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- Overview
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Features
- Dual range display with manual selection to measure either 0.00-19.99% O2 or 0.0-100% O2
- Front panel calibration single adjustment calibrates both ranges
- Temperature compensated remote O2 sensor
- Hi and low oxygen warning alarms with precise setting to 0.1%
- Alarm setting controls lockable to prevent accidental movement
- Alarms have lag to overcome nuisance re-triggering
- Large clear liquid crystal display with 12.5 mm digits
- (4) AA alkaline batteries will operate continuously for up to one month (reducing with alarm activation)
- Low Battery Indicator
Analox 101D2 Portable Oxygen Monitor: Part Number SA1J01BG70N861 Includes
- Oxygen Sensor Including Hard Wired Lead with Jack Plug: Part Number 9100-9212-4
- Flow Adaptor: Part Number 8000-0011GA
- (4) AA Alkaline Batteries: Part Number 2557-1237
Specifications
- Range at atmospheric pressure:
- 0.0% to 19.99 % O2
- 0.0% to 100.0 % O2
- Minimum Reading: 0.01% O2
- Accuracy: ± 1% of readout
- Temperature Effect: ± 0.002 of readout per °C
- Sensor Life: 3 years at normal temperature and pressure
- Dimensions: 2-3/4 in. H x 6 in. W x 8-1/4 in. D (68 mm x 148 mm x 205 mm)
- Weight: 1.54 lbs (700 g)
Please reference the FAQ Document located under the "Attachments" tab on this web page.
- Descriptions
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The Analox 101D2 Portable Oxygen Analyzer is suitable for use with a deck decompression chamber and is ideal for use with small, portable air chambers. The unit is battery powered and provides a continuous digital display of the Oxygen concentration in the gas sample presented to the front surface of the sensor. This monitor is not designed to be located inside of a chamber but external to the chamber only.
Important note: The relay only functions when main power is connected, it does not function on battery power.
*Please see "Parts" tab on this webpage for the list of spare parts and accessories associated with this item.
- Parts
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- Attachments
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2011 Amron International Catalog - Page 62 (Size: 114 KB) - Videos
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Brand Analox Video - FAQ
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Product FAQ's
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My reading is erratic, what is causing this?
Check to make sure the unit is not to close to a radio transmission. Also check that there is no condensation on the sensor. If this does not solve the issue then you may need a new sensor.
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How long do the batteries last?
Approximately 1 month if used continually (subject to alarm activation).
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My reading is alternating between a normal reading and “1888” – what does this mean?
Your batteries are running low – insert new batteries.
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How do I calibrate the unit?
The calibration procedure is listed in section 4.0 of the user manual. However, one simple way to calibrate is as follows:
To zero check the unit, disconnect your sensor jack plug from the socket on the front panel, select the 0-19.99% range using the switch on the front and the reading should read 0.00 (+/-0.02). To span adjust the unit select the 0-100 range and expose the sensor to normal ambient atmosphere. When the reading is steady adjust the “CAL” control until you have a reading of 20.9. -
Can I replace the sensor myself?
Yes, this is a simple procedure detailed in the user manual.
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My new oxygen cell is not reading 20.9% - what should I do?
You probably need to calibrate the unit as described in section 4.0 of the user manual.
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How long should my sensor last?
Up to 3 years at normal temperature and pressure.
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