Organomation HG 2200 R Hydrogen GeneratorThe Organomation HG 2200 R delivers up to 200 mL/min hydrogen with >99.999% purity, low noise, and easy maintenance for THC analyzers.
Features

Organomation HG 2200 R Hydrogen Generator

The Organomation HG 2200 R is a compact hydrogen generator designed for THC and emission monitoring analyzers. It delivers flow rates up to 200 mL/min with hydrogen purity greater than 99.999%, and oxygen content below 0.1 ppm when used with additional purifiers.

The unit allows adjustable outlet pressure from 1 to 4 bar (up to 6 bar on demand) and features a removable external water tank for easy maintenance. An automatic water loading pump supports continuous operation.

Key Features

  • Hydrogen flow up to 200 mL/min
  • Purity >99.999% (UHP)
  • O₂ <0.1 ppm with additional purifier
  • Adjustable outlet pressure: 1–4 bar (up to 6 bar)
  • Removable water tank for easy cleaning
  • Optional continuous water supply (pump)
  • Low noise level <46 dB
  • Compact benchtop design
  • Simple operation and maintenance

Standard Features

  • UHP hydrogen generation (>99.999%)
  • Pressure control via keyboard
  • Removable water tank
  • External water supply capability
  • Integrated dryer with molecular sieve

Technical Specifications

General

  • Model: HG 2200 R
  • Flow rate: 200 mL/min
  • Purity: >99.999%
  • Oxygen content: <0.1 ppm (with purifier)

Output Pressure

  • Standard: 1–4 bar
  • Maximum: 6 bar (on request)

Electrical

  • 115/230 V, 50–60 Hz
  • Power rating: 100 VA

Operating Conditions

  • Temperature: 5–40 °C
  • Noise level: <46 dB

Water Requirements

  • Demineralized water ≤ 5 µS/cm (~0.2 MΩ·cm)

Consumables

  • Dryer with molecular sieve

Dimensions & Weight

  • Dimensions: 31 × 48 × 38 cm
  • Weight: 20 kg

Warranty

  • 1 year

Accessories / Options

  • Additional purifiers for ultra-low O₂
  • Water refill pump
 

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