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The KQT-O2 oxygen gas detection sensor is a battery-type sensor. It generates an electric current through the reduction reaction of oxygen on the working electrode and the corresponding oxidation reaction of the anode material. The magnitude of the current is proportional to the concentration of oxygen. The concentration of oxygen can be determined by measuring the magnitude of the current.
1.Oxygen alarms in the mining field
2.Medical oxygen generators
3.Air quality detection instruments
4.Air purification equipment in underground parking lots and commercial areas
5.Air quality detection in vehicles, as well as the fresh air systems of in-vehicle purification equipment
1. High precision and long service life
2. Fast response speed and quick return to zero
3. Low power consumption and high sensitivity
4. Wide linear range
5. Strong anti-interference ability
6. Excellent repeatability and stability
Project | Parameter |
Model | KQT-O₂ |
Detection Principle | Electrochemical two-electrode |
Detected Gas | O₂ |
Detection Range | 0 - 25%VOL |
Maximum Load Concentration | 30%VOL |
Output Signal | 100±20 μA in air |
Zero-point Drift | 0.6%VOL |
Resolution | 0.1%VOL |
Response Time | T90 < 20s |
Bias Voltage | 0 |
Load Resistance | 100Ω |
Temperature Range | -30℃ - 50℃ |
Humidity Range | 15% RH to 90% RH (no condensation) |
Repeatability | < ±2% output signal |
Long-term Stability | < 2% signal / month |
Linearity | Linear, regression coefficient R² = 0.999 |
Working Pressure | 90 to 110 kPa |
Shelf Life | 12 months after delivery |
Service Life | 2 years |