Re: Low cost sensors (gas sensors)?
- From: "Tom Lucas" <news@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Oct 2006 17:19:47 -0000
"Alex Gibson" <news@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Bit stuck trying to find some low/lower cost gas sensors
especially C02.
By lower cost for gas sensors I mean sub US$200 if possible.
For an existing application we are using the sensata/klixon (exTI)
4GS series but in small quantities are just way to expensive and to
large.
A C02 sensor with 5 - 12% accuracy would be fine.
Need to measure 0 - 2000ppm , 0 - 5000ppm and 0 - 10000ppm.
The 4GS when calibrated are 3.75% accurate below 1500ppm.
They can do 0 -2000 or 0 -5000.
Part of the problem is the low quantity we are using
(under 100 of each type per year) and some distributors(quite a lot)
don't have pricing or bother giving pricing for this small an amount.
Thats even though even a small order can be in the tens of thousands
as
some of the senors cost up to US$1500 ea.
Mostly for air quality monitoring (indoor and outdoor) and water
quality.
http://www.citytech.com/ These guys will work in low volumes and make
good reliable sensors and cells.
.
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