NO-B4 Nitric Oxide Sensor
NO Gas Sensor, Electrochemical, B-Series, 0–20 ppm NO (ppb-level resolution)
Best-in-class baseline stability for ambient nitric oxide air quality monitoring
The NO-B4 sensor is a ppb-capable nitric oxide sensor designed for environmental air quality applications that demand low noise and excellent baseline stability. These PPB-level NO-B4 sensors are ideal for fixed and portable air quality monitors using the B-Series 4-electrode platform.
In combination with the Alphasense Individual Sensor Board (ISB) low-noise circuit, NO-B4 sensors can achieve noise levels around 15 ppb with further reductions possible using digital smoothing, making it ideal for high-performance air quality networks and fixed installations.
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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-B4 |
Nitric Oxide (NO) |
B-Series, 4-electrode |
0–20 ppm NO |
500 to 850 nA/ppm in 2 ppm NO |
<45 s (0 to 2 ppm step) |
>24 months (24-month warranted, until 50% original signal) |
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Feature |
Benefit |
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4-electrode B-Series NO sensor with ppb-level resolution |
Supports high-quality ambient NO measurements in air quality networks |
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0–20 ppm measurement range for ambient and urban NO monitoring |
Provides suitable dynamic range for typical urban and roadside NO levels |
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Low-noise performance when used with the Alphasense ISB circuit |
Reduces detection limits and improves data quality in low-concentration environments. |
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Stable zero and low drift for long-term baseline integrity |
Helps maintain stable baselines, reducing the need for frequent zeroing. |
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Designed for mainly fixed air quality applications with high humidity tolerance |
Well suited to outdoor, high-humidity sites where reliability is critical. |
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>24-month operating life (until 50% of original signal) |
Delivers long service life to minimise field maintenance and operational cost. |
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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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