New Supreme Researcher’s Tool for Measuring NOx

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New Supreme Researcher’s Tool for Measuring NOx

02 Jul, 2015

Published over 11 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Air monitoring.

The Supreme Line CLDs from ECO PHYSICS (Switzerland) have all the features that researchers have always wanted. The operator can concentrate on science, while the instrument continuously and automatically measures NOx.

With an immediate response time, the highest sensitivity for all background ambient monitoring needs (from a few ppb down to 10 ppt), plus automatic chemical zero compensation, with selectivity, linearity,  etc., there is only one word for this new instrument: Supreme!

And if it comes to number crunching, this analyser offers an integrated hard disk with nearly unlimited storage capacity for data logging purposes. The structured SQL database allows for easy exportation of data. Of course, interfacing is up to date with not only RS232, but Ethernet connections. You, as the user, will therefore benefit from fewer hidden external connections.

The instrument has a compact design and requires less space in racks. With its tilted and adjustable front panel the readability of displayed information is vastly improved. The first unit has been tested in a remote location for over one year and has proven its full capability: Supreme performance!

For further information about the different models of the Supreme Line CLD from ECO PHYSICS  please contact our distributor in your country – they will be happy to assist you!

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