OLCT 10N Fixed Digital Gas Detector

OLCT 10N Fixed Digital Gas Detector

Fixed Gas Detectors

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Description

 

Fixed Digital Gas Detector

NEW! Discover the preconfigured pack with cable :

  • Digital transmitter without display
  • Available with catalytic bead or electrochemical sensors
  • Detects O2, combustible gas, and toxic gases
  • Available for detection of O2, CO2, H2S, NH3, NO, NO2, Methane, Propane, Butane and Hydrogen
  • For commercial and light industrial applications (laboratories, cooling rooms, hospitals, boiler rooms, waste water treatment plants, etc.)

 

​​Digital combustible detector ​​for oxygen, toxic gases or combustible

The OLCT 10N is a digital combustible gas detector designed for to detect combustible, toxic gases or oxygen. 

Intended for use in combina​tion with the MX 16, MX 32 and  MX 43 controller, the OLCT 10N provides a fast and accurate response.

All transmitter information is received by the controller in less than 1 second.

Non-intrusive operator interface requires only a simple magnetic wand and allows ​one man calibration without opening the enclosure.

NEW​​!

Available in Easy Duo version, a new controller + detector + cable* offer.

This offer applies to versions:

  • MX 16 + OLCT 10N O₂
  • MX 16 + OLCT 10N CO₂
  • MX 16 + OLCT 10N CO
  • MX 16 + OLCT 10N H₂
  • MX 16 + OLCT 10N CH₄

Simplified configuration (no software)

Available in 4-20mA version.

Easy and also ready to use.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

 

 

 

  • Certification Description
    ATEX A product regulation which ensures the safety of equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres in the European Union.
  • CE indicates that a product has been assessed by the manufacturer and deemed to meet EU safety, health and environmental protection requirements.
  • EAC Gost R and EAC certifications are mandatory in order to have access at all to the Russian market and the markets of the five EAC members
  • IECEx The IECEx System is an international system for the safety of equipment installed in a potentially explosive atmosphere.