Packing Specification

Oxygen Gas Analyzer Service Details:

Calibration: This is the core of the service. It involves adjusting the analyzer's sensor to match a known standard. The most common method is a two-point calibration using a "zero gas" (a gas with no or very low oxygen content, like pure nitrogen) and a "span gas" (a gas with a known, higher concentration of oxygen, often clean air with approximately 20.9% O₂ or a certified calibration gas).

Preventive Maintenance: This involves routine tasks to keep the analyzer in optimal condition. This includes cleaning or replacing filters, checking for leaks in the sample gas lines, inspecting all connections and wiring, and verifying the proper functioning of auxiliary gases (if used).

Functional Checks: The service provider will verify that all components are working correctly, including the power supply, display, alarms, and any data output systems (e.g., analog signals, communication links).

Troubleshooting and Repair: If the analyzer is malfunctioning or fails to calibrate, the service will include diagnosis and repair of the issue, which might involve replacing a sensor, a circuit board, or other damaged components.