9000 Series
9000 Series
Both the GX-9000 and GX-9000H are MED-approved devices. Designed for use in the marine industry, both models are adapted to meet the needs of a range of settings and applications in the marine industry.
Use with a sampling tube attachment of up to 45m to measure various gas levels within tanks or during gas freeing.
Specifications
| Product Name | SC-9000 | GX-9000H | GX-9000 | |
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| Product Subtitle | Portable Multi Toxic Gas Detector | Portable Multi Gas Detector | Portable Multi Gas Detector | |
| Product Type | Portable Gas Detector | Portable Gas Detector | Portable Gas Detector | |
| Industries | Semiconductors, Marine | Marine | Infrastructure, Marine | |
| Use Purpose | Safety management | Safety management | Safety management | |
| Single/Multi | Multi | Multi | Multi | |
| Certification | Japanese Certification, IECEx, ATEX, JIS | Japanese Certification, IECEx, ATEX, MED (Marine Equipment Directive), JIS, EN, etc.(depends on the specification) | Japanese Certification, IECEx, ATEX, MED (Marine Equipment Directive), JIS, EN, etc.(depends on the specification) | |
| Detectable Gas | Up to 3 Toxic Gases NH3 / F2 / HF / Cl2 / HCl / HBr / ClF3 / O3 / SiH4 / Si2H6 / PH3 / HCN / NO / NO2 / SO2 (Up to 3 Can Be Selected) *Combination Restrictions Apply | Up to 5 Types O₂, CO, H₂S (0–200 ppm) (Up to 3 Can Be Selected from Red Text), Combustible, H₂S (0–1,000 ppm) (Up to 2 Can Be Selected from Blue Text) |
Up to 6 Types O₂, CO, H₂S (0–200 ppm) (Up to 3 Can Be Selected from Red Text), Combustible, VOC, NH₃, O₃, Cl₂, SO₂, HCl, HCN, CO₂ vol% (Up to 3 Can Be Selected from Blue Text) |
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| Detection Range | Depend on Target Gas | Depend on Target Gas | Depend on Target Gas | |
| Principle of Detection |
Potentiostatic Electrolysis Method | Non-Dispersive Infrared Method, Potentiostatic Electrolysis Method | New Ceramic Catalytic Method, Thermal Conductivity Method, Non-Dispersive Infrared Method, Potentiostatic Electrolysis Method, Photo-Ionization Detector | |
| Sampling Method | Internal Sample Pump | Internal sample pump | Internal sample pump | |
| Ingress Proof Rating |
IP66/68 | IP66/68 | IP66/68 | |
| Dimensions | Approx. 158 (W) × 85 (H) × 132 (D) mm (excluding projections) | Approx. 158 (W) × 85 (H) × 132 (D) mm (excluding projections) | Approx. 158 (W) × 85 (H) × 132 (D) mm (excluding projections) | |
| Weight | Approx. 1.1 kg (Includes Battery And Battery Unit) | Approx. 1.1 kg (Includes Battery And Battery Unit) | Approx. 1.1 kg (Includes Battery And Battery Unit) | |
| Remarks | Continuous Operation Time: Approx. 35 Hours (Rechargeable Battery), Approx. 15 Hours (Dry Battery) High-Concentration Hydrogen Sulfide Measurement | Continuous Operation Time: Approx. 25 Hours (Rechargeable Battery), Approx. 12 Hours (Dry Battery). Combustible Gas Conversion Function | ||
| Power Source | Rechargeble lithium-ion battery unit, Dry battery unit (AA alkaline battery 6 pcs.) | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Unit, Dry Battery Unit (AA Alkaline Battery 6 pcs.) | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Unit, Dry Battery Unit (AA Alkaline Battery 6 pcs.) | |
| Continuous Operation |
Approx. 60 Hours [Lithium Ion Battery Unit] Approx. 30 Hours [Dry Battery Unit] (At 25℃, No Alarm, No Lighting) |
Approx. 35 Hours (Fully Charged) [Lithium Ion Battery Unit] Approx. 15 Hours (25℃, No Alarm, No Lighting) [Dry Battery Unit] Varies Depending on the Mounted Sensor. |
Approx. 25 Hours (Fully Charged) [Lithium Ion Battery Unit] Approx. 12 Hours (25℃, No Alarm, No Lighting) [Dry Battery Unit] Varies Depending on the Mounted Sensor. |
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| Operating Temperature Range |
-20 ℃ to +50 ℃ (no sudden changes) | Temporary Ambient Conditions : --40 ℃ To +60 ℃ (No Sudden Changes) Continuous Ambient Conditions : --20 ℃ To +50 ℃ (No Sudden Changes) |
Temporary Ambient Conditions : -40 ℃ To +60 ℃ (No Sudden Changes) Continuous Ambient Conditions : -20 ℃ To +50 ℃ (No Sudden Changes) * May Vary Depending On The Mounted Sensor |
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| Operating Humidity Range |
20 to 90 %RH (no condensation) |
Temporary Ambient Conditions : 0 To 95 %RH (No Condensation) Continuous Ambient Conditions : 10 To 90 %RH (No Condensation) * May Vary Depending On The Mounted Sensor |
Temporary Ambient Conditions : 0 To 95 %RH (No Condensation) Continuous Ambient Conditions : 10 To 90 %RH (No Condensation) * May Vary Depending On The Mounted Sensor. |
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