Flammable Gas Control and Disposal Device Control the Gas Flow Rate

Product Name: Flammable Gas Control and Disposal Device Control the Gas Flow Rate

Product Model: GSL-KR200

Product Description: GSL-KR200 is a combustion gas module to dispose of residual flammable gas via a self-ignition heating coil. It is designed to pair with any SUPSEMI tube and atmosphere furnaces. It can also control the gas flow rate and communicate with a Honeywell hydrogen gas detector. It is a good choice for experiments under a reducing environment, such as hydrogen flow.

Product Description

GSL-KR200 is a combustion gas module to dispose of residual flammable gas via a self-ignition heating coil. It is designed to pair with any SUPSEMI tube and atmosphere furnaces. It can also control the gas flow rate and communicate with a Honeywell hydrogen gas detector. It is a good choice for experiments under a reducing environment, such as hydrogen flow.

Product Parameters

Power	• 200W
Voltage	• 110V, 208-240VAC, single phase, 50-60Hz
Features	• Applicable to dispose of various residual flammable gas along the exhaust line (designated gas needs to be discussed with us in advance). • Compact, modularized, and compatible with various SUPSEMI furnaces. • Interlocks: in case of emergency, the gas flow and furnace heating will be cut off. - a flammable gas leak is detected - Failure of a self-ignition heating coil • One check valve to prevent gas backflow. • Two solenoid valve allows users to choose the flow type, inert or flammable.
Flow rate	• One float flow meter (100-1000 sccm, air)
Gas Inlets	• Two 1/4" compression tube fittings for both inert and flammable gas.
Hydrogen Detector System	• The hydrogen gas detector is connected externally. If alarmed, the hydrogen gas and furnace heating function will be cut off. • The alarm is preset at 20% LEL for hydrogen.
Furnace Dimension	360L × 340W × 400H (mm)
Net Weight	5kg
Safety WARNING	• If equipped with a tube furnace, a metallic mesh cover must be installed at both ends of the furnace tube in case of emergency. • The furnace and the combustion equipment are recommended to be placed in a well-ventilated place, or in a fume hood. • The hydrogen detector must be installed. • Operators must be trained by qualified technicians & follow the safety guideline of the laboratory.