Speedy warm up IRidium bench from City Technology

Sensor Review

ISSN: 0260-2288

Article publication date: 1 March 2001

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(2001), "Speedy warm up IRidium bench from City Technology", Sensor Review, Vol. 21 No. 1. https://doi.org/10.1108/sr.2001.08721aaf.001

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Emerald Group Publishing Limited

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Speedy warm up IRidium bench from City Technology

Speedy warm up IRidium bench from City Technology

Keywords: Gas sensors, Infrared

City Technology Limited, a world leader in gas sensing technology for over 20 years, announces the launch of its IRidium infra-red bench for the automotive gas analyser market.

The most compact and versatile combination of gas sensing technology yet available world-wide, the IRidium provides OEMs with ultra-fast sensing technology for integration into instruments used in the inspection and maintenance of vehicles and in the repair/aftermarket sector (see Plate 1).

Warm up <30 seconds

With a warm up period of less than 30 seconds, the IRidium bench gets right to work without delay. Brian Robson, Business Development Executive, Automotive said: "The IRidium is pretty revolutionary for the sector as fast warm up is crucial for increasing vehicle throughput and operator productivity. The feedback from OEMs has been very positive."

Plate 1 The new IRidium bench from City Technology in the UK - making integration easier than ever

Ultra compact

Measuring just 32mm x 42mm x 150mm the IRidium has no moving parts, making integration with other analytical instrumentation easier than ever, for a wide range of applications.

Combined infra-red and electrochemical sensing technology

The ultimate in convenience, City's IRidium system combines the latest infra-red technology with proven excellence in electrochemical sensing – a OneStop Shop.

Five gases

The combined technologies allow five gases to be detected: hydrocarbons; CO and CO2 both via infra-red; and NO and O2 by means of the electrochemical technology.

Energy requirement <1 watt

The IRidium uses less than an average of 1 watt of electrical energy to function and a wide range of input voltage from 8-36 volts DC.

User-friendly interfaces

Interfaces for the IRidium have been developed with convenience in mind. A standard interface type – RS232 and asynchronous – along with input and control signals, all combine for easy integration of the bench and sensor/s into analyser instrumentation. Custom manifolds for the electrochemical sensor/s are provided in line with requirements.

Approvals

OEMs will benefit from the IRidium's full range of approvals: ASM/BAR 97; and European approval to OIML Class O.

For further information contact Brian Robson, Business Development Executive at City Technology Tel: +44 23 9232 5511; E-mail: brian.robson@citytech.co.uk

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