January 2006Analytical Instrumentation & Environmental Monitoring
The ECOM-J2K with wireless remote control is a portable emission analyser offering world-class performance in a rugged, user-friendly package. The J2K's handheld remote allows complete wireless operation of the analyser, a large LCD showing all values at a glance, zoom display capability, and plug-in memory up to 128 MB. The remote display feature makes the J2K suitable for where combustion controls are located away from the flue test port on large combustion systems.
The J2K can be fitted with sensors to measure O2, CO, NO, NO2, and SO2 along with gas and ambient temperatures, stack draft and pressure, plus calculations of CO2, efficiency, dew point and excess air. Standard ECOM features include high flow pump with flow meter, integral impact printer, thermoelectric gas cooler with automatic condensate drain, on board data storage, and proven CO over range protection. Sensor life generally averages 2-3 years due to proprietary design of sensor manifold and gas delivery system. Along with superior performance features, the J2K also offers wireless transmission of realtime data via ECOM's Advanced DAS program. Complete emission reports are recorded and stored to the user's laptop while on-site.
Summary of features:
* Complete wireless operation via handheld remote and PC.
* Large graphic display.
* All values at a glance, plus zoom function.
* Plug in memory up to 128 MB.
* High flow pump for quick response time and stable readings.
* On board flowmeter.
* Thermoelectric gas cooler with automatic moisture drain.
* Fuel selection.
* CO overload protection as well as high and low range sensors.
* Sensor temperature compensation for enhanced accuracy.
* Automatic drift correction.
* Integral thermal printer.
* Easy upgrades for custom application.
* Measurements in ppm, mg/m3, mg/kWhr and mg/MJ.
* Long service intervals.
* US EPA reporting structure.
The J2K is delivered to you with a 5 m sample line, 300 mm probe, spare filters, printer paper, and a protective storage case. Custom length heated sample lines are also available for EPA compliance.
For more information contact Stuart Truebody, Environmental Process Analytics, 012 661 6656, [email protected]
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