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SMART SENSOR AS8907 Carbon Monoxide Detector, Diffusion + Pump Suction

The SMART SENSOR AS8907 has a range of 0~1000ppm. It is a portable pump suction + diffusion carbon monoxide Detector. The AS8907 carbon monoxide Detector has passed the explosion-proof certification.
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SKU
NB012860
Detect gas
CO
Range
0~1000ppm
resolution
1ppm
Sensors principle
electrochemistry
Low alarm point
Yes.
High alarm point
Yes.
alarm value setting
Yes.
Alarm mode
Sound, light, vibration
Operating temperature
-10~50℃
Environmental humidity
15~95%RH
Power Supply
3.7V lithium battery
Weight
200g
Dimension
120*64*38mm
AS8907
Carbon monoxide Detector (diffusion type + pump suction type)
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FAQ
QCan AS8907 test natural gas? Are there any suggestions for testing natural gas?
A SMART SENSOR AS8902
QAS8907 Carbon Monoxide Detector Sensors principle is electrochemistry?
A Yes. Gas detectors use the principle of electrochemistry. Detect gas CO