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OLCT 10N Fixed Digital Gas Detector
OLCT 10N
Fixed Digital Gas Detector
NEW! Discover the preconfigured pack with cable : Easy Duo
- Digital transmitter without display
- Available with catalytic bead or electrochemical sensors
- Detects O2, combustible gas, and toxic gases
- Available for detection of O2, CO2, H2S, NH3, NO, NO2, Methane, Propane, Butane and Hydrogen
- For commercial and light industrial applications (laboratories, cooling rooms, hospitals, boiler rooms, waste water treatment plants, etc.)
Digital combustible detector for oxygen, toxic gases or combustible
The OLCT 10N is a digital combustible gas detector designed for to detect combustible, toxic gases or oxygen.
Intended for use in combination with the MX 16, MX 32 and MX 43 controller, the OLCT 10N provides a fast and accurate response.
All transmitter information is received by the controller in less than 1 second.
Non-intrusive operator interface requires only a simple magnetic wand and allows one man calibration without opening the enclosure.
NEW!
Available in Easy Duo version, a new controller + detector + cable* offer.
This offer applies to versions:
- MX 16 + OLCT 10N O₂
- MX 16 + OLCT 10N CO₂
- MX 16 + OLCT 10N CO
- MX 16 + OLCT 10N H₂
- MX 16 + OLCT 10N CH₄
Simplified configuration (no software)
Available in 4-20mA version.
Easy and also ready to use.
OLCT-10N
Easy Duo, exclusive interview
Documentation
Certifications
Certification
Description
| ATEX | A product regulation which ensures the safety of equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres in the European Union. |
| CE | indicates that a product has been assessed by the manufacturer and deemed to meet EU safety, health and environmental protection requirements. |
| EAC | Gost R and EAC certifications are mandatory in order to have access at all to the Russian market and the markets of the five EAC members |
| IECEx | The IECEx System is an international system for the safety of equipment installed in a potentially explosive atmosphere. |