The F12-D Duct Mount Gas Monitor is designed for continuous gas monitoring in ducts, pipes, and other fixed installation points. A used unit can be a practical option for facilities looking to add or replace gas monitoring equipment without purchasing a completely new system.
The F12-D uses interchangeable smart sensor modules, so it can be configured for different gases and measurement ranges. The duct-mount setup also allows the sensor to be installed directly on a duct or pipe while the transmitter is mounted remotely.
Key Features
- Duct or pipe-mounted sensor
- Interchangeable smart sensors
- Multiple gas and measurement-range options
- 4–20 mA output
- Optional HART or Modbus communication
- Optional alarm relays
- NEMA 4X enclosure
- LCD display and data logging
- Optional heated sensor for applications where condensation may be an issue
- 25-foot sensor cable
Applications
The F12-D can be used for monitoring ozone and other gases in industrial processes, ventilation systems, ducts, and other fixed monitoring locations. Communication and relay options allow it to be connected to existing control or safety systems.
Call for Price
The F12-D is listed as call for price because the right configuration depends on the application. Gas type, measurement range, sensor requirements, mounting setup, communication options, and other system details can all affect the final configuration.
Our team will work with you first to determine what is needed and how the monitor can be integrated into the existing system.
Why Consider a Used Unit?
A used F12-D can help reduce equipment costs while still providing a capable fixed gas monitoring system. It may be useful for replacing an existing monitor, adding another monitoring point, or upgrading an existing setup.
Before purchasing, it is important to check the sensor condition, calibration, configuration, and compatibility with the intended application.
The F12-D is a flexible option for fixed gas monitoring, particularly when the system needs to be matched to specific application requirements rather than using a standard, one-size-fits-all setup.
