Description
The high-pressure oxygen sensor (0.8~7.0 bar) measures 0100% oxygen with 8.5~14mV output. Designed for high-pressure systems, it’s ideal for oxygen chambers, tankers, and testing ships.
Specification
| Model | ATO-AOD1000 |
| Working Principle | Voltage Divider Electrochemical |
| Output Voltage | 8.5~14mV (in air) |
| Measurement Range | 0~100% |
| Response Time (T) | <10s full range |
| Linearity | <2% of full scale |
| Temperature Compensation | 0 (Equivalent, 0~50°C) |
| Load Resistance | >10kΩ |
| Interface | Molex 3-pin connector (2.54mm) |
| Housing Material | Gray ABS |
| Weight | Approx. 25g |
| Operating Temperature Range | 0~45°C |
| Operating Pressure Range | 0.8~7.0 bar |
| Operating Humidity Range | 0~99% RH (non-condensing) |
| Recommended Storage Temperature | 0~25°C |
| Expected Lifetime | 42 months |
Feature
- Operates in High-Pressure Environments: Designed to function reliably within a pressure range of 0.8 to 7 bar.
- Fast Response: Delivers quick and accurate oxygen measurements with a response time of less than 10 seconds.
- Temperature Compensation: Ensures consistent performance across a wide temperature range, enhancing measurement accuracy.
- Outstanding Long-Term Stability: Maintains reliable performance over extended periods, minimizing the need for frequent recalibration.
- Full-Scale Linear Output: Provides precise and proportional output across the entire measurement range of 0-100%.
Size (Unit:mm)
Interface Definition
1. Negative pin 2. Negative pin 3. Positive pin
Application
Tips: How is the sensor integrated into existing systems?
The sensor is easy to set up with its Molex 3-pin connector (2.54mm), which provides a strong and reliable connection. It has an output voltage of 8.5~14mV (in air), making it work well with many monitoring systems. Its small size makes it simple to install in both new and existing setups. The clear interface and straightforward wiring make it a great choice for improving current systems without major changes.
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