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 TSI's Series CA-6200 CA-CALC™ Multi-gas Combustion Analyzers are rugged, fast-response, easy-to-use instruments ideal for tuning burners for maximum efficiency and safety-from large industrial systems to small residential appliances. The basic unit measures O2, CO, draft, and ambient and stack temperatures. Optional sensors can be added for measuring NO, NO2, SO2 and high CO concentrations.
Features
Applications
Application Notes
Combustion Analysis Made Simple
Advanced Sensor Technology
Superior Data Logging and Printing
Advanced Benefits of the CA-CALC™
Combustion Analysis Made Simple
- Real-time measurements in seconds after power-up
- Calculates efficiency, excess air, percent CO2 and emission rates
- Provides NOx values (models with NO sensor only)
- User-adjustable CO high limit pump shutdown protects CO sensor
- Zoom function simplifies viewing of critical parameters
- Easy-to-understand menus and icon-driven commands
- Emission gas concentrations use the adjustable O2 reference
Advanced Sensor Technology
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Field re-calibration of sensors saves time and money
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Factory calibrated, field-installable replacement sensors
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Four sensor slots designed for easy field upgrades
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CO sensor is hydrogen compensated
Superior Data Logging and Printing
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Stores up to 680 samples for 35 sites and 75 systems
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On-site access of customer histories
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Data sorted by customer, system or individual sample for printouts and report generation
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Stored data includes fuel parameters and are time/date stamped
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Download stored data for report management
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Optional printer provides hard copy output
Advanced Benefits of the CA-CALC™
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Battery system provides 24 hours of continuous operation
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Eight factory-set fuels are user-adjustable to improve accuracy
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Five user-defined fuels with easy field set-up
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Status of the internal pump monitored continuously
Tune burners in industrial boilers, heat exchangers, residential furnaces, process heaters and other combustion equipment.
Supplement regular boiler system maintenance checks to minimize maintenance and repair costs.
Spot check levels of NO, NO2 and SO2.
Perform emissions control equipment maintenance checks.
Measure flue gas and combustion inlet air temperatures.
Check carbon monoxide safety in boiler rooms.
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