infrared CH4 sensor

4NCH₄ NDIR Methane Sensor

High sensitivity and resolution

Low power consumption and fast response time

Provide UART, analog voltage and other output modes

Temperature compensation, excellent linear output

Excellent stability

Anti-water vapor interference, anti-poisoning, long service life

Product Overview

The 4N-CH4 combustible gas sensor is a general intelligent infrared gas sensor (hereinafter referred to as the sensor). It uses the principle of non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) to detect the hydrocarbon combustible gas in the air. It has good selectivity, no oxygen dependence, stable performance, long service life, and built-in temperature compensation. The sensor is a compact and high-performance sensor made by combining infrared absorption gas detection technology with micro-machining and sophisticated circuit design. It is easy to use and can be used as a substitute for catalytic sensors. It is widely used in various occasions where there are flammable and explosive gases.

Application Field

  • HVAC and indoor air quality inspection
  • Industrial process and safety protection monitoring
  • Agricultural and animal husbandry production process monitoring

Product Characteristics

  • High sensitivity, high resolution, low power consumption and fast response time
  • Provide UART, analog voltage and other output modes
  • Temperature compensation, excellent linear output, excellent stability and long service life
  • Resistance to water vapor interference and poisoning

Specification

Technical parameters

 

Model 4N-CH4
Detecting Gas methane
Operating Voltage 3.6~5.5VDC
Average Current <60mA
Detecting Range 0~100%Vol
Interface level 3.0V
Output Signal UART
0.4~2V
Preheating Time 1min
Response Time T90 < 30s
Working Temperature -20~60℃
Working Humidity 0~95% RH(No Condensation )
Overall dimension Φ20 mm X 21.4 mm
Weight 35g
Service life > 5 Years
Protection grade IP54

Sensor structure diagram

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