NO-A1 Nitric Oxide Sensor
NO Gas Sensor, Electrochemical, A-Series, 0–250 ppm NO
Reliable nitric oxide monitoring for industrial safety and emissions applications.
The NO-A1 sensor is a ppm-level nitric oxide sensor designed for a broad variety of instrumentation, including portable gas detectors and fixed systems used in industrial safety, environmental air quality analysis and process control. The standard 0–250 ppm NO-A1 sensor is ideal for general and industrial safety and emissions monitoring.
Available in the widely adopted A-Series footprint and as NO-A1+ with Integrated Smart Technology, it supports plug-and-play operation with on-board temperature sensing and stored calibration data to simplify instrument design
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Key Specifications:
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Sensor Model |
Target Gas |
Package Size |
Concentration Range |
Sensitivity |
T90 Response Time |
Lifetime |
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NO-A1 |
Nitric Oxide (NO) |
A-Series, 3-electrode |
0–250 ppm NO |
320 to 480 nA/ppm in 50 ppm NO |
<45 s (0 to 50 ppm step) |
>24 months (24-month warranted) |
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Feature |
Benefit |
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Standard A-Series nitric oxide sensor |
Ideal baseline choice for instruments targeting general and industrial NO safety monitoring. |
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0–250 ppm detection range with +300 mV bias |
Covers typical NO exposure and emissions levels in industrial environments. |
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A-Series 3-electrode package compatible with other Alphasense toxic sensors |
Simplifies mechanical integration and platform reuse across multiple gas channels. |
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Low zero current and low drift for stable long-term performance |
Supports stable low-level alarm thresholds with minimal recalibration. |
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Available as NO-A1+ with Integrated Smart Technology (IST board) |
Enables plug-and-play sensor replacement and streamlined temperature compensation. |
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>24-month operational life for reduced maintenance |
Helps minimise ownership costs for OEMs and end users. |
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Technical Data Sheet
Application Notes
- Health and Safety Information
- Protecting and Handling Oxygen and Toxic Sensors
- Pressure Changes Can Cause False Alarms
- Design Considerations in Gas Sampling
- Intrinsic Safety Information for Approvals
Safety Documents
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