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A New Range of Ammonia Sensors

16 Sep, 2014

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Teledyne DD-Scientific Limited

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DD-Scientific (UK) have launched a new range of ammonia sensors. The sensors are available in both

the GS+4 (20mm diameter) and GS+7 (32mm diameter) range. The sensors cover a range of 0-1000ppm ammonia. the new ammonia sensor family are also all unbiased ensuring suitable use for both portable and fixed gas detection applications.

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