New lead-free oxygen sensors comply with new RoHS legislation while providing an enhanced level of precision and durability

Gas detection

New lead-free oxygen sensors comply with new RoHS legislation while providing an enhanced level of precision and durability

23 Feb, 2022

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Oxygen sensors with lead will be banned under Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) legislation from 2024. DD-Scientific has developed lead-free oxygen sensors that are not only compliant with the new legislation, but also provide considerably improved performance and lifespan. 

DD Scientific’s lead-free sensors work in a similar way to current toxic electrochemical sensors so OEMs will not have to develop new and complex drive circuitry. They are stable over periods of 8 years and over and, unlike lead based sensors, they are ideal for use in acid gas streams. 

The new sensors are available in DD Scientific’s 4 Series general purpose industrial package, the 5 Series package for emissions monitoring and combustion gas analysis and in a miniature DceL package for easier gas monitor portability. 

IET 36.2 Mar/Apr 2026

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