Teledyne B71875 Insta Trace Oxygen Analyzer Sensor - 0-10 ppm Range with Rapid Recovery Technology for Inert Gas Streams

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Product Description

Product Overview

The B71875 Insta Trace Oxygen Analyzer from Teledyne Analytical Instruments is a specialized oxygen sensor designed for general purpose trace oxygen analysis applications. This advanced sensor features patented construction technology that enables rapid recovery to low PPM levels during initial installation.

Key Specifications

Part Number: B71875 -INSTA TRACE
Manufacturer: Teledyne (USA)
Measurement Range: 0-10 ppm oxygen
Application: Trace O2 analysis in inert gas and hydrocarbon streams
Special Feature: Rapid recovery from hours to minutes during installation

Teledyne Oxygen Sensor Models Comparison

Model	Part Number	Primary Application	Key Features
A-2C	C6689-A2C	Trace O2 measurements in CO2 containing backgrounds (0.1-100% CO2)	Use where acid gases are present (CO2, HCl, HCN, etc). CO2 must be present.
A-2CXL	B74033-A2CXL	Specially qualified for XL model analyzers (0-1 ppm range)	Use where acid gases are present (CO2, HCl, HCN, etc). CO2 must be present.
A-5	C6689-A5	Intermittent or continuous monitoring of percent O2 in gas mixtures containing 0-100% CO2	90% response time is 45 seconds. More tolerance to air exposure than A-3.
B-1	C6689-B1	General purpose percent oxygen analysis requiring fast response	90% response in less than 7 seconds. May be used to spot check flue gas.
B-2C	C6689-B2C	General purpose trace O2 analysis for inert gas and hydrocarbon streams	Low range limit is 0-10 ppm. Suitable for CO2 free gas streams with H2, He, ethylene.
INSTA TRACE	B71875	Trace O2 analysis in inert gas and hydrocarbon streams	Patented construction reduces recovery period from hours to minutes (0-10 ppm range)
B-3	C6689-B3	Percent O2 analysis balancing long life and fast response	May be used to spot check flue gas. 90% response time is 30 seconds.
C-3	C6689-C3	Percent O2 measurements requiring maximum cell life	90% response time is 30 seconds. Expected life in air is 18 months.