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ECOM America, Ltd.
1628 Oakbrook Drive
Gainesville, GA 30507

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Calibration Gases

One of the many features of ECOM analyzers is the ease of calibration. Calibration gas is a useful tool if you want to periodically check and calibrate your ECOM analyzer to maintain its accuracy level well after it leaves our facility. Calibrating your ECOM analyzer is a very simple process, and ensuring proper calibration helps to maintain a high degree of accuracy for your emission testing. Cal gas may also be used as a diagnostic tool to find air leaks and identify sensor inaccuracies. For these reasons, having cal gas on hand tends to decrease maintenance costs. ECOM offers a wide range of calibration gas concentrations suitable for emission testing and protocols. Along with the following gases, we also supply the necessary regulators and accessory kits: Carbon Monoxide (CO), Nitric Oxide (NO), Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2), Sulfur Dioxide (SO2), and Methane (CH4). Custom mixes and other concentrations not listed here are available upon request. We recommend that you choose a concentration of each individual gas, according to your requirements, which most closely matches the expected levels of emissions from your combustion source.

How often should I calibrate my ECOM analyzer?

Part	Part#	Description
Standard PAL 45 Cal Gas Kit (630L at 2000psi)	CALGASKIT1A	PAL45 Cal Gas Kit Contains: -CO/NO Mix (1000PPM/750PPM) -NO2 (80PPM) -DEMAND REGULATOR CGA 660 -CALIBRATION HOSE ATTACHMENT
Standard A5 Cal Gas Kit (153L @ 2000psi)	CALGASKIT2	A5 Cal Gas Kit Contains: -CO/NO Mix (1000PPM/750PPM) -NO2 (80PPM) -DEMAND REGULATOR CGA 180 -CALIBRATION HOSE ATTACHMENT -RUGGED TRAVELING CASE
MEM Cal Gas Kit for OCVNX (630L @ 2000psi)	CALGASKIT5A	FOR MEM SENSOR (RBR75314) MEM Sensor Cal Gas Kit Contains: -CO/H2 Mix (400PPM/400PPM) 2%O2 -NO 450PPM GAS (700L) -NO2 80PPM GAS (700L) -ON DEMAND REGULATOR CGA 660 -CALIBRATION HOSE ATTACHEMENT

Part Number	Calibration Gas Mixture	Concentration
Cylinders contain 630 liters of gas @ 2000psi		PPM
CARBON MONOXIDE (CO) accuracy +/-2% Balanced in Nitrogen
PALCO225ppm	Carbon Monoxide	225 ppm
PALCO500PPM	Carbon Monoxide	500 ppm
PALCO1000PPM	Carbon Monoxide	1000 ppm
PALCO2000PPM	Carbon Monoxide	2000 ppm
PALCO9900PPM	Carbon Monoxide	9900 ppm
Nitric Oxide (NO) accuracy +/-2% Balanced in Nitrogen
PALNO30ppm	NITRIC OXIDE	30 PPM
PALNO75PPM	NITRIC OXIDE	75 ppm
PALNO200PPM	NITRIC OXIDE	200 ppm
PALNO450PPM	NITRIC OXIDE	450 ppm
PALNO900PPM	NITRIC OXIDE	900 PPM
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) accuracy +/-2% Balanced in AIR
PALNO280PPM	NITROGEN DIOXIDE	80 ppm
PALNO2150PPM	NITROGEN DIOXIDE	150 ppm
PALNO2325PPM	NITROGEN DIOXIDE	325 ppm
Specialty Mixes accuracy +/-2% Balanced in Nitrogen
PALCM25MIX	Methane gas with 5% O2	2% CH4 (20,000)
PALCONOMIX	CO@1000 ppm with NO@750 ppm	1000&750 ppm
	NOTE: For mixes other than listed above, add $100.00 per cylinder and allow 2-3 weeks for delivery
ACCESSORIES
DEMANDREG	On Demand regulator
CALHOSE	CAL. HOSE ATTACHMENT
TOTAL

How often should I calibrate my ECOM analyzer?

There is no "one-size-fits-all" solution to how often you should calibrate your ECOM analyzer. There are a few very important items to consider, however. First, are you following an air permit, state agency, or company protocol which requires a specific calibration procedure? If so, you will need to follow those guidelines. For ECOM users that do not have a specific protocol to follow, ECOM recommends calibrating prior to each emission test to maintain the highest degree of accuracy. If you do not want or need to calibrate before every test, you will need to calibrate occasionally or send your unit to ECOM at least once every 6 months. If you plan to calibrate the ECOM yourself, it will be necessary to determine which calibration frequency works for your application. For instance you may start out by calibrating weekly, then if you find that the sensors are not drifting at all, you can push it out a little further, perhaps monthly. This type of trial-and-error is necessary until you determine the best calibration frequency for your application. Also keep in mind that older sensors, longer test times, and higher concentrations of emissions may lead to more frequent calibrations. If you have any questions regarding calibration, do not hesitate to call ECOM and speak to one of our application experts.