SEN0654

DFRobot
426-SEN0654
SEN0654

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Air Quality Sensors The Gravity: Factory Calibrated Laser Lab-Grade Methane Sensor is engineered for researchers who require reliable, quantitative data for publication. Move beyond the qualitative estimations of traditional MQ2 sensors and leverage advanced TDLAS techn

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Expected 11/02/2026
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DFRobot
Product Category: Air Quality Sensors
RoHS:  
Air Sensor
Methane (CH4)
5 %
- 13 C
+ 58 C
Brand: DFRobot
Packaging: Bulk
Product Type: Air Quality Sensors
Subcategory: Sensors
Tradename: DFRobot
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CAHTS:
9027100010
USHTS:
9027102000
JPHTS:
902710000
KRHTS:
9027100000
MXHTS:
9027100100
BRHTS:
90271000
ECCN:
EAR99

Gravity Laser Quantitative Methane Sensor

DFRobot Gravity Laser Quantitative Methane Sensor is a factory-calibrated laser lab-grade quantitative CH4 detector for academic research. This sensor offers advanced TDLAS technology for interference-proof methane (CH4) detection, with precise data output in %LEL (Lower Explosive Limit). The Gravity laser quantitative methane sensor supports zero cross-gas interference, ensuring trustworthy data from complex environments where gases such as CO2 will not compromise methane readings. This sensor features 2% LEL accuracy and 1-click data export to analysis-ready files for Excel or MATLAB, eliminating the need for coding or soldering. Typical applications include environmental engineering, chemistry and chemical engineering, environmental science, and materials science.