CQ-JG-01 Laser Methane Sensor Probe — TDLAS CH4 Module
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Description
Description
The CQ-JG-01 is a TDLAS methane sensor probe for integration into host equipment. Its power supply and TTL-level communication requirements belong to a component-selection task. It is not presented here as a complete handheld detector with a user display and alarm package.
Choose the Configuration for Your Measurement
- Product role: Methane sensing component for integration.
- Interface: Check the stated TTL-level communication and host-interface requirements in the product specifications.
- Integration checks: Match supply voltage, connection, measurement unit and enclosure arrangement to the host equipment before selecting the component.
Order Options
| Select an option | SKU |
|---|---|
| Single listed configuration | INS03-CQ-JG-01 |
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Product Details and Specifications
Product Overview
The CQ-JG-01 is a laser methane gas sensor probe for methane concentration measurement in equipment or industrial monitoring setups. It uses TDLAS measurement, diffusion sampling, and TTL-level communication.
Sensor Details
- Measures methane concentration and includes ambient pressure and temperature measurement parameters.
- Uses a laser-based methane measurement method with diffusion sampling.
- Methane measuring range is 0-100%.
- Communication method is TTL level at 3 V.
- Supply voltage range is 3.2-5.5 VDC.
Details & Specs
| Model | CQ-JG-01 |
| Measured gas | Methane |
| Measurement principle | TDLAS |
| Sampling method | Diffusion |
| Methane range | 0-100% |
| Methane accuracy | +/-5% RD |
| Temperature range | -40 Degree C to 85 Degree C |
| Pressure range | 0-200 KPa |
| Response time | Less than 15 seconds, about 10 seconds |
| Power supply | 3.2-5.5 VDC |
| Communication | TTL level, 3 V |
Use Notes
- This is a sensor probe/module, so installation should be matched to the target detection terminal or control system.
- Wiring and integration should follow the product documentation and qualified equipment design practices.
Package Contents
- 1 x Combustible Gas Detector Module
- 1 x Calibration Valve
- 1 x Fastening Nut and Gasket
- 1 x Inspection Report
- 1 x User Guide
- 1 x Certificate
Compare the Relevant Alternative
The CQ-JGYC-01 is the handheld remote laser methane instrument with 30 m, 50 m and 100 m order options. The CQ-JG-01 probe instead needs an integration design. A component and a complete handheld instrument should not be compared as interchangeable purchase versions.
View the comparison model and its options.
Questions Before Ordering
Can I use this probe on its own as a handheld alarm?
The product is described as a sensor probe. Its host power, interface and user-facing functions must be supplied by an appropriate integration.
Does the handheld model's range apply to this module?
No. Use the probe's own measurement specifications. The remote handheld product's distance options are separate product data.
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