Green Flash O2 Sensor

Item Code: 80.300.004
2 549,00 zł total
2 072,36 zł subtotal
3-5 Days In Stock 3-5 days

Typ połączenia: SMB

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Manufacturer: HALCYON
Brand: HALCYON
VAT: 23,00%
Manufacturer Code: 80.300.004
CN Code: 90271090
Weight: 0,2kg
Height: 0 cm
Length: 0 cm
Width: 0 cm

Specification

  • VAT:
    23,00%
  • Weight:
    0,2kg
  • Manufacturer Code:
    80.300.004
  • CN Code:
    90271090
  • Height:
    0 cm
  • Length:
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  • Width:
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Product Description

Green Flash O2 Sensor - HALCYON

 

Halcyon GreenFlash is a groundbreaking solid-state digital oxygen sensor designed for the Halcyon Symbios system. Unlike traditional galvanic cells, GreenFlash™ uses advanced optical technology (fluorescence quenching) to offer unprecedented durability and measurement stability.

 

Specifications:

  • Brand: HALCYON
  • Model: Green Flash O2 Sensor
  • Product code: 80.300.004
  • Measurement principle: Optical (Green Light Fluorescence)
  • PO2 range: 0.1 to 2.0 bar
  • Response time (t63): < 2 seconds
  • Power supply: CR2477 battery
  • Thread: Standard M16x1mm

 

Product features:

  • Extreme durability (5+ years): While standard sensors need to be replaced every 12 months, GreenFlash™ guarantees reliable operation for over 5 years.
  • Flood Resistance: The sensor is resistant to moisture and contact with absorbents (caustics), making it a much more durable choice in harsh cave and wreck conditions.
  • Lead-Free (RoHS): This is an environmentally friendly technology, free of the toxic lead used in older electrochemical cells.
  • Smart Interface: Despite its digital nature, Smart Interface technology allows it to generate an analog signal, facilitating integration with existing life support systems.

 

Benefits for CCR divers:

  • By choosing the GreenFlash™ 80.300.001 sensor, you minimize the risk of sensor current limitation and calibration errors resulting from cell aging. The Halcyon Symbios system often uses a hybrid configuration (e.g., 2 galvanic cells + 1 GreenFlash™), ensuring maximum redundancy and PO2 reading reliability.