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Dräger Polytron 5100 EC
The Dräger Polytron 5100 EC is a cost-effective explosion-proof transmitter for the detection of toxic gases or oxygen in standard applications. It uses a high performance plug-and-play electrochemical DrägerSensor to detect a specific gas. A 2- or 3-wire 4 to 20 mA output with relays makes it compatible with most control systems.
Summary
Product overview
Monitors toxic gases or oxygen in standard applicationsUses a high-performance plug-and-play electrochemical DrägerSensorRobust, compact housing with IP66 protection
Category
Fixed Gas Detection
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Specifications
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Specifications 1
- Type
- Transmitter
- Measuring Principle
- Electrochemical
- Cable entry
- M20 or 3/4" NPT
- SIL
- SIL 2 (IEC 61508-2)
Specifications 2
- Power Supply
- 10 to 30 V CD, 3-wire
- Temperature (operation)
- -40°C - 65°C
- Humidity
- 0 to 100% r.h., non-condensing
- Pressure (hPa)
- 700 - 1300
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- 28x15x13 cm
- Weight
- 5 Kg
- Housing Material
- Epoxy coated copper-free aluminum or stainless steel SS316 L
- Degree of protection (IP class)
- IP65/66/67
Specifications 4
- Name
- More information
- Acetaldehyde
- More information
- Acetic Acid
- More information
- Acetic acid ethenyl ester
- More information
- Acetylene
- More information
- Ammonia (anhydrous)
- More information
- Antimony pentachloride
- More information
- Arsine
- More information
- Boron tribromide
- More information
- Boron trichloride
- More information
- Boron trifluoride
- More information
- Bromine (gaseous)
- More information
- Carbon monoxide
- More information
- Chlorine
- More information
- Chlorine dioxide
- More information
- Chlorosulphonic acid
- More information
- Diborane
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- Dichlorosilane
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- Diethylamine
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- Dimethyl disulfide
- More information
- Dimethyl sulphide
- More information
- Dimethylamine (anhydrous)
- More information
- Disilane
- More information
- Ethanol
- More information
- Ethyl ether
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- Ethyl mercaptan
- More information
- Ethylamine
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- Ethylene
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- Ethylene oxide
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- Fluorine
- More information
- Formaldehyde
- More information
- Formic acid
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- Germanium tetrachloride
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- Germanium tetrafluoride
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- Germanium tetrahydride
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- Hydrazine (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen
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- Hydrogen bromide (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen chloride (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen cyanide (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen fluoride (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen iodide solution (57%)
- More information
- Hydrogen peroxide
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- Hydrogen selenide (as Se) (anhydrous)
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- Hydrogen sulphide
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- Isopropylamine
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- Isopropylmercaptan
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- Methanol
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- Methyl hydrazine
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- Methyl mercaptan
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- Methylamine (anhydrous)
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- N,N-Dimethylethylamine
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- N,N-Dimethylhydrazine
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- Nitric acid, fuming
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- Nitric oxide
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- Nitrogen dioxide
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- Oxygen
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- Phosgene
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- Phosphine
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- Phosphorus oxychloride
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- Phosphorus trichloride
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- Propyl mercaptan
- More information
- Propylene
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- Propylene oxide
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- Silane
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- Silicon tetrachloride
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- Silicon tetrafluoride
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- Stannic chloride
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- Sulphur dioxide
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- Tetrahydrofuran
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- Tetrahydrothiophene
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- Thionyl chloride
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- Titanium tetrachloride
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- Trichlorosilane
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- Triethylamine
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- Trimethylamine (anhydrous)
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- Vinyl chloride
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- 1,3-Butadiene
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- 2-Methyl-2-propanethiol
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- 2-Propanol
- More information
Specifications 5
- Product
- Order number
- DrägerSensor Acidic Compounds AC
- 6810595
- DrägerSensor Cl2
- 6809665
- DrägerSensor CO
- 6809605
- DrägerSensor CO LH
- 6812570
- DrägerSensor CO LS
- 6809620
- DrägerSensor COCl2
- 6809930
- DrägerSensor H2
- 6809685
- DrägerSensor H2O2 LC
- 6809705
- DrägerSensor H2S
- 6810435
- DrägerSensor H2S HC
- 6809710
- DrägerSensor H2S LC
- 6809610
- DrägerSensor HCN LC
- 6813200
- DrägerSensor Hydride
- 6809635
- DrägerSensor N2H4
- 6810180
- DrägerSensor NH3 TH
- 6800055
- DrägerSensor NH3 HC
- 6809645
- DrägerSensor NH3 LC
- 6809680
- DrägerSensor NH3 TL
- 6813095
- DrägerSensor NO
- 6809625
- DrägerSensor NO2 LC
- 6813205
- DrägerSensor O2 LS
- 6809630
- DrägerSensor OV 1
- 6810740
- DrägerSensor SO2
- 6809660
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