Lancom III - the Most Robust, Versatile and Complete Portable Flue Gas Analyser in the World

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Lancom III - the Most Robust, Versatile and Complete Portable Flue Gas Analyser in the World

25 Feb, 2008

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Complete: The Lancom III is capable of measurement of CO low, CO high, O2, NO, NO2, NOx, SO2, H2S, CO2 and Hydrocarbons. In addition the analyser can calculate combustion efficiency, loss, excess air, CO2, total NOx and can provide measurement corrections such as oxygen normalisation, wet or dry analysis and automatic reading conversions.
Features such as data logging, serial communications and an integral printer come as standard.
Versatile: The analyser has the flexibility to meet all measurement requirements in a single instrument. The user simply selects the gas types and options (from an extensive list) that are required for their specific application. Uniquely, the Lancom III can be upgraded in the field by remote communications, where future changes in application requirements arise. There is no need to return the instrument to the factory.
Robust: The Lancom III weighs only 6 kg, and can easily be carried around any plant; the compact design ensures that access to remote locations via ladders or gantry work is no problem. It is highly robust and ideal for daily use in harsh industrial environments. Available for HIRE & Sales in IRELAND through Q Instrument Services Limited (UK).

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