Amphenol SGX Sensortech Solid Polymer Electrochemical Gas Sensors

Amphenol SGX Sensortech Solid Polymer Electrochemical Gas Sensors are designed to detect a wide range of gases, including carbon monoxide, chlorine, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), as well as humidity and particulates. These sensors are based on the principle of electrochemical catalytic reaction. The sensor responds to the target gas and delivers a very small current proportional to the gas concentration. The series utilizes a dry core design featuring three electrodes in contact with the solid electrochemical material. A typical electrode consists of a surface area of precious metal and other materials. The electrode, electrochemical cell, and surrounding air are in contact, allowing the gas to diffuse through the porous membrane into the sensor's working electrode. At this working electrode, the gas is oxidized or reduced.

These solid polymer electrochemical gas sensors from Amphenol SGX Sensortech are small and highly sensitive. The modules do not use power and have low cross-sensitivity to other gases. The sensors are ideal for a wide range of applications, including offices, classrooms, industrial settings, and residential properties.

Features

  • Detects a wide variety of gases with high selectivity
  • Long >5-year lifetime
  • Small size housing (PS1)
  • 4-series Industry standard housing (PS4)
  • No power consumption
  • No zero drift
  • Requires no recalibration if used at altitude
  • Linear output
  • No electrochemical leakage
  • Wide -40°C to +55°C temperature operation
  • Fast response time of <30s

Applications

  • Air quality monitors
  • Parking garages
  • Air purifiers
  • Leakage detection
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Industrial safety monitoring
  • Portable gas detectors
  • Oil and petrochemical industry
  • Fire early-warning systems

Overview

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Detectable Gases

Infographic - Amphenol SGX Sensortech Solid Polymer Electrochemical Gas Sensors
Publicado: 2022-07-28 | Actualizado: 2026-02-03