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The HydroGen series HG 5U PRO 4000 is able to generate 4000 cc/min of Hydrogen with purity better than 99.99999% and pressure up to 16 bar (232 PSI). The HG 5U PRO includes an electrolytic cell with polymeric membrane (PEM) using distilled water. The two-column PSA drying system with automatic regeneration ensures the maximum grade of hydrogen purity, and is completely maintenance-free.
The HG 5U PRO is the ideal Hydrogen for all GC-FID detectors. The on-board CPU constantly controls the operating parameters to guarantee full safety. The touch-screen LCD interface provides simple and user-friendly management of all functions on the unit.
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Model: HG 5U PRO | 4000 | 4000 LN | ||||||
General Data | ||||||||
Electrolytic cell | PEM technology | |||||||
Drying system | PSA (Pressure Swing Adsorption) / TSA (Thermal Swing Adsorption) | |||||||
H2 purity | >99.99999%*1 Dewpoint -75°C >99.99999%*1 Dewpoint -80 °C | |||||||
Outlet pressure | 12 bars (174 psi) / 16 bars (232 psi) (optional) | |||||||
H2 flow-rate cc/min (Max) | 4000 | |||||||
Dimensions | Standard 19“ 5U RACK (48.5 cm deep) | |||||||
Net weight (no water in tank) | 32 kg | |||||||
N2 content | 3 ppm | < 1ppm | ||||||
Communication | ||||||||
RS485/USB Standard | ||||||||
LAN Optional | ||||||||
Software Functions | ||||||||
Parallel mode Ready on board | ||||||||
Automatic tank refill Standard | ||||||||
Water | ||||||||
Quality | Deionized, ASTM II, <0.1uS | |||||||
Supply pressure (min, Max) | 0 bars (0 psi), 0.5 bar (7.25 psi) | |||||||
Internal tank capacity | 1.1 l | |||||||
External tank capacity | 5, 10 or 24L | |||||||
Electrical Data | ||||||||
Power supply connection type | IEC320-C14 | |||||||
Power supply voltage | 240Vac (±10%) 50/60 Hz | |||||||
Nominal Power (Max) | 1450W | |||||||
Fuse (5x20mm) | 6,3A (250VAC – T) | |||||||
Connections | ||||||||
Hydrogen outlet 1/8” compression fitting | ||||||||
Water (inlet, drain) Quick release push-in fitting |
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1 Referred to O2 – DewPoint < -80°C (< -112°F), Atmospheric Dew Point (ADP)