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REGATEC 2026

The 12th International Conference on Renewable Energy Gas Technology, REGATEC 2026, will take place on 19 and 20 May 2026 as a hybrid event at the Scandic Star Hotel in Lund, Sweden. This year, the conference marks a special milestone …

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RITTER »MultiGas« Sensor Casings

Casing type 1 suitable for 1 IR or 1 UV RITTER »MultiGas« Sensor Module
Casing type 2 suitable for multiple RITTER »MultiGas« Sensor Modules
High-quality aluminium table-top casing
Interface: USB as standard, RS232, CANbus on request

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RITTER »MultiGas« Ultraviolet Module NDUV / UVRAS

Innovative UVRAS Sensor (UV resonance absorption spectroscopy)
Max. 3 simultaneously detectable gases per sensor unit
Combination of UVRAS and NDUV technology

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RITTER »MultiGas« Ultraviolet Module NDUV / H₂S

NDUV Sensor (non-dispersive ultraviolet sensor) / Dual beam
Max. 2 simultaneously detectable gases per sensor unit
Interference-free measurements with water vapour and hydrocarbons

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RITTER »MultiGas« Ultraviolet Modules NDUV

Innovative NDUV Sensor (non-dispersive ultraviolet sensor)
Max. 2 simultaneously detectable gases per sensor unit
Measuring ranges from ppm to Vol.-%

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RITTER »MultiGas« Infrared Modules NDIR

Innovative NDIR Sensor (non-dispersive infrared sensor)
Max. 3 simultaneously detectable gases per sensor unit
Measuring ranges from ppm to Vol.-%

Announcement

The All-new RITTER »MultiGas« Sensors

Analyse simultaneously with 3 modules up to 4 different gases in one table-top casing Modular sensor design In order to be able to adapt the measuring system as flexibly as possible to individual measuring tasks, the individual components are designed …

RITTER »MultiGas« Sensors

Analyze up to 4 different gases in only one table-top casing simultaneously with 3 modules. The modular components enable flexible adaptation of the measuring system to individual measuring tasks.