Product Description

The GE Panametrics oxy.IQ Oxygen Transmitter is a compact industrial gas analyzer designed for continuous measurement of oxygen concentration in process gases.

It uses proven galvanic fuel cell technology to measure oxygen in both ppm and percentage ranges, providing stable and reliable readings in demanding industrial environments.

With a two-wire loop-powered design and 4–20 mA output, the oxy.IQ is widely used in gas quality monitoring, inert gas systems, glovebox applications, and process safety control where accurate oxygen measurement is critical.

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Key Features

• Galvanic fuel cell oxygen sensing technology
• Measures oxygen in ppm and % ranges
• Two-wire loop powered 4–20 mA output
• Stable and low-drift measurement performance
• User-configurable measurement ranges
• Built-in diagnostics and sensor health indication
• Suitable for hazardous area installation options
• Compact and low-maintenance design

Applications

• Glove box inerting and purge systems
• Semiconductor manufacturing
• Chemical process gas monitoring
• Natural gas and hydrocarbon processing
• Heat treatment and annealing systems
• Gas purity monitoring systems
• Laboratory and industrial gas analysis
• Membrane separation systems

Selection Notes

Before selecting oxy.IQ, confirm:

• Required oxygen range (ppm or % O₂)
• Gas type (inert gas, air, hydrocarbons, etc.)
• Installation environment (standard or hazardous area)
• Required output signal (4–20 mA / alarm options)
• Sampling pressure and flow conditions
• Mounting method (inline or sampling system)
• Sensor lifetime and maintenance expectations

FAQ

Q: What is GE oxy.IQ used for?
A: It is used for continuous oxygen measurement in industrial gas systems and process monitoring.

Q: Does oxy.IQ measure ppm oxygen?
A: Yes, it supports multiple ppm and percentage oxygen ranges.

Q: What sensor technology does it use?
A: It uses a galvanic fuel cell oxygen sensor.

Q: Is oxy.IQ suitable for hazardous areas?
A: Yes, with appropriate intrinsically safe or explosion-proof configurations.

Q: What industries use oxy.IQ?
A: Semiconductor, chemical processing, oil & gas, and heat treatment industries.

Q: Does it require frequent maintenance?
A: No, it is designed for low maintenance operation with stable sensor performance.