Flame Photometer FP2076

Introduction

Flame Photometer is designed for efficient measurement of potassium and sodium. It features push-button ignition for quick and convenient operation. Equipped with a 7-inch color touch LCD screen for easy viewing. Built-in adjustable gas flow allows for optimized flame control. Our Flame Photometer ensures safety during accidental flame-out by triggering automatic shutdown.

Applications

is manufacturer of Flame Photometer for K and Na testing with a 7-inch touch color LCD screen, push-button ignition, adjustable gas flow and automatic shutdown protection.

Specifications

Testing Elements	K, Na
No. of Channels	2
Test Range	K: 0.15 to 100; ppm Na: 0.18 to 100 ppm
LOD	K: ≤0.156 ppm Na: ≤0.184 ppm
Linear Error	K: ≤0.195 ppm Na: ≤0.69 ppm
Response Time	Less Than 8s
Sample Uptake	Less Than 3ml/min
Stability	≤3% drift (15S), ≤15% drift (6S)
Reproducibility	≤2%
Air Compressor	External
Fuel	LPG
Power Consumption	250 W
Power Supply	AC220V±22V 50Hz±1Hz
Packing Dimension	570 × 530 × 400mm
Weight	18 Kg

Features

Gas leakage alarm.

Multiple language support.

Automatic gas-cut off function.

Detection range screen switching function.

Gas leakage alarm.

FAQs

1. What is a Flame Photometer?

flame photometer is an analytical instrument used to measure the concentration of specific metal ions (such as sodium, potassium, calcium, and lithium) in a solution using flame emission spectroscopy.

2. How does a Flame Photometer work?

The sample is aspirated into a flame, where metal ions get excited and emit light at characteristic wavelengths. A detector measures the intensity of this light to determine ion concentration.

3. Which elements can a Flame Photometer detect?

They can commonly detect elements such as sodium (Na), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), and lithium (Li), and also capable of detecting barium (Ba).

4. How is a Flame Photometer calibrated?

Calibration is done using standard solutions of known ion concentrations, ensuring accurate measurement. Regular recalibration is necessary for precise results.

5. Can a Flame Photometer be used for non-metallic elements?

No, flame photometers are only suitable for detecting metal ions that emit characteristic light when excited in a flame.