SD-1 Explosion Proof Transmitter Oxygen, 4-20mA Transmitter

SD-1OX SD-1OX Detector Head, 0 - 25% vol O2 (Oxygen), 4-20 mA Transmitter by RKI Instruments

RKI Instrument's model SD-1 Series smart combustible gas, toxic gas, oxygen, and organic vapor detector/transmitter is a robust and reliable explosion proof design for detecting LEL and ppm levels of hazardous atmospheres. In addition to measuring the common %LEL levels of methane, hexane and isobutane, for example, the SD-1 Series also has the capability of measuring a wide variety of toxic organic compounds in a PPM range such as acrylonitrile, ethylene oxide, n-methyl pyrolidone, methylene chloride and many others. This gives the SD-1 Series a unique niche in RKI's gas detector line-up. The SD-1 has an ATEX/IECEX approval for the explosion class ExdIICT5 and has an IP-65/67 ingress protection rating.

The SD-1 has a 4-20mA signal output as well as relay contacts for interfacing with other control systems or monitoring facilities. All SD-1 types are also available with HART communication instead of 4-20mA relay. SIL2 is available for the IR, EC and OX types. In facilitating non-intrusive conditions in hazardous atmospheres, the SD-1 can be calibrated and it's menus navigated with magnetic switches and a magnetic key.

Features

• Wide range of detectable gases: % LEL Combustibles, catalytic; % LEL Combustibles, IR; H2S, CO, & O₂; PPM for acrylonitrile, hydrogen, ethylene oxide, n-methyl pyrolidone, methylene chloride, and many others
• Sensor types include: Catalytic, Galvanic Cell, MOS, IR, & Electrochemical
• Direct digital display of gas readings
• HART Communication protocol or 4-20 linear output
• Available with SIL2 approval (IR, EC, OX versions)
• Easy maintenance using a magnetic key
• Self-diagnosis by microprocessor
• Low power operation (Maximum: 3W)
• Explosion proof: ATEX, IECEx, ExdIICT5

Applications

• LNG Terminal
• Petrochemical/Chemical plants
• Power plant
• Utilities
• Iron and steel works

*Please note we can only ship RKI products to customers within the United States