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- MQ 9 Pieces Gas Detection Sensor Module MQ2 MQ3 MQ4 MQ5 MQ6 MQ7 MQ8 MQ9 MQ135 Gas Kit
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Contents and Gas Detection Capabilities:
- MQ2 Sensor – Detects flammable gases and smoke, including LPG, i-butane, propane, methane, alcohol, hydrogen, and smoke.
- MQ3 Sensor – Specializes in alcohol detection. Ideal for breathalyzer applications and ethanol vapor sensing.
- MQ4 Sensor – Detects methane (CH4) and natural gas with limited sensitivity to other gases.
- MQ5 Sensor – Suitable for LPG, natural gas, and town gas. Responds well to propane and butane.
- MQ6 Sensor – High sensitivity to LPG, butane, and propane. Useful for residential or industrial gas leak detection.
- MQ7 Sensor – Specially designed for carbon monoxide (CO) detection. Commonly used in CO alarms.
- MQ8 Sensor – Detects hydrogen (H2), ideal for fuel cells or laboratory gas monitoring.
- MQ9 Sensor – Senses both CO and combustible gases like methane and LPG, offering wide safety applications.
- MQ135 Sensor – Detects various air pollutants such as ammonia (NH3), NOx, alcohol, benzene, smoke, and CO2. Ideal for air quality monitoring.
Features:
- Wide Gas Detection Range: Covers flammable gases, CO, alcohol vapors, and air pollutants.
- Analog Output: Easy to read using analog input pins on microcontrollers.
- Simple Interface: Each module includes VCC, GND, and analog output pins.
- Adjustable Sensitivity: Onboard potentiometer allows custom sensitivity settings.
- Cost-Effective: Affordable and easy to replace individual modules.
Applications:
- Home safety systems (CO alarms, smoke and LPG leak detectors)
- Industrial gas safety monitoring
- Breathalyzer devices
- Air quality and environmental monitoring
- Laboratory and research gas sensing
Specifications:
- Operating Voltage: 5V
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to 50°C
- Output Signal: Analog
- Detection Range: Typically 100 ppm to 10000 ppm (varies by sensor)
- Warm-up Time: A few minutes for stable readings
Compatibility:
- Arduino and compatible boards
- Raspberry Pi
- ESP8266 / ESP32
- Other analog-capable microcontrollers
Contents and Gas Detection Capabilities:
- MQ2 Sensor – Detects flammable gases and smoke, including LPG, i-butane, propane, methane, alcohol, hydrogen, and smoke.
- MQ3 Sensor – Specializes in alcohol detection. Ideal for breathalyzer applications and ethanol vapor sensing.
- MQ4 Sensor – Detects methane (CH4) and natural gas with limited sensitivity to other gases.
- MQ5 Sensor – Suitable for LPG, natural gas, and town gas. Responds well to propane and butane.
- MQ6 Sensor – High sensitivity to LPG, butane, and propane. Useful for residential or industrial gas leak detection.
- MQ7 Sensor – Specially designed for carbon monoxide (CO) detection. Commonly used in CO alarms.
- MQ8 Sensor – Detects hydrogen (H2), ideal for fuel cells or laboratory gas monitoring.
- MQ9 Sensor – Senses both CO and combustible gases like methane and LPG, offering wide safety applications.
- MQ135 Sensor – Detects various air pollutants such as ammonia (NH3), NOx, alcohol, benzene, smoke, and CO2. Ideal for air quality monitoring.
Features:
- Wide Gas Detection Range: Covers flammable gases, CO, alcohol vapors, and air pollutants.
- Analog Output: Easy to read using analog input pins on microcontrollers.
- Simple Interface: Each module includes VCC, GND, and analog output pins.
- Adjustable Sensitivity: Onboard potentiometer allows custom sensitivity settings.
- Cost-Effective: Affordable and easy to replace individual modules.
Applications:
- Home safety systems (CO alarms, smoke and LPG leak detectors)
- Industrial gas safety monitoring
- Breathalyzer devices
- Air quality and environmental monitoring
- Laboratory and research gas sensing
Specifications:
- Operating Voltage: 5V
- Operating Temperature: -20°C to 50°C
- Output Signal: Analog
- Detection Range: Typically 100 ppm to 10000 ppm (varies by sensor)
- Warm-up Time: A few minutes for stable readings
Compatibility:
- Arduino and compatible boards
- Raspberry Pi
- ESP8266 / ESP32
- Other analog-capable microcontrollers