Model T200UP Ultra-Sensitive PhotolyticNO-NO2 Analyzer0 pages

TELEDYNE

ADVANCED POLLUTION INSTRUMENTATION

A Teledyne Technologies Company

Model T200UP Ultra-Sensitive Photolytic NO-N02 Analyzer

The Model T200UP provides Trace Level measurements of NO

and N02 using our Model T200U NOx analyzer combined with a

patented photolytic converter. Even low temperature

molybdenum converters transform other nitrogen-containing

compounds such as HN03, PAN, etc. to a considerable extent.

Simultaneous measurements of N02 performed with

molybdenum and photolytic converters have shown significantly

different results in the presence of such compounds.

In the photolytic process the sample gas passes through a cell

where it is exposed to light at a specific wavelength from an LED

array. This causes the N02 to be selectively converted to NO

with negligible interference from other gases. Combined with

the proven Model T200U, it provides ultra-sensitive

performance, with a lower detectable limit of 0.1 ppb or better

and is ideally suited for NCore research sites and the low-level

direct N02 measurements required for roadside monitoring.

All T Series instruments offer an advanced color display

capacitive touch screen, intuitive user interface, flexible I/O, and

built-in data acquisition capability. All instrument set up, control

and access to stored data and diagnostic information is

available through the front panel, or via RS232, Ethernet, or USB

com ports either locally or by remote connection using the

included APIcom™ software.

►► Ranges: 0-5 ppb to 0-2,000 ppb,

user selectable

Highly specific conversion of NO2

►► Ethernet, RS-232, and (optional)

USB com ports

►► Front panel USB connections for

peripheral devices and firmware

upgrades

►► 8 analog inputs (optional)

►► 100 ppt lower detectable limit

►► Catalytic ozone scrubber

►► Comprehensive internal data

logging with programmable

averaging periods

►► Ability to log virtually any operating

parameter

►► Two-year warranty

Free Custom&r Support by t&l&phon& and email for the life of the instrument