Vaisala CARBOCAP® Carbon Dioxide Probe GMP251

GMP251 with Indigo 200 host and mobile phone

CO₂ Probe GMP251

for %-level measurements in life science incubators, cold storages and all demanding applications

The Vaisala CARBOCAP^® Carbon Dioxide Probe GMP251 is an intelligent, stand-alone, %-level probe for measuring CO₂ in life science incubators, cold storages, fruit and vegetable transportation, and in all demanding applications where stable and accurate percentage-level CO₂ measurements are needed. The operating temperature range is -40 … +60 °C and the measurement range is 0 … 20%CO_2.

The GMP251 probe is part of the Indigo product family and can also be connected to the Indigo 200 Series transmitters to extend its features, for example, for a display or relays.

For spot-checking, the ideal choice is the Handheld CO₂ Meter GM70.

The GMP251 replaces the following discontinued products: GMM221 and GMT221. Please note that spare parts and accessories for the GMP221 probe are still available and can be purchased in the Vaisala online store.

For an introduction to the product, see the video below.

Features

Measurement range 0 … 20 %CO₂

Intelligent, stand-alone probe with analog (V, mA) and digital (RS485) outputs

Superior long-term stability with the 2nd-gen proprietary CARBOCAP® technology

Wide operating temperature range -40 … +60 °C

IP65 classified housing

Full temperature and pressure compensations

Integrated temperature measurement for CO₂ compensation purposes

Compensations for background gases, O₂, and humidity

Sensor head heated to prevent condensation

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Key Benefits

Easy to use and clean

The GMP251 is a all-in-one probe, which makes it easy and fast to install. The probe is resistant to dust and most chemicals, such as, H2O2 and alcohol-based cleaning agents. The probe's surface is smooth, which makes it easy to clean.

Reliable and accurate

With the wide operating temperature range, the GMP251 is suitable for a large number of applications. The probe provides accurate and stable measurements also in varying conditions.

Watch the video