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ATEX TVOC monitor
November 1st 2009

New from Ion Science is the ATEX approved 3 wire TVOC (total volatile organic compound) monitor, for use without safety barriers in Zone 2 hazardous areas.

Since the TVOC can be installed without barriers in a Zone 2 area, it can be used to directly replace an existing photoionisation detector (PID – saving time and costs on installation.

It is also available as an IECEx and ATEX approved 4 wire option for zone 1 areas with safety barriers.

Designed for fixed, continuous area monitoring, TVOC provides rapid, accurate detection of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The 4- 20mA analogue output allows TVOC to be integrated into a DCS control system to give warning or control of high VOC levels within the working environment.

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