AO2000 LS25 Gas analyzer

Description

AO2000 LS25
One central unit and various analyzer modules
– with common controls
– with a common connection technology
– in a common system housing
„ Analyzer modules with different measurement principles
for all process and emissions monitoring applications
„ “Safety Concept” for measuring flammable gases in Zone 2
and for measuring corrosive and toxic gases
„ Multiple analyzer systems with up to four modules handling
a total of six sample components
„ Extensive automatic calibration with air or integral
calibration cells eliminating the need for test gas cylinders
„ Simultaneous digital and analog display of measured
values on a large graphics panel
„ Menu-driven operator interface
„ Clear-text status messages
„ Multiple interfaces for communication with host and
associated systems
„ Flexibly configurable analog and digital inputs and outputs
on various input/output modules and boards
„ Optional integrated pneumatics module
„ Housing design for 19-inch rack mounting (Model AO2020)
or wall mounting (Model AO2040)
„ Modular design for ease of service
„ Self-monitoring function indicates when maintenance is
required
Overview
Advance Optima AO2000 Series is a line of modules used for
process gas analysis.
The product line consists of the following modules:
• Analyzer Modules
• Pneumatics Module
• Electronics Module
• I/O Modules and I/O Boards
• Housing with Display and Control Unit
• System Bus
The modules can be arranged in various ways to form single or
multiple analyzer systems.
An analyzer unit (see example 1 on page 5) usually consists of:
• One analyzer module
• the electronics module
• the power supply
• the housing with display and control unit
A multiple analyzer system (see example 2 on page 5) in its
maximum stage of extension consists of:
• Four analyzer modules handling up to six sample components
• The pneumatics module
• The electronics module
• The required number of power supplies
• The required number of housings
The electronics module, power supply and housing with display
and control unit are also collectively referred to as the “central
unit”.