ZE03-NH3 Ammonia Gas Sensor Module For Livestock And Poultry Breeding Sites Portable Gas Detection Devices

     ZE03-NH3 Ammonia Gas Sensor Module For Livestock And Poultry Breeding Sites Portable Gas Detection Devices

Features:

• Accurate and reliable detection: The combination of electrochemical detection principle and built - in temperature compensation technology enables the module to maintain stable and accurate ammonia concentration measurement even when the ambient temperature fluctuates, avoiding large errors caused by temperature factors.
• Dual output modes: It provides both UART digital output and analog voltage output. The digital output facilitates precise data reading and transmission, while the analog voltage output allows for simple connection with conventional controllers, adapting to different circuit design requirements.
• Low power consumption: With a working current of less than 5 mA, the module has excellent low - power performance. This makes it very suitable for battery - powered portable ammonia detectors that have strict requirements on power consumption.
• Strong anti - interference ability: The sophisticated circuit design enhances the module's anti - interference performance. It can stably work in complex environmental conditions and is not easily affected by external electrical signals or common interfering gases, ensuring continuous and reliable operation.

Application Scenarios:

1. Industrial fields such as chemical plants and fertilizer production workshops, which are used to monitor ammonia leakage during production and storage processes.
2. Livestock and poultry breeding sites, such as chicken farms and pig farms, for real - time monitoring of ammonia concentration generated from livestock excreta to ensure the health of animals and workers.
3. Portable gas detection devices, which can be integrated into handheld alarms for on - site inspections in warehouses, laboratories and other places.
4. Fixed gas detection systems in confined spaces like underground pipelines and storage tanks, to provide early warning of ammonia accumulation risks.