Ozone Analyzer Module
Ozone (O3) is one of six criteria air pollutants identified by the U.S. EPA and is monitored extensively around the world by regulatory agencies.
Ozone is formed naturally in the stratosphere by the reaction of oxygen (O2) and UV light. Ozone stratosphere absorbs harmful deep UV light and protects the biosphere on the ground.
Ozone can also be formed at ground level by a complex reaction between UV light, NOx, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which come from anthropogenic sources such as vehicles and industrial emissions. Ozone at ground level is harmful to vegetation and humans which is why it is monitored.
Module specifications and performance
Sensor Code
AQM LZ
Range (ppb)
0 - 500
Display Resolution (ppb)
0.1
Noise Zero (ppb)
Span (% of reading)
<1
1%
Limit of Detection (ppb)
<1
Precision
2% of reading or 2 ppb
Linearity (% of FS)
1%
24 hr Drift Zero (ppb)
Span (% of FS)
1
0.2%