RKI Instruments

RKI Combustible Gas (LEL), 0 – 100 % LEL, for GX-9000 | GX-9000H Replacement Sensor

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NCF-6322-CH4
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The RKI NCF-6322-CH4 is a genuine RKI combustible gas (lel) replacement sensor designed for compatible RKI GX-9000 | GX-9000H instruments.

The NCF-6322-CH4 provides a measurement range of 0 – 100 % LEL using catalytic sensing technology.

A worn or expired sensor is one of the most common causes of failed calibrations and bump tests. Replacing the sensor with the genuine RKI part restores the instrument's rated detection performance and keeps it in compliance with the manufacturer's specifications.

Important: Verify the existing sensor part number and the instrument configuration before ordering. After replacement, calibrate the instrument according to RKI procedures before placing it into service.

For assistance confirming the correct replacement sensor for your RKI instrument, contact CPS Calibrations at 865-900-8844 or info@cpscalibrations.com.

  • Genuine RKI Instruments replacement sensor
  • Combustible Gas (LEL) detection
  • Measurement range: 0 – 100 % LEL
  • Catalytic sensing technology
  • Direct replacement for RKI part number NCF-6322-CH4
ManufacturerRKI Instruments
Part NumberNCF-6322-CH4
Target GasCombustible Gas (LEL)
Measurement Range0 – 100 % LEL
Sensor TechnologyCatalytic
Compatible InstrumentsRKI GX-9000 | GX-9000H

RKI documentation identifies NCF-6322-CH4 for:

  • RKI GX-9000 | GX-9000H

Sensor: NCF-6322-CH4
Detection: Combustible Gas (LEL)
Range: 0 – 100 % LEL
Technology: Catalytic

Verify the existing sensor part number before ordering.

Need help confirming compatibility? Contact CPS Calibrations at 865-900-8844 or info@cpscalibrations.com.

RKI operator manuals, sensor replacement instructions, and datasheets for this sensor family are available from RKI Instruments. Contact CPS Calibrations at info@cpscalibrations.com if you need the documentation for part number NCF-6322-CH4.

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