AOP-1PPM3
May 12, 2026

AOP-1PPM3

Description


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1. Product Overview

The AOP-1PPM3 is a high-precision divided-potential electrochemical trace oxygen sensor developed by ASAIR (Guangzhou Aosong Electronics Co., Ltd.). It accurately detects trace oxygen concentrations in gas samples at the ppm level by measuring the output current generated by electrochemical reactions. Featuring a low detection limit, high resolution, fast response, and excellent long-term stability, it is ideal for high-accuracy oxygen monitoring in industrial and medical applications.
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AOP-1PPM3 trace oxygen sensor

Key Features

  • Ultra-low detection limit: Measures 0–10 ppm trace oxygen (custom ranges available).

  • Fast response: T90 response time <7 seconds.

  • High accuracy: ±2% F.S. full-scale precision.

  • Self-powered: Requires no external power supply; operates independently.

  • Stable performance: Monthly drift <1% and linearity ±2% F.S.

  • Robust design: HDPE housing for durability in harsh environments.

2. Technical Specifications

Electrical Parameters

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ParameterValue
Working PrincipleDivided-potential electrochemical
Output Current1295–700 μA (in ambient air)
Measurement Range0–10 ppm (customizable: 0–10000 ppm)
Response Time (T90)<7 s
Accuracy±2% F.S.
Linearity±2% F.S.
Monthly Drift<1%
Temperature Coefficient3.0%/°C
Electrical InterfaceGold-plated concentric rings (inner: negative, outer: positive)

Mechanical Parameters

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ParameterValue
Housing MaterialHDPE (High-Density Polyethylene)
DimensionsCustom (compact form factor)
Weight~5 g

Environmental Parameters

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ParameterValue
Operating Temperature0–45°C
Operating Humidity0–99% RH (non-condensing)
Operating PressureAtmospheric pressure ±20%
Expected Lifespan>2 years (in air)
Shelf Life12 months (from delivery date)

3. Application Scope

The AOP-1PPM3 is widely used in scenarios requiring high-precision trace oxygen monitoring:
  • Industrial Process Control: Nitrogen/hydrogen production, natural gas pipelines, semiconductor manufacturing, and petrochemicals.

  • Medical Industry: Anesthesia gas monitoring, respiratory equipment, and medical oxygen analyzers.

  • Gas Separation: Oxygen monitoring in nitrogen/argon separation systems.

  • Environmental Monitoring: Emission gas analysis and hazardous gas detection.

  • Safety Equipment: Oxygen alarms, portable gas detectors, and fixed gas monitoring systems.

4. Installation & Operation Guidelines

4.1 Installation

  1. Orientation: Mount the sensor vertically with the gas inlet facing downward to prevent liquid ingress.

  2. Wiring: Connect the inner gold-plated ring to the negative (−) terminal and the outer ring to the positive (+) terminal of the measurement circuit.

  3. Gas Connection: Use a 1/8-inch or 3 mm diameter PTFE tube for gas inlet; maintain a flow rate of 200–500 mL/min (avoid excessive flow to prevent sensor damage).

4.2 Operation

  1. Warm-Up: Allow a 15-minute warm-up after power-on (critical for stable readings).

  2. Calibration:

    • Zero Calibration: Expose to 100% nitrogen (0 ppm O₂) and adjust the zero offset.

    • Span Calibration: Expose to a known oxygen concentration (e.g., 10 ppm) and adjust the span gain.

  3. Reading: The sensor outputs a current signal proportional to oxygen concentration; convert to ppm using the calibration curve.

5. Safety & Maintenance

5.1 Safety Precautions

  • Non-Explosion-Proof: Do not use in flammable/explosive atmospheres.

  • No Liquid Contact: Avoid exposure to water, oil, or corrosive gases (e.g., Cl₂, SO₂).

  • ESD Protection: Use anti-static gloves during handling to prevent electrostatic damage.

5.2 Maintenance

  • Regular Calibration: Perform zero/span calibration every 3–6 months (depending on usage).

  • Filter Replacement: Replace the inlet filter every 6 months to prevent dust contamination.

  • Storage: Store in a cool, dry place (10–30°C, 30–70% RH) in sealed packaging; avoid direct sunlight.

6. Troubleshooting

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IssuePossible CauseSolution
No OutputWiring error or sensor damageCheck wiring; replace sensor if faulty
Unstable ReadingsInsufficient warm-up or gas flow fluctuationWarm up for 15 min; stabilize gas flow
Slow ResponseContaminated filter or sensor agingReplace filter; recalibrate or replace sensor
Large DriftTemperature variation or calibration expirationCompensate for temperature; recalibrate

7. Manufacturer Information

  • Brand: ASAIR (Guangzhou Aosong Electronics Co., Ltd.)

  • Address: No. 10, Kexue Avenue, Science City, Guangzhou, China

  • Website: www.aosong.com

  • Support Email: support@aosong.com

  • Tel: +86-20-3229 8888

8. Quality Guarantee

ASAIR warrants the AOP-1PPM3 to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for 12 months from the date of delivery. This warranty does not cover damage due to misuse, improper installation, or harsh environmental exposure.

Disclaimer

The specifications in this datasheet are subject to change without notice. ASAIR reserves the right to modify product design and performance to improve quality.


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