SUNSTAR 4HS Hydrogen Sulphide CiTiceL User Manual

4HS CiTiceL® (Standard version) Performance Characteristics, including Nominal Range, Maximum Overload, Expected Operating Life, Output Signal Resolution, Temperature Range, Pressure Range, Pressure Coefficient, T90 Response Time, Relative Humidity Range, Typical Baseline Range (pure air), Maximum Zero Shift (+20°C to +40°C), Long Term Output Drift, Recommended Load Resistor, Bias Voltage, Repeatability, Output Linearity.


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Brand
4HS
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
74
File format
PDF
File size
4.4 MB
Published
23 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
C6FCF74AB8D4E2B95896BEA9C8F9A050

About this manual

The 4HS Hydrogen Sulphide CiTiceL is a gas sensor designed for detecting hydrogen sulfide in air. It offers a nominal range of 0‑100 ppm, linear output and a two‑year operating life under normal conditions.

The manual lists detailed performance characteristics, physical dimensions, recommended connection methods, cross‑sensitivity to other gases, warranty information and contact details for SUNSTAR Automation. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Performance Characteristics
  • Physical Characteristics
  • Cross‑sensitivity Data
  • Output vs Temperature
  • Baseline vs Temperature
  • Connection Guidelines
  • Warranty and Disclaimer
  • Contact Information

Specifications

Expected Operating LifeTwo years in air
Temperature Range-40 °C to +50 °C
Pressure RangeAtmospheric ±10 %
Response Time< 390 seconds
Relative Humidity Range15 % to 90 % non‑condensing
Recommended Load ResistorNot required
Bias Voltage< 296 V of signal
RepeatabilityLinear
Output LinearityLinear

Frequently asked questions

What connection method is recommended for the sensor?

Connection should be made via PCB sockets only; soldering to the pins will seriously damage the sensor.

What is the operating temperature range of the 4HS sensor?

The sensor operates from –40 °C to +50 °C.

How long is the expected operating life of the sensor?

The expected operating life is two years when used in air.

Which gases cause cross‑sensitivity in the 4HS sensor?

Cross‑sensitivity is observed for carbon monoxide (300 ppm → <2 ppm), hydrogen (10 000 ppm → <40 ppm), sulphur dioxide (5 ppm → ≈1 ppm), nitrogen dioxide (5 ppm → ≈1 ppm), and nitric oxide (35 ppm → <0.7 ppm).

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