SICK Ltd ZIRKOR200 In-situ Gas Analyzers
Overview
SICK’s ZIRKOR200 gas analyzer provides very robust, reliable, and suitability-tested oxygen measurement for small and large combustion plants. The ZIRKOR200 is characterized by a measurement cell with a particularly long service life. The long-life technology employed for this purpose increases the resistance of the measurement cell in corrosive and reducing conditions in particular. The integrated measurement cell monitoring system and fully automated adjustment significantly reduce the maintenance effort. The ZIRKOR remote app allows you to wirelessly access the analyzer quickly and easily. The ZIRKOR200 provides a low-maintenance, simple oxygen measurement system for incineration optimization. Thanks to its suitability test as per EN 15267, it is also suitable for emission monitoring.
- Electrochemical cell with extremely long service life due to innovative protection mechanisms
- Self-monitoring electrochemical cell
- Fully automated adjustment mechanism integrated into the control unit
- Version for high temperatures available
- ZIRKOR remote app for remote access to the analyzer
- Very short response time
- Suitability-tested according to EN 15267
- Ex version for ATEX/IECEx, Zone 1 and Zone 21
Available: Eastern Canada
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Your Benefits
- Very high availability due to electrochemical cell with extremely long service life
- High reliability due to innovative measurement cell protection – even in corrosive or reducing conditions
- Reduction in analyzer failures because of internal self-monitoring
- No manual adjustment required
- Quick measurement close to the combustion process for timely control
- Approved for emission monitoring
- Easy analyzer operation – including remotely
- High safety levels because of outstanding Ex safety concept
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The future is now. The fourth industrial revolution is in full swing. Worldwide! Networked production and control processes in complex machine environments are no longer a thing of the future. The foundation for dynamic, real-time-optimized, and self-organizing industry processes is information gathering and the further processing of that information. As providers of data, sensors are essential for Smart Factories. SICK, an expert in sensors, is therefore at the forefront of developments. Sensor technology is the prerequisite for successful implementation of Industry 4.0.
