SpectraSensors J22 TDLAS Gas Analyzer provides an exceptionally reliable measurement. The highly developed algorithms of the TDLAS measurement plus the sophisticated diagnostics, monitoring, and verification concept of Endress+Hauser Heartbeat Technology™ offers a comprehensive process monitoring that cannot be found anywhere else.

The Optograf™ Analyzer is a turn-key, laser‑based analyzer developed by Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc., for applications in the petrochemical and gas treatment markets. In many of these applications, the Optograf produces spectra that resemble and can be analyzed with the simplicity of chromatograms.

SpectraSensors SS1000 Portable is a light weight, easy to handle, battery-powered H2O analyzer, used to verify measurements and for spot-checking when other methods provide questionable results.

SpectraSensors SS500 Analyzer is an economical analyzer which utilizes the same state-of-the-art technology as SpectraSensors higher detection analyzers, assuring the user of high reliability and repeatability.

SpectraSensors SS500e Analyzer is an economical analyzer which utilizes the same state-of-the-art technology as SpectraSensors higher detection analyzers, assuring  the user of high reliability and repeatability.

SpectraSensors SS2000 Single Channel Analyzer for H2O or CO2 is extremely reliable and tailored for the needs of the natural gas industry. The sensor measures gas using a patented Tunable Diode Laser Diode (TDL) to determine the concentration of the gas without coming into physical contact with the stream.

SpectraSensors SS2000e Single Channel Analyzer for H2O or CO2 is extremely reliable and tailored for the needs of the natural gas industry. The sensor measures gas using a patented Tunable Diode Laser Diode (TDL) to determine the concentration of the gas without coming into physical contact with the stream.

SpectraSensors SS3000 Dual Channel Gas Analyzer is capable of measuring moisture and carbon dioxide in this cost effective measurement system, which enhances savings by incorporating two sensors in one.

SpectraSensors SS3000e Dual Channel Gas Analyzer is capable of measuring moisture and carbon dioxide in this cost effective dual channel system which enhances savings by incorporating two sensors in one.

SpectraSensors SS2100 Process Gas Analyzers are exceptionally reliable for measuring trace gas components using Tunable Laser Diode (TDL) technology. The SS2100 is certified for CSA Class I Division 2.

The SpectraSensors 2-Pack & 3-Pack H₂S, H2O and CO2 gas analyzer systems retain the analytical benefi ts and reliability known by our existing customers. In addition, reduced installation costs,support and complexity are achieved via a single technology for gas quality measurements.

SpectraSensors SS2100a Process Gas Analyzers are exceptionally reliable for measuring trace gas components using Tunable Laser Diode (TDL) technology. The SS2100a is certified for ATEX Zone 2.

SpectraSensors SS2100i-1 Process Gas Analyzers are exceptionally reliable for measuring trace gas components using Tunable Laser Diode (TDL) technology. The SS2100i-1 is certified for ATEX and IECEx Zone 1.

SpectraSensors SS2100i-2 Process Gas Analyzers are exceptionally reliable for measuring trace gas components using Tunable Laser Diode (TDL) technology. The SS2100i-2 is certified for ATEX and IECEx Zone 1.

SpectraSensors SS2100r Gas Analyzers are exceptionally reliable and compact analyzers for measuring gas components using Tunable Laser Diode (TDL) technology.

SpectraSensors OXY5500 Oxygen Analyzer is a compact, stand-alone one-channel meter with an LCD display and bult-in data logger. The sensor probe is inserted into the process stream and is connected to the controller by an optical fiber. Full Sample Conditioning Systems are available with the OXY5500, as well as software for PC interface.

Prior to the advent of the Water Vapor Sensing System version two (WVSS-II) from SpectraSensors, weather forecasts relied on a compilation of data from weather balloons, surface reports, weather satellites, weather radars, and pilot reports as input to sophisticated computer models of future weather.