KH-PE200 Hydrogen Monitor Probe with Alarm

The KH-PE200 is an online hydrogen monitoring device developed based on the GSS-21 palladium-alloy hydrogen sensor. It is specifically designed to meet stringent industrial safety standards. Integrating high-precision detection, intelligent diagnostics, and multi-level alarm functions, the product is widely used in industrial applications such as petrochemicals, electric power, and hydrogen energy, providing a reliable line of defense for safe production.

Product Features

Audible and Visual Alarms for Proactive Safety Protection

A high-intensity audible and visual alarm module is built in. Once an excessive hydrogen concentration is detected, on-site audible and visual alarms are triggered immediately, while remote alerts are issued simultaneously. This dual-alarm mechanism ensures that personnel can respond promptly and helps prevent safety incidents.

Broad Applicability for Industrial Environments

The product has undergone rigorous industrial-grade testing to meet diverse application requirements, ranging from indoor confined spaces to complex industrial sites. It operates reliably in hydrogen production workshops, substations, petrochemical processing areas, and other industrial environments, providing dependable hydrogen safety monitoring.

Accurate Hydrogen Detection with No False Alarms

Powered by core palladium-alloy sensor technology, the device accurately identifies hydrogen even in the presence of common interfering gases found in industrial environments, such as hydrocarbons, alcohols, and carbon monoxide. This effectively prevents unnecessary shutdowns caused by false alarms.

Intelligent Maintenance with a Calibration-Free Design

The signal acquisition board integrates self-diagnostic and automatic drift-correction functions, eliminating the need for frequent manual zero calibration and significantly reducing on-site maintenance complexity and operating costs.

Product Details

Product Specifications

Oil and Chemical Industries: Leak monitoring in refinery processing areas, chemical plant reaction towers, and valve clusters.

Electric Power and New Energy: Hydrogen cooling stations at power plants, battery rooms at substations, and wind- and solar-powered hydrogen production facilities.

Hydrogen Infrastructure: Hydrogen refueling station buildings, hydrogen cylinder storage areas, and hydrogen production workshops.

Enclosed and Confined Spaces: Underground utility tunnels, storage and transportation warehouses, laboratories, and safety inspections before entering confined spaces.

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