Fermion MEMS Gas Detection Sensor Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) - Buy Online in India

Fermion MEMS Gas Detection Sensor Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) - Breakout, 0.5-50ppm

Hi there! we want to tell you about the Fermion MEMS Hydrogen Sulfide H2S Gas Detection Sensor. This sensor is great for detecting hydrogen sulfide gas in places like toilets, sewers, and garbage stations.

It’s small, measuring just 13 x 13 x 2.5mm, and uses very little power—less than 20mA—so it’s energy-efficient. It also runs cool, heats up quickly, and gives fast readings, making it reliable for real-time monitoring.

This sensor is part of a larger family of gas sensors, which means you can customize it to fit your specific needs. If you need a dependable way to detect hydrogen sulfide, the Fermion MEMS H2S Sensor is a fantastic choice. Let’s see how it can work for you!

Precautions for Use

• Before using the sensor, the protective film should always be removed.
  
• The sensor should not be near hair gel, silicone adhesives, or locations where silicon smells are present.
  
• Avoid subjecting the sensor to elevated concentrations of toxic gases such as H2S, SOX, Cl2, or HCl.
  
• Avoid making contact with strong chemicals like alkalis and halogens.
  
• The sensor should not be used for a long duration of time in hot, humid, or polluted environments.
  
• Keep the sensor out of the water, the humidity, and the freezing cold.
  
• Take caution when handling the sensor to avoid excessive shaking or falling.
  
• Avoid using this sensor in situations where safety is a concern.
  
• If the sensor has not been used for a long time, preheat it for at least 24 hours before use.
  

Wiring Diagram of Fermion MEMS H2S Gas Sensor and Arduino UNO 

Application

• Detects hydrogen sulfide and benzene in the air.
  
• Ensures safety in factories and industrial sites.
  
• Monitors gas emissions in landfills and treatment facilities.
  
• Used in sewage plants for safe working conditions.
  
• Monitors gas levels in storage areas for produce safety.
  
• Used in gas detectors and alarms or residential safety.
• Monitors exhaust gases in vehicles.
  
• Ensures safe indoor air quality in heating and cooling systems.