Hydrochloric Acid Gas Detection Data Logger / Model Number MI1MGD-HCL-1
The MI1MGD-HCL-1 is a multi-gas detector certified by IECEx/ATEX/EMC, with a rating of IP68.
The MicMeta is suitable for use in coal mines due to its explosion-proof rating of Ex ia I Ma and Ex ia IIC T4. It is lightweight and compact, featuring two easy-to-use buttons. The standard gas type is Multi 4 (CO H2S O2 LEL), but it can also support hundreds of types of gases with optional customization. Additionally, it can be equipped with wireless functionality, allowing users to access data remotely. By using a standard data logger, real-time data and alarm events can be directly exported to a PC.
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■Specifications Model Number: MI1MGD-HCL-1 MI1MGD-HCL-2 MI1MGD-HCL-3 MI1MGD-HCL-4 Detection Method: Diffusion Type Measurement Range: 0–10 ppm 0–20 ppm 0–50 ppm 0–100 ppm Resolution: 0.01/0.1/1 ppm Response Time: ≤60 seconds (T90) Power On: Automatic test, automatic zero calibration, maximum value (MAX), minimum value (MIN), STEL, TWA value display Sensor: Electrochemical Sensor Life: Approximately 2 years (replaceable) Calibration Platform: Changes, functional tests, and calibration operations can be performed with the DKM-MicMeta docking station (optional). Data Recording: 1000 sets of data records (100,000 data) and 100 sets of event records Alarm: 95dB buzzer (@30cm), vibration alarm and red bar flashing, alarm display on screen, diagnostic alarm, low battery alarm, mandown alarm, all sensor alarm values are changeable Battery Used: 3.7V rechargeable lithium-ion battery Battery Capacity: 2300mA
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■Purpose Underground construction, water supply and sewage facilities, chemical plants, pharmaceutical factories and laboratories, civil engineering construction sites, urban gas facility construction, underground communication facility construction, oil and gas drilling, agriculture (silos), basements, warehouses, tanks, holds of ships, etc., and other environments where there is a possibility of hydrogen chloride gas leakage.
