H2scan - HY-OPTIMA® 5030 Series General Use In-line Hydrogen Process Analyzer
HY-OPTIMA® 5030 Series General Use In-line Hydrogen Process Analyzer
Overview:
General Use Inline Hydrogen Process Analyzer
Solid-state, non-consumable sensor
No cross-sensitivity to other gases
Self-calibration maintains measurement accuracy
Applications
H2scan’s HY-OPTIMA 5000 Series analyzers utilizes H2scan’s Gen 5 technology to provide the most accurate, tolerant, and affordable hydrogen process gas measurement solution for industrial markets. The general purpose-rated analyzer uses a solid-state, non-consumable sensor for direct hydrogen measurement in process gas streams, with no cross sensitivity to other gases. Self-calibration ensures the measurement stays within spec, even in dynamic conditions. Communication with the unit is via serial communication using Modbus RTU over RS485.
The HY-OPTIMA models 5031, 5033, and 5034 analyzers are intended for use in dry gas streams where hydrogen is always present. The sensor can be safely exposed to hydrogen continuously. The model 5032 is for use in processes where hydrogen is occasionally or intermittently present, as may occur if there is a leak or an upset condition. The analyzers are CE approved for general use operation. H2scan’s HY-OPTIMA 5000 Series inline hydrogen process analyzer featuring self-calibration is ideal for standalone use or OEM integration into existing analyzers. The sensors are used in gas streams where real-time, hydrogen-specific measurements can enhance process plant efficiencies, improve yields, reduce maintenance costs, and enable the hydrogen economy.
The HY-OPTIMA 5000 Series inline hydrogen process analyzer is ideal for standalone use or OEM integration into existing analyzers, in gas streams where real-time, hydrogen-specific measurements can enhance process plant efficiencies, improve yields, reduce maintenance costs, and enable the hydrogen economy.
Refining
Catalytic reforming
Hydrodesulphurization
Tail gas treating units
Flare monitoring
Fuel gas
Natural Gas
Wobbe Index or calorific value
Blending and injection points
Compressor stations
Hydrogen Economy
Fuel cells and electrolyzers
Petrochemical
Polymer feeds and flare gas process streams
Industrial Gas Supply and Hydrogen Production
Air separation
Steam methane reforming
HY-OPTIMA 5000 Series Specifications
Performance
Operating pressure at analyzer:
Recommended: 0.95 – 1.1 atm absolute (14.0 – 16.1 psia)
Maximum: 7 atm absolute
Note: Analyzers are factory calibrated at 1 atm abs.
Process gas temperature: -40 to 60°C
Flow rate: 0.1 to 10 SLPM (3/4″ tube)
Operating humidity: < 95% RH (non-condensing)
Calibration interval: None (self-calibrating)
Output Signal
Digital: RS485, 2-wire; 19200 baud, 8-bit data, 2 stop bits,
No parity; Modbus RTU protocol
Analog: 4-20 mA available via optional module
Relays: Four Form C relays available via optional module
Power
Input voltage: 9 – 48 VDC
Input power: 10 W
Physical
Dimensions: 5.9 in (L) x 1.6 in (W) x 1.6 in (D)
15.1 cm (L) x 4 cm (W) x 4 cm (D)
Weight: 0.8 lbs (0.4 kg)
Electrical fitting: M12 4-wire
Sensor fitting: ¾”-14 MNPT
Environmental
Ingress protection: IP68
Operating temp: -40 to 70°C
Storage temp: -40 to 105°C
Reliable Data for AI and Analytics
Proprietary self-monitoring technology continuously validates sensor performance, delivering clean, accurate data your AI and predictive maintenance initiatives demand. Unlike sensors that fail silently and corrupt your data record, H2scan sensors alert you immediately if performance degrades—ensuring every data point is reliable for both today’s monitoring needs and tomorrow’s analytics.
Product Selection
The HY-OPTIMA 5030 Series product family includes sensor types that are designed to read hydrogen levels with CO and H2S are not present. Please see product selection table below.
