Dräger Polytron Pulsar explosion-proof gas detector

Advanced Sensors for Exceptional Safety

High Precision with Advanced Sensors

The Dräger Polytron Pulsar explosion-proof gas detector, equipped with advanced sensors, ensures high accuracy in gas detection and effectively prevents hazardous explosions. These sensors swiftly identify changes, providing you with the assurance that your work environment is secure.

Robust Design for Harsh Conditions Resistance in Explosive Environments

The Dräger Polytron Pulsar, designed to withstand harsh conditions and explosion-proof, offers exceptional safety in environments prone to explosions. Constructed with high-quality materials, this gas detector operates reliably under various industrial pressures and temperatures.

Accurate Information for Effective Decision-Making

By providing precise and up-to-date information on gas concentrations, the Dräger Polytron Pulsar assists you in making more effective safety decisions in your work environment. This detector equips you with the necessary tools for better safety control and management.

Introducing the Dräger Polytron Pulsar Open Path Gas Detector Transmitter and Receiver

The Dräger Polytron Pulsar GD8 series open path hydrocarbon gas detector employs a hazardous gas detection technique called open path. In practical installations, a transmitter emits an infrared beam through the air. A receiver detects the presence of hydrocarbon gases at any point in the air as these gases selectively absorb a specific wavelength of infrared light. Rain or snow in the air and dust on the lenses do not create false gas indications. Different hydrocarbon gases absorb specific wavelengths of infrared light, and these gases absorb a specific range of the infrared spectrum. The open path technique can achieve a high coverage density and rapid response speed. Otherwise, it would require a wide array of point detectors.

New Features of Dräger Polytron Pulsar

• High-Power Light: The pulsed light transmitter produces a peak power of 30 kilowatts, providing protection against sunlight and vibrational effects.
• Unique Sensor: The device features a unique internal sensor that measures the rotation of the transmitter and receiver, facilitating easy installation and remote measurement checks.
• Transmitter-Receiver Combination: This combination enhances the transmitter and receiver’s accuracy and monitors their relative positioning.

The Importance of Open Path Technique in Gas Equipment

The open path technique can achieve precise coverage density and rapid response speed, even without the need for a wide array of point detectors.

Final Notes

In conclusion, with its unique features, including an internal sensor and open path technique, the Dräger Polytron Pulsar appears to be a highly effective choice for detecting hydrocarbon gases in industrial and facility environments.

Technical Specifications

• Enclosure: ANSI Type 316 stainless steel with electrically polished finish
• Mounting/Brackets: ANSI Type 316 stainless steel marine with electrically polished finish
• Coating: ANSI Type 316 stainless steel marine grade polished finish
• Lens: Polished optical glass
• Integrated Cable: Armored, flame-resistant, halogen-free, resistant to oil and grease
• Operational Range: 4 to 60 meters, 30 to 120 meters, or 100 to 200 meters

FAQs:

What makes the Dräger Polytron Pulsar gas detector stand out?

Advanced sensors ensure high accuracy in gas detection, preventing hazardous explosions effectively.

How does the Dräger Polytron Pulsar handle harsh conditions?

Its robust design and construction make it resistant to explosive environments, ensuring exceptional safety.

What role does the Polytron Pulsar play in decision-making?

By providing precise gas concentration information, it assists in making effective safety decisions.

What is the open path technique used in the Dräger Polytron Pulsar GD8 series?

It employs infrared beams to detect hydrocarbon gases, offering high coverage density and rapid response.

What are the new features of the Dräger Polytron Pulsar?

It includes a high-power light transmitter, a unique internal sensor, and enhanced accuracy with transmitter-receiver combination.

Why is the open path technique important in gas equipment?

It achieves precise coverage density and rapid response without the need for a wide array of point detectors.