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KAQ-55CR KEPLER CO Fixed Gas Detector
Special Price THB 4,960.00 Regular Price THB 6,200.00
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Gas Detector, Gas Leak Detector, Refrigerant Leak Detector, Gas Sensor, Gas leak detector, Fixed Gas Detector
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Details of KEPLER CO Gas Detector (Fixed Gas Detector) Model KAQ-55CR
The KEPLER CO Gas Detector (Fixed Gas Detector) model KAQ-55CR is a carbon monoxide gas detector.
- CO gas sensor
- RS485 interface
- Dust and water protection standard IP66
- Sleek design, easy to install
- Affordable price with excellent performance
- Suitable for installation in environments that do not require explosion-proof measures
- Used in workplace safety applications to prevent hazards such as oxygen deficiency, toxins, toxic gases, confined spaces, and flammable gas explosions
Tech Specifications of KEPLER CO Gas Detector (Fixed Gas Detector) Model KAQ-55CR
- Measuring gas : CO (Carbon Monoxide)
- Measuring range : 0~500ppm
- Sensor type : Electrochemical
- Resolution : 1ppm
- Sensor life : 2 years
- Measuring type : Diffuse naturally
- Response time : Toxic gas and O2 : T90≤60s / Combustible : T90≤30s
- Signal output : RS485
- Alarm output signal : 2 programmable relays for 4~20mA type
- Cable / distance : RS485 type : 1.5 mm2, 4 wire, shielded, 1000m (maximum)
- Mounting type : Wall mounted
- Working temperature : Toxic gas : -20°C~+50°C / Combustible : -40°C~+70°C
- Working humidity : <95%RH (no condensation)
- Operation voltage : 24VDC ±25%
- Consumption : <2W
- Housing material : Plastics
- Approval / IP : CE / IP66
- Dimension and weight : 165 x 118 x 62mm / about 0.5kg


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