Explosion-Protected Model Infrared Gas Analyzer IR810S

NDIR Anayzer for Hazardouse Area CEMS and Combustion Control
IECEx/ATEX ZONE1
In recent years, environmental measurement has become increasingly important from the perspective of SDGs and carbon neutrality, and measurement accuracy standards are becoming more stringent every year.
The IR810S complies IECEx/ATEX ZONE1 and is the most suitable analyzer for hazardous area CEMS (Continuous Emission Monitoring System) thanks to uniqe measurement mechanism, and can meet the environmental regulations of various countries. It can also be used to manage process combustion in hazardous area for efficient control.
Yokogawa has been selling gas analyzers for environmental measurement since 1971, and continues to develop and improve them based on its many years of experience and achievements. The highly reliable IR800 series contribute to environmentally conscious factories by making their operations easier to measure.
The IR800 series infrared gas analyzer can measure concentrations O2 and up to 4 other components (NO, SO2, CO, CO2, CH4) in a sample gas using a non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) method. And as environmental regulations are becoming stricter, we have achieved stable measurement with less drift.

Our Active Zero-Drift Cancellation Mechanism achieves stable measurement of low concentrations, which are traditionally difficult to measure. It also includes Engineering/ASI functions—no need to add them separately.

Measurable Gas Components and Measuring Ranges
Component
Range
NO
0-50 ppm to 0-5000 ppm (Optional range : 0-50 ppm to 0-199 ppm）
SO2
0-50 ppm to 0-5000 ppm, 0-2 vol% to 0-10 vol%
(Optional range : 0-50 ppm to 0-199 ppm）
CO
0-50 ppm to 0-5000 ppm, 0-2 vol% to 0-100 vol%
(Optional range : 0-50 ppm to 0-199 ppm, 0-51 vol% to 0-100 vol%）
CO2
0-1000 ppm to 100 vol%
(Optional range : 0-1000 ppm to 0-4999 ppm, 0-26 vol% to 0-100 vol%）
CH4
0-2 vol% to 0-100 vol% (Optional range : 0-51 vol% to 0-100 vol%）
O2
0-5 vol% to 0-100 vol% * 0-25 vol% to 0-100 vol% for hydrogen background