Gas Sensor Interferant
0.1ppm PH
3
0.3ppm
20ppm SO
2
8ppm
Hydrogen Cyanide [HCN]
100ppm NO
-5ppm
10ppm NO
2
-7ppm
Hydrogen Sulphide [H
2
S]
100ppm Cl
2
-9ppm
100ppm NO
2
-21ppm
100ppm NO
1ppm
100ppm HCN
1ppm
100ppm SO
2
1ppm
Nitric oxide [NO]
20ppm HCN
5ppm
10ppm NO
2
3.5ppm
20ppm SO
2
6ppm
Nitrogen Dioxide [NO
2
]
50ppm NO
<-5ppm
20ppm SO
2
<-15ppm
10ppm Cl
2
<80ppm
400ppm H
2
<0.1ppm
20ppm H
2
S
<-35ppm
400ppm CO
<0.1ppm
20 ppm NH
3
< 0.1 ppm
50 ppm C
2
H
4
< 0.1 ppm
5 vol% CO
2
< 0.1 ppm
200ppb O
3
<120ppm
Oxygen [O
2
]
no data
Sulphur Dioxide [SO
2
]
300ppm CO
<3ppm
5ppm NO
2
-5ppm
6.6 PrimaX P List of Combustible Gases and Vapours detectable with
Catalytic Sensor P/N 10112716
Relative response factors of tested gases with reference to Propane
For the gases or vapours shown in the tables of this chapter the response curves have been tested
according to EN 60079-29-1:2016. If the LEL of a substance was not listed in EN 60079-20-1:2010, the LEL
has been taken from the Chemsafe data base (Dechema, Frankfurt). Due to legal requirements other locally
used LEL values might be mandatory. It is highly recommended that the gas detector is exposed to clean air
when calibrating the zero and a mixture of the target gas in air with a concentration of approximately 50%
LEL. If calibration with the target gas is not possible a reference calibration can be performed with 0.85 %
(v/v) Propane C
3
H
8
in air and using the relative response data given in the table of this chapter. These values
are only valid for new sensors and may vary after aging or poisoning and, unless otherwise stated, they refer
to an ambient temperature of 20°C. If using a reference gas to calibrate the gas detector the displayed
values may vary by up to +/- 20% from the target gas concentration.
GB PrimaX 40
6 Technical Data