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SGF104 – Oxygen Sensor

The SGF104 has been introduced by Duomo at the request of architects and consultants to provide a more architecturally discrete enclosure without compromising the sensitivity of detection. The SGF104 Oxygen sensor measures oxygen depletion and excess oxygen.

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The Duomo SGF104 Oxygen Sensor measures Oxygen depletion or excess Oxygen in the air. Other sensors within the range sense Natural Gas, CO, Freons, H2S, Hydrogen, and LPG. Suitable applications for the SGF104 include:

  • Research & Teaching Laboratories
  • Food & Manufacturing
  • Assembly clean rooms

Where a risk, for example, of Nitrogen (or any inert gas) leaking may reduce oxygen content within an enclosed environment.

Features

Product Details

  • Oxygen sensor
  • 4-20mA output
  • Senses depletion or Excess O2
  • Compatible with Duomo controllers*
  • Architecturally discrete Gas sensor
  • Ceiling or wall mounted
  • Status indication lights
  • Conforms to EN50104 and EN50270
  • 12 to 24V DC supply
  • Relay output 1A @ 30V DC
  • IP64 Protective rating

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Onsite Diagnostics

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  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Service

We recommend Duomo Gas Detection products are serviced at least annually to ensure efficacy and extend sensor life. Our qualified team of engineers are available Nationwide.

Service

Datasheets

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    SGF104 Datasheet

    2.74 MB | pdf

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Support & Service

If you require technical assistance or an annual service on this product please contact us and we will be happy to help. Our qualified team of engineers are available Nationwide.

Duomo (UK) Ltd

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