Gas analysers launched in China
Cambridge Sensotec announced the launch of their new Rapidox SF6 6100 Pump Back gas analyser at the EP China Exhibition in Beijing this month. The analyser is designed for monitoring SF6 gas within medium and high voltage gas insulated electrical equipment.
EP China is an international event organised by the China Electricity Council, showcasing electrical power automation equipment and technology to an international audience. The Rapidox SF6 6100 Pump Back gas analyser headlined the revamped range of Rapidox SF6 gas analysers on the Cambridge Sensotec stand, attracting many international visitors.
A fully automatic SF6 gas analyser designed to store the gas samples or pump them back into the electrical equipment at high pressure, with no waste or emissions. Versatile and transportable, the battery powered instrument is housed within a heavy duty Peli case, with wheels and a handle. It is the lightest instrument of its kind on the market, weighing only 17kg.
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