Cambridge Sensotec Ltd

  The Rapidox 2100 oxygen gas analyser has been announced by Cambridge Sensotec with new and improved enhancements. Accurate and reliable, the gas analyser originally created back in 2000 still services today.

Now sub-ppm measurements up to 30% of oxygen gas can be analysed rapidly and accurately, with the Rapidox 2100 zirconia oxygen analyser. The robust remote sensor, connected via a 2mcable, can be placed within the heart of the application, providing 24/7 of reliable gas analysis.

The Rapidox 5100 Multigas Analyser from Cambridge Sensotec  is a high precision instrument based on the same technology as the Rapidox 7100 Multigas Analyser with the added advantage of being fully portable with 8 hours of continuous battery powered operation. This gas analyser is designed for the analysis of up to six compatible gases simultaneously, with gas sensing configurations selected to suit Biogas, Syngas or other applications.

Cambridge Sensotec is continually developing its global reach and expansion into new markets. The importance and benefits of analysing SF6 (Sulphur Hexafluoride) gas is becoming ever increasingly necessary within the electricity market, due to environmental regulations and potential reductions in maintenance costs. 

Cambridge Sensotec announced the launch of their new Rapidox SF6 6100 Pump Back gas analyser at the EP China Exhibition in Beijing this month. The analyser is designed for monitoring SF6 gas within medium and high voltage gas insulated electrical equipment. EP China is an international event organised by the China Electricity Council, showcasing electrical power automation equipment and technology to an international audience. The Rapidox SF6 6100 Pump Back gas analyser headlined the revamped range of Rapidox SF6 gas analysers on the Cambridge Sensotec stand, attracting many international visitors.

Featuring a gas return function, the portable SF6 gas analyser from Cambridge Sensotec meets the requirements of the electricity generation and distribution industries. The analyser will allow the user to return the sample to pressurised switchgear. SF6 gas samples can be extracted from the GIS equipment into the analyser, measured and pumped back.