Gasboard-5020 Automobile Emission Gas Analyzer
Automotive Exhaust Gas Analyzers

Gasboard-5020

Automobile Emission Gas Analyzer

Model
Gasboard-5020
Category
Gas Analyzers › Automotive Exhaust Gas Analyzers

Parameters: CO, CO2, HC, O2, NO (optional: NOx)

IndustriesAutomotive
Measurement PrincipleNDIRElectrochemical

Overview

Gasboard-5020 is a vehicle emission analyzer for gasoline, LPG and CNG vehicles, measuring CO, CO2 and HC with dual-beam NDIR and O2 and NO with electrochemical sensors. Equivalent to OIML R99 Class 0, it has a built-in printer and RPM sensor options for inspection stations and workshops.

Key Features

  • NDIR gas bench with regulated temperature system, high accuracy, better stability.
  • Equivalent with OIML R99 class 0 standard.
  • Cleanable NDIR gas chamber for easy maintenance.
  • Built-in printer can print out real time measurement data.
  • The engine tachometer can be connected with Gasboard-5020 by RS-232 communication.
  • Mass production ensures fast delivery.

Measured Parameters

ParameterMeasuring Range
COTo be confirmed
CO2To be confirmed
HCTo be confirmed
O2To be confirmed
NOTo be confirmed
NOx (optional)To be confirmed

Specifications

MeasurementsCO2, CO, HC, optional O2, NOx gases.
TechnologyNDIR | ECD
Measuring rangeCO2 | CO | HC | O2 | NO
0-20%0-10% / (*0-15% optional) | 0-9999ppm / (*0-20000ppm optional) | 0-25% | 0-5000ppm
Resolution0.01% | 1ppm
Errorrel. | ±4% | ±3% | ±5%
(which ever is greater)Abs. | ±0.4% | ±0.03% | ±10ppm | ±0.1% | ±25ppm
Warm-up time10 minutes
Response time (T90)10 seconds (NDIR) , 30 seconds (Zirconia)
DisplayLCD display
Power supply110V-220V±10% 50Hz ±1Hz
Operation Temperature0~50℃
Dimension260×180×360mm
Flow rate0.7-1.2L/min
Weight6kg
Standard accessoriesSampling pipe and probe, standby filters, RS-232 cable, power cable
OptionsBuilt-in printer, RPM sensor, Oil temperature sensor

Applications

  • Vehicle inspection stations: regulatory limits for gasoline, LPG and CNG
  • Repair shops and garages: combustion quality checks
  • Manufacturers and industry: emission concentration compliance checks
  • University and laboratory research