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The WIKA GIR-10 is built for demanding SF6 Gas Products environments. Key features include Smallest concentrations of up to 0.6 ppmv can be detected. Typical applications: Locating and quantifying leakages at SF 6 gas filled equipment Determination of leak rate for final inspection of SF 6 gas filled.
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| Product Category | Sf6 Gas Products |
| Product Type | Detection instruments |
| Summary | Based on infrared technology |
| Applications | Locating and quantifying leakages at SF 6 gas filled equipment Determination of leak rate for final inspection of SF 6 gas filled equipment |
| Key Features | Smallest concentrations of up to 0.6 ppmv can be detected Responds only to SF 6 gas and is therefore not sensitive to humidity and common volatile organic compounds (VOC) Easy to use Fast response time Calibration in the factory using certified test gases |
| Description | The gas detector model GIR10 is used for the detection of the smallest SF 6 gas concentrations and is thus ideal for detecting the place and size of leakages. Infrared technology The GIR10, which is based on the non-dispersive infrared technology (NDIR), offers fast response times and reliable measured values even in case of small leakages. Simple operation This instrument is characterised by simple handling and good readability. Both the hand-held instrument and the console case are equipped with a digital indicator which is easy to read. This allows reading the current SF 6 gas values from any position. The leakage detection is carried out using a hand-held instrument which has a movable gooseneck with gas inlet on the front side. An exchangeable filter prevents particles from being sucked in, thus protecting the infrared sensor. A pump in the console case provides continuous flow of the sucked-in gas mixture through the sample chamber of the infrared sensor. If the SF 6 gas is already present in low concentrations in the measurement environment, this offset can be tared to 0 ppmv at the instrument. It makes the leakage detection easier, as every measured value greater than 0 ppmv represents leakage. Depending on the version, model GIR10 sends an acoustic alarm when defined concentrations are exceeded. |
| Product Category | Sf6 Gas Products |
| Product Type | Detection instruments |
| Summary | Based on infrared technology |
| Applications | Locating and quantifying leakages at SF 6 gas filled equipment Determination of leak rate for final inspection of SF 6 gas filled equipment |
| Key Features | Smallest concentrations of up to 0.6 ppmv can be detected Responds only to SF 6 gas and is therefore not sensitive to humidity and common volatile organic compounds (VOC) Easy to use Fast response time Calibration in the factory using certified test gases |
| Description | The gas detector model GIR10 is used for the detection of the smallest SF 6 gas concentrations and is thus ideal for detecting the place and size of leakages. Infrared technology The GIR10, which is based on the non-dispersive infrared technology (NDIR), offers fast response times and reliable measured values even in case of small leakages. Simple operation This instrument is characterised by simple handling and good readability. Both the hand-held instrument and the console case are equipped with a digital indicator which is easy to read. This allows reading the current SF 6 gas values from any position. The leakage detection is carried out using a hand-held instrument which has a movable gooseneck with gas inlet on the front side. An exchangeable filter prevents particles from being sucked in, thus protecting the infrared sensor. A pump in the console case provides continuous flow of the sucked-in gas mixture through the sample chamber of the infrared sensor. If the SF 6 gas is already present in low concentrations in the measurement environment, this offset can be tared to 0 ppmv at the instrument. It makes the leakage detection easier, as every measured value greater than 0 ppmv represents leakage. Depending on the version, model GIR10 sends an acoustic alarm when defined concentrations are exceeded. |
