Biogas Hydrogen Measuring Device Hydrizer mBA-31
◆Hydrogen (H2) in biogas can be measured from 0.1ppm to 150ppm. ◆Measurement time: within 1 minute ◆Power supply: 4 AA batteries or AC adapter ◆Recording method: internal memory or dedicated software (sold separately) ◆Dimensions/Weight: 77W × 140H × 27D mm, 170g (main unit)
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◆Hydrogen (H2) can be measured in biogas from 0.1ppm to 150ppm. ◆Measurement time: within 1 minute ◆Power supply: 4 AA batteries or AC adapter ◆Recording method: internal memory or dedicated software (sold separately) ◆Dimensions/Weight: 77W × 140H × 27D mm, 170g (main unit)
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In recent years, it has been proven that hydrogen can eliminate harmful hydroxyl radicals, which are reactive oxygen species in the body. This device is suitable for gas biology research. Additionally, it can also be used as an alternative to the breath hydrogen test conducted using gas chromatography in conventional medical fields. Recently, we have seen many benefits of hydrogen in the medical and beauty fields, but there has been little discussion regarding the hydrogen expelled in breath. This device can also be applied for such purposes.
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Since its establishment, our company has been engaged in the development of specialized equipment in the field of biological gas measurement systems, consistently aiming to be of service to all those involved in healthcare. When we talk about biological gases, it is said that there are over 500 types of gases, including "bad breath gases," "exhaled gases," "skin gases," and "flatulence gases." To accurately grasp these biological gases and to measure and analyze their values, the existence of specialized equipment is essential; without it, modern science cannot achieve this. Now and in the future... Taiyo Corporation will continue to be a pioneer in the "biological gas measurement system" and will keep leading the way at the forefront of this field.
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