Old O2 cell needed, please.

[Okeanos]

My O2 analyser sensor has decided to kick the bucket. I've looked around and can't find one that looks like it will fit, the makers website doesn't come up either. So I have decided I want to try any old sensor to see if I can make it fit, I haven't got one lying around. If I can't get it to fit in the unit I'll wire it in.

So for now all I need is an old O2 cell that I can trim to see if it will fit. It doesn't need to work, but if it did it would save me buying one for a little while.

An old inspo one would be ideal.

So any got an old one they are going to throw away? I'll pay postage & packing obviously.

Thanks

Mark

[Ivon]

Originally Posted by Okeanos

My O2 analyser sensor has decided to kick the bucket. I've looked around and can't find one that looks like it will fit, the makers website doesn't come up either. So I have decided I want to try any old sensor to see if I can make it fit, I haven't got one lying around. If I can't get it to fit in the unit I'll wire it in.

So for now all I need is an old O2 cell that I can trim to see if it will fit. It doesn't need to work, but if it did it would save me buying one for a little while.

An old inspo one would be ideal.

So any got an old one they are going to throw away? I'll pay postage & packing obviously.

Thanks

Mark

Mark, PM me your address and I'll stick one in the post.

[wreckweasel]

Might be easier to try OxyCheq ... oxygen analyzers and oxygen sensors

Patricks a good guy and has a pretty comprehensive selection.


/Zak

[Okeanos]

Originally Posted by wreckweasel

Might be easier to try OxyCheq ... oxygen analyzers and oxygen sensors

Patricks a good guy and has a pretty comprehensive selection.


/Zak

I have looked on his site, I can't make out which one it might be from his small photos!

If all else fails I'll buy a combined He/O2 analyser, I just didn't want to buy one yet.

Thanks Ivon, hopefully I can make it work.

[wreckweasel]

Some radical ideas;

1. read the part number of the old cell in there now and ring pat
2. Ring pat and tell him what analyser you have, he might be able to tell you already

[Okeanos]

Originally Posted by wreckweasel

Some radical ideas;

1. read the part number of the old cell in there now and ring pat

It doesn't have a part no., it has a sticker on it that says buy replacement cells from oxygenanalyser.com (doesn't work anymore)

Originally Posted by wreckweasel

2. Ring pat and tell him what analyser you have, he might be able to tell you already

If all else fails I will do that.

It would be nice to get it using standard Inspo cells, then it can have mine when I replace them, which is why I want one to butcher Mine have all been replaced and I disposed of the old ones!

[wreckweasel]

Might be worth taking a photo of the cell?

What sort of analyser is it?

[Okeanos]

Originally Posted by wreckweasel

Might be worth taking a photo of the cell?

What sort of analyser is it?

A dodgy one I bought off ebay but it worked alright.

I really want a trimix analyser, anyone got a cheap one?