OCX 8800 Oxygen and Combustibles Analyzer
SKU: OCX8800
Combustion-flue-gas analyzer that provides continuous, accurate measurement of oxygen AND combustibles in one transmitter — replaces two separate sensors with a single in-situ probe. Field-replaceable zirconium oxide O2 sensor and combustibles sensor. Operates in flue temperatures up to 2600°F (1427°C). Air-purge cycle improves cell calibration and effectiveness. Optional factory-built auto-calibration panel. HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus, AMS/PlantWeb compatible. Best for boiler / furnace efficiency optimization (fuel-air ratio tuning) and emissions compliance — minimizes NOx, hazardous air pollutants, and other GHG emissions while saving fuel.
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Combustion-flue-gas analyzer that provides continuous, accurate measurement of oxygen AND combustibles in one transmitter — replaces two separate sensors with a single in-situ probe. Field-replaceable zirconium oxide O2 sensor and combustibles sensor. Operates in flue temperatures up to 2600°F (1427°C). Air-purge cycle improves cell calibration and effectiveness. Optional factory-built auto-calibration panel. HART, FOUNDATION Fieldbus, AMS/PlantWeb compatible. Best for boiler / furnace efficiency optimization (fuel-air ratio tuning) and emissions compliance — minimizes NOx, hazardous air pollutants, and other GHG emissions while saving fuel.
The Rosemount OCX 8800 Oxygen and Combustibles Analyzer OCX8800 is manufactured by Rosemount. Valley Instrument Service is an authorized Rosemount dealer offering full sales support, NIST-traceable calibration, and expert technical assistance.
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Combustion-flue-gas analyzer that provides continuous, accurate measurement of oxygen AND combustibles in one transmitter. Field-replaceable zirconium oxide O2 sensor and combustibles sensor. Operates in flue temperatures up to 2600°F. HART or FOUNDATION Fieldbus. Best for boiler/furnace efficiency optimization and emissions compliance.
Required Specifications
9 of 9 selected- Explosion Proof:
- AWithout
- Probe Length and Material:
- -00No probe or exhaust tube
- Probe Mounting Assembly:
- -102 in 150# ANSI flange, O2 cellprice on request
- Mounting Hardware / Stack Side:
- -0No adapter plate
- Mounting Hardware / Probe Side:
- -0No adapter plate probe sideprice on request
- Electronic Mounting:
- -H1HART communications, basic unit
- Electronic Housing:
- -02Split electronics with no cable
- In-Situ Filter:
- -1Stainless steel+$1,627.94
- Accessories:
- -2Cal gas flow rotometers & ref. gas set+$1,531.02
Rosemount is configurator-heavy and quote-only. Valley Instrument verifies option compatibility, lead time, and pricing before confirming your order.
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