Ruck® CO2 meter for Ruck® fan with EC motor - SEN CO2

Article number: 65126586

Brand: Ruck ventilatoren GmbH

Delivery time: 16 working days

RRP £446.02

£289.91

-35%

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Ruck® CO2 meter for Ruck® fan with EC motor - SEN CO2

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Brand	Ruck ventilatoren GmbH
Category	Sensors and controllers
GTIN	4061199013130
Manufacturer's item number	126586
Article number	65126586

Specifications

Analogue output	0 - 10 V
Housing	PC
Motor protection class	IP30
Width	85 mm
Gewicht	0.09 kg
Height	100 mm
Lange termijn stabiliteit	typ. 20 ppm/a
Length	26 mm
Measurement principle	Non-Dispersive Infrared Technology (NDIR)
Accuracy at 20 °C	± 0.3 °C
Nauwkeurigheid bij 25 °C en 1013 mbar	< ± (50 ppm +2 % v.Mw.)
Reactietijd t64	< 195 seconden
Sensor	Dual Source Infrared System
Steekproefpercentage	ca. 15 seconden
Supply voltage	24 V AC ± 20 % 15 - 35 V DC
Werkbereik	werkbereik--0-2000-ppm
Werktemperatuurbereik xxx	-20...60 °C

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