New UL Approved Carbon Monoxide Reduces Development Time

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New UL Approved Carbon Monoxide Reduces Development Time

27 Mar, 2016

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DD Scientific is pleased to announce that the S+4 2ECO carbon monoxide sensor has successfully achieved Underwriters Laboratories (UL) performance certification UL2075.

If you plan to sell a residential or commercial carbon monoxide detector on the open market, it is vitally important that the detector is approved to a relevant performance standard such as UL2034 in North America or EN50291 in Europe.  Unfortunately, the time taken to have a device approved to these standards can be lengthy and add months to any development cycle.  The speed of development can however be increased by the use of a gas sensing component which has already been pre-approved to a relevant component certification.

The S+4 2ECO carbon monoxide sensor is now recognised as a component approved to UL2075.  As such, its performance across a range of characteristics including long term drift testing has been assessed and found to meet all requirements.

If you wish to develop a residential carbon monoxide detector or add a carbon monoxide sensing capability to an existing fire detector, the S+4 2ECO is the ideal choice for high performance and cost effective gas sensing. The sensor is available as an approved component both as a 2- electrode and 3-electrode device for enhanced temperature performance.

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