The VICOTEC320 measures very small concentrations of NO2 and NO as well as the visibility and temperature in road tunnels quickly and simultaneously. And all this using industry-proven components – without test gases for zero and reference point. An automated, cyclic adjustment of zero and reference point ensures exact values. The rugged housing even withstands thorough tunnel washing operations without any impairments.
Ventilation control and filter monitoring in tunnels
Monitoring of air quality in road tunnels
Device properties:
Very low detection limits for NO and NO2
Automatic function monitoring and self-adjustment
Very rugged design in stainless steel
Automatic beam alignment between sender/receiver unit and reflector
Fördelar
Energy and cost savings for ventilation control due to very low zero offset and accurate measurement
Low operational costs because no air aspiration of ambient air and no test gases are required
Low maintenance requirements due to long maintenance interval (approx. 1 year)
An overview brochure about traffic and tunnel sensor, their
development during the last 60 years, the main applications in front
and within a tunnel as well as the measuring devices at a glance
An overview brochure about traffic and tunnel sensor, their development during the last 60 years, the main applications in front and within a tunnel as well as the measuring devices at a glance
Emission Monitoring Solutions – broad instrument portfolio and
longstanding experience
Kompetensbroschyr (CP)
Engelsk version - 01/2025
New version available in English
An overview brochure about emission monitoring, their measuring principles and technologies, global requirements and services, a selection guide and the measuring devices at a glance
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