu selection
for up to 12 other flammable gasses
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0...100% LEL
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Electro Chemical Gas Sensors
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CO:
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Carbon Monoxide
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0...500ppm
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H2S:
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Hydrogen Sulphide
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0...100ppm
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SO2:
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Sulphur Dioxide
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0...20ppm
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NO2:
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Nitrous Dioxide
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0...20ppm
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Cl2:
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Chlorine
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0..10ppm
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O2:
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Oxygen
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0...25%
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NO:
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Nitric Oxide
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0...250ppm
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NH3:
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Ammonia
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0...50ppm
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H2:
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Hydrogen
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0...1000ppm
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CO:
H2S:
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Carbon Monoxide
Hydrogen Sulphide DUAL
The CO/H2S sensor is a dual sensor, each giving
independent output
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0...500ppm
0...200ppm
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Infra Red Gas Sensor
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CO2:
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Carbon Dioxide
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0...2% vol
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CH4:
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Methane
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0...100% LEL
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Environmental Sensors
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Ambient Air Temperature
Sensor: -10...+50°C
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Atmospheric Pressure
Sensor: 700...1300mbar
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Auxiliary Sensor Input Port:
Any 4...20 mA device (ie. flow, dust or remote gase sensor)
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The Trolex Enviro Sensorstation can be linked via RS485/MODBUS to a monitoring station
allowing centralised monitoring, data logging and SCADA applications.
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