Features include:
- Output concentrations as low as 5 ppb
- Ability to easily set concentration directly in ppb
- Flow adjustable from 2 LPM to 20 LPM (depending on setup)
- Temperature & Pressure compensation
Environics® Ambient Monitor Calibrator with Ozone Generators facilitate dynamic calibration of ambient air analyzers. These instruments automatically perform zero, precision, span and multi-point calibrations using NO, NO2, SO2, CO, O3, hydrocarbons and other gases of interest. All ozone generators are factory calibrated using a NIST traceable ozone standard. The Series 6100, Series 6103 and Series 9100 all meet or exceed U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requirements.
The Environics® Series 6100 Computerized MultiGas Calibration System is a computer-controlled, state-of-the-art instrument for dynamic calibration of ambient air analyzers. The Series 6100 automatically performs zero, precision, span and multi-point calibrations using NO, NO2, SO2, CO, 03, hydrocarbons and other gases of interest. The 6100
meets or exceeds all U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requirements. Both in-service and new
Series 6100 can be optimized for low levels of ozone, down to 2 ppb repeatably.
The Environics® Series 7000 Zero Air Generators are easy to install, require minimal upkeep and are safer, easier and less costly than high-pressure gas cylinders.
The Zero Air Generators are capable of continuous delivery of up to 20 standard liters per minute (SLPM), 30 pounds per square inch (PSI) of dry, contaminant-free air, with <0.02 ppm Hydrocarbons (optional). The ZAG will produce ultra high purity zero grade air either from an existing compressed air source or as a powerful stand-alone unit. The air is a perfect method for generating zero reference calibration gas, ultra-pure combustion air for flame ionization detector (FID), service air for pneumatically operated valves, hydrocarbon free chromatography use and general laboratory use.
The Environics® Series Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device simulates altitude exposure and can be utilized for both research and training purposes. The U. S. Navy currently uses the ROBD to train aircrew to recognize the signs and symptoms of hypoxia and to perform the appropriate emergency procedures and additionally, conducts hypoxia research.
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