The Dr. Födisch OMD 14 is an in-situ measuring device for continuous measurement of the concentration of free oxygen in flue gases and process gases.
The Dr. Födisch OMD 14 is as in-situ measuring device for continuous measurement of the concentration of free oxygen in flue gases and process gases.
The oxygen measuring device OMD 14 is used for the measurement of the oxygen concentration in flue gases and process gases. It is a compact system with integrated control unit. The probe length can be adapted to the channel dimensions.
The SGGU-610/640 are designed to supply the zero and span gases required for calibrating an air pollution monitoring system.
The TX-100 Tunable Laser Gas Analyser simultaneously measures the hydrogen chloride and H2O of the stack gas.
The calibration unit OZGU-370SE is designed for the dynamic and continual manufacture of zero and span gas to perform all ongoing quality control procedures…
The APCA-370 is a device for continuous CO2 monitoring in ambient air. It uses cross modulation type non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) absorption method.












