Oxygen (O2)
Oxygen (O2) – which is most commonly known as oxygen – is a gas naturally present in the atmosphere around 20%. It is essential to almost any form of life on Earth. This highly reactive gas can easily produce compounds (particularly oxides) from elements except for noble gases like helium or neon.
Oxygen effects on health
Oxygen (O2) is a colourless, odourless and tasteless gas that composes breathing air at 10.9%. In contrast to the great majority of gases, the lower the oxygen is inhaled primarily in case of asphyxia, intoxication to carbon monoxide, or to treat acute pulmonary edema. This gas is not measured in ppm but in % volume.
CAS-number: 7782-44-7.
Compatible products
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Low costs of Ownership
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Single gas
UNI Disposable 
The UNI Disposable is a disposable and low cost of ownership, version of UNI Sustainable single gas detector. It detects H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide), CO (Carbon Monoxide), and O2 (Oxygen) in your selection of models for operation life of 12-months and 36-months.
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Wide range of sensors
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Versatile
XDI
The XDI-F1 Gas Sensor is capable of utilizing a wide range of sensor cell types offering an unmatched number of gases that may be monitored. Standard 4~20mA signaling with CANbus address enables the sensors to be networked via the WatchGas Combi control system or customer preferred monitoring systems.
