oms Professional Dive O2 Analyzer

[350xfire]

Hey Guys
I have an old OMS Dive O2 Analyzer. The yellow one that looks like a number 8... It needs a sensor and the numbers on it are 02.133.48097 029. Nyone know where I can get a replacement or if it's even available? By old I mean early 2000s.... Thanks

 

[tursiops]

For Sale - OMS oxygen analyzer (new sensor!)

OMS oxygen analyzer for measuring the oxygen content of your breathing gas for scuba diving. Sensor is in great condition, current oxygen sensor in the unit is used up but a brand new sensor purchased from divegearexpress.com is included and has not yet been opened... still sealed in the...

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Replacement for OMS OX-AN Oxygen Analyzer

<p><span style="font-family: arial, helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: medium;">Advanced galvanic type oxygen sensor with excellent stability and accuracy under stringent applications. All sensors are subjected to the most extensive stability test, output in air, 30" of water column pressure test...

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Specialty Oxygen Sensors for Analyzers

Analytical Industries (AI) offers a wide selection of replacement oxygen sensors for diving gas analyzers.

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[DiveGearExpress]

The original OMS company (prior to 2015) sold several different products under the same "Professional Dive O2 Analyzer" name and using the same documentation bundled with different accessories, however while they have the same name they all use different specific oxygen sensors. You can distinguish the analyzers by their color and shape, either white rectangle or yellow rectangle or yellow peanut. The yellow rectangle shape requires a PSR-11-37-D2 sensor, the white rectangle shape requires a PSR-11-37-D3 sensor, the yellow peanut shape requires a PSR-11-39-MD5 sensor.

They are available here.... Specialty Oxygen Sensors for Analyzers

 

[350xfire]

The original OMS company (prior to 2015) sold several different products under the same "Professional Dive O2 Analyzer" name and using the same documentation bundled with different accessories, however while they have the same name they all use different specific oxygen sensors. You can distinguish the analyzers by their color and shape, either white rectangle or yellow rectangle or yellow peanut. The yellow rectangle shape requires a PSR-11-37-D2 sensor, the white rectangle shape requires a PSR-11-37-D3 sensor, the yellow peanut shape requires a PSR-11-39-MD5 sensor.

They are available here.... Specialty Oxygen Sensors for Analyzers

Thanks/ I have the yellow peanut!