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Zellweger BAS98ATEX3008X OTB122 | Gas Detector Sensor Head
Manufacturer: Zellweger Analytics (Honeywell)
Model: BAS98ATEX3008X (cert) / OTB122 (type)
Type: Open‑path infrared (IR) gas detector sensor head (flammable gases)
Certification: ATEX II 2G Ex d [ia] IIC T4/T6; BAS98ATEX3008X
Status: Obsolete / legacy; available as surplus or replacement part
Applications: Oil & gas, petrochemical, refineries, hazardous area gas monitoring
Specifications
- Detection Principle: Open‑path infrared (IR), non‑contact, poison‑immune
- Target Gases: Methane (CH₄), hydrocarbons (LEL)
- Detection Range: 4–120 m (path length)
- Sensitivity: 0–100% LEL (methane‑calibrated)
- Response Time: T90 < 3 s (fast, no drift)
- Power Supply: 18–32 V DC; Tx ≤13 W, Rx ≤5 W
- Output: 4–20 mA (sink/source selectable); Modbus RS485
- Enclosure: Aluminium/stainless steel, IP66 (weatherproof)
- Temperature Range: −40 °C to +60 °C (T4); −40 °C to +40 °C (T6)
- Approvals: ATEX, IECEx, UL, CSA; BAS98ATEX3008X (BASEEFA)
- Dimensions (W×H×D): ~130 × 70 × 50 mm (sensor head)
- Weight: ~2.5 kg
Key Features
- Open‑Path IR Design: Covers wide areas; no sampling pumps needed
- ATEX Certified: For Zone 1/2 explosive atmospheres
- Fast & Stable: No catalytic bead poisoning; long life (>10 years)
- Dual Output: 4–20 mA + Modbus for PLC/DCS integration
- Self‑Diagnostics: Continuous health monitoring; fault LED indication
- Harsh Environment Ready: IP66, wide temp range, corrosion‑resistant housing
Applications
- Hazardous Area Monitoring: Oil/gas platforms, refineries, chemical plants
- Wide‑Area Coverage: Tanks, pipelines, loading bays, compressor stations
- Continuous Emission Monitoring: Fenceline and perimeter gas leak detection
- Legacy System Replacement: Drop‑in for older Zellweger open‑path detectors