Satellix sensors by Sensorix

Order new replacement sensors for Honeywell's Satellite XT* system - exclusively at GfG. The specialized Satellix sensors by Sensorix are completely compatible, reliable and durable components for your gas detection system. Choose from a variety of electrochemical sensors for toxic gases, oxygen and hydrogen or a catalytic sensor for monitoring the lower explosion limit (% LEL).

What makes Satellix sensors so special?

highly customized mechanical sensor adaptation

100% compatible with the Satellite XT* transmitter

electrochemical and catalytic combustion sensors for monitoring LEL

detects more than 30 gases commonly used in semiconductor processes

What type of gas detectors is the Sensorix Satellix suitable for?

The Sensorix Satellix series is a special mechanical adaptation of gas sensors for measuring toxic, corrosive and combustible gases.

They are ready to use with any Satellite XT* transmitters immediately. Each of these sensors offers excellent stablity, reliability and high selectivity, 

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Key information about the Satellix format
 

1. Sensorix offers Satellix sensors in three different dimensions, corresponding to the listed types of gas. There are two different electrochemical sensors: the Satellix Standard for most gases and the Satellix 4S for SO2, NO, NO2, O2, as well as a pellistor sensor variant: the Satellix LEL.

2. All Satellix sensors come with a dedicated socket and programmed EPROM. Thus, owners of Satellite XT* devices have a plug and play sensor solution.

3. The Satellix series by Sensorix offers a broad range of sensors for detecting a variety of hydride gases, such as AsH3, PH3, SiH4, B2H6, and SeH2, as well as gases that are commonly used in semiconductor processing, e.g. HF, HCl, HBr, Cl2, NH3, and H2.

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Which gases can Satellix gas sensors detect?

AsH3-Sensor

AsH3


Arsine
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Br2-Sensor

Br2


Bromine
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B2H6-Sensor

B2H6


Diborane
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CH3F-Sensor

CH3F


Methyl Fluoride
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Cl2-Sensor

Cl2


Chlorine
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ClF3-Sensor

ClF3


Chlorine Trifluoride
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ClO2-Sensor

ClO2


Chlorine Dioxide
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CO-Sensor

CO


Carbon Monoxide
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COCl2-Sensor

COCl2


Phosgene
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C2H2Cl2-Sensor

C2H2Cl2


Trans-1,2-dichloroethene
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C5F8-Sensor

C5F8


Octafluorocyclopentene
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C6H19NSi2-Sensor

C6H19NSi2


Hexamethyldisilazane
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F2-Sensor

F2


Fluorine
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GeH4-Sensor

GeH4


Germane
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Her-Sensor

HBr


Hydrogen Bromide
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HCl-Sensor

HCl


Hydrogen Chloride
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HCN-Sensor

HCN


Hydrogen Cyanide
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HF-Sensor

HF


Hydrogen Fluoride
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H2-Sensor

H2


Hydrogen
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H2S-Sensor

H2S


Hydrogen Sulfide
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LEL-Sensor

LEL


Lower Explosive Limit (LEL)
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NF3-Sensor

NF3


Nitrogen Trifluoride
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NH3-Sensor

NH3


Ammonia
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NO-Sensor

NO


Nitric Oxide
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NO2-Sensor

NO2


Nitrogen Dioxide
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O2-Sensor

O2


Oxygen
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O3-Sensor

O3


Ozone
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PH3-Sensor

PH3


Phosphine
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SeH2-Sensor

SeH2


Hydrogen Selenide
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SiH4-Sensor

SiH4


Silane
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SO2-Sensor

SO2


Sulfur Dioxide
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TEOS-Sensor

TEOS


Tetraethyl Orthosilicate
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TMB-Sensor

TMB


Trimethyl Borate
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