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Safety / Fixed Gas Detection
Dräger X-node
Dräger X-node is a wireless IoT solution for process monitoring and analysis. The system solution converts reliable measurement data - gas concentration, temperature, humidity and pressure - from the X-node device into valuable information that you can access, analyse, visualise, monitor and store online via the X-node Hub.
Summary
Product overview
Wireless IoT solution for process monitoring and analysisConverts reliable measurement data into valuable informationAccessible online for analysis, visualization, monitoring, and storage
Category
Fixed Gas Detection
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Specifications
Technical groups extracted from the official Draeger detail page.
Specifications 1
- Type
- Wireless IoT solution
- Measuring Principle
- Electrochemical
- Bus
- LoRa/Bluetooth
Specifications 2
- Power Supply
- Lithium-Polymer Battery
- Temperature (operation)
- -20°C - 50°C
- Humidity
- 5 to 95% r.h., non-condensing
- Pressure (hPa)
- 700 - 1300
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- 17x9 cm
- Weight
- 300 g
- Housing Material
- Polycarbonat
- Degree of protection (IP class)
- IP65
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 dioxide
- More information
- Carbon monoxide
- More information
- Chlorine
- More information
- Chlorine dioxide
- More information
- Chlorosulphonic acid
- More information
- Diborane
- More information
- Dichlorosilane
- More information
- Diethylamine
- More information
- Dimethyl disulfide
- More information
- Dimethyl sulphide
- More information
- Dimethylamine (anhydrous)
- More information
- Epichlorohydrin
- More information
- Ethanol
- More information
- Ethyl ether
- More information
- Ethyl mercaptan
- More information
- Ethylamine
- More information
- Ethylene
- More information
- Ethylene oxide
- More information
- Fluorine
- More information
- Formaldehyde
- More information
- Formic acid
- More information
- Germanium tetrachloride
- More information
- Germanium tetrafluoride
- More information
- Germanium tetrahydride
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- Hydrogen
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- Hydrogen bromide (anhydrous)
- More information
- Hydrogen chloride (anhydrous)
- More information
- Hydrogen cyanide (anhydrous)
- More information
- Hydrogen fluoride (anhydrous)
- More information
- Hydrogen iodide solution (57%)
- More information
- Hydrogen peroxide
- More information
- Hydrogen sulphide
- More information
- Isopropylmercaptan
- More information
- Methanol
- More information
- Methyl mercaptan
- More information
- Methyl methacrylate
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- Methylamine (anhydrous)
- More information
- Nitric acid, fuming
- More information
- Nitric oxide
- More information
- Nitrogen dioxide
- More information
- Oxygen
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- Ozone
- More information
- Phosphine
- More information
- Phosphorus oxychloride
- More information
- Phosphorus trichloride
- More information
- Propyl mercaptan
- More information
- Propylene
- More information
- Propylene oxide
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- Silane
- More information
- Silicon tetrachloride
- More information
- Silicon tetrafluoride
- More information
- Stannic chloride
- More information
- Styrene
- More information
- Sulphur dioxide
- More information
- Tetrahydrofuran
- More information
- Tetrahydrothiophene
- More information
- Thionyl chloride
- More information
- Titanium tetrachloride
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- Trichlorosilane
- More information
- Triethylamine
- More information
- Trimethylamine (anhydrous)
- More information
- 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
- Dräger X-node
- 5601008
- DrägerSensor Acidic Compounds AC
- 6810595
- DrägerSensor Cl2
- 6809665
- DrägerSensor CO
- 6809605
- DrägerSensor CO LS
- 6809620
- DrägerSensor H2
- 6809685
- DrägerSensor H2O2 HC
- 6809675
- DrägerSensor H2O2 LC
- 6809705
- DrägerSensor H2S
- 6810435
- DrägerSensor H2S HC
- 6809710
- DrägerSensor H2S LC
- 6809610
- DrägerSensor HCl
- 6809640
- DrägerSensor HCN
- 6809650
- DrägerSensor HCN LC
- 6813200
- DrägerSensor Hydride SC
- 6809980
- DrägerSensor IR CO2
- 6800482
- DrägerSensor MEC NO
- 6812785
- DrägerSensor MEC O2
- 6812740
- DrägerSensor NH3 AL
- 6813735
- DrägerSensor NH3 FL
- 6813260
- DrägerSensor NH3 TL
- 6813095
- DrägerSensor NO
- 6809625
- DrägerSensor NO2 LC
- 6813205
- DrägerSensor O2 LS
- 6809630
- DrägerSensor OV 1
- 6810740
- DrägerSensor OV 2
- 6810745
- DrägerSensor Ozone
- 6814005
- DrägerSensor PH3/AsH3
- 6809695
- DrägerSensor SO2
- 6809660
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