Insplorion NPS-P2

Next-Gen hydrogen detector for low-oxygen environments

Atex ready – Approval pending

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Insplorion NPS-P2 is a ground-breaking hydrogen detector. Its nanoplasmonic sensor element reacts quickly and selectively to hydrogen also in the absence of oxygen. Designed to enable the development of new and existing hydrogen applications

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Works without oxygen


Unlike most hydrogen sensors, you can install Insplorion NPS-P2 in low-oxygen spaces, such as pipe-in-pipe systems or nitrogen-purged enclosures. This saves on costs of sampling and ventilation systems.
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Effective in complex gas environments


Exceptional hydrogen specificity ensures reliable performance. Reacting only to hydrogen minimizes the risk of false alarms and costly disruptions.
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Extremely quick response


With a t90 response time of under 5 seconds, Insplorion NPS-P2 enables immediate action. Ideal for safety-focused operations where every second counts.
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Minimal maintenance


The solid-state, optical sensor has no consumables, no moving parts, and requires minimal maintenance. That means fewer interruptions and decreased long-term costs.
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Safe and compact


A compact design and flexible configurations make it ideal for confined spaces. Insplorion NPS-P2 is ATEX ready and will be certified for zone 1 in Q3 2025.

0–4% hydrogen


Insplorion NPS-P2 is a detector with a accuracy of 
< 0.2 vol% . It can be exposed to hydrogen concentrations up to 100% without damage.
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Suitable for use in:


  • Hydrogen storage systems – Monitor leaks and ensure containment.
  • Compressor rooms – Fast and reliable detection in high-risk zones.
  • Fuel cell enclosures – Compact design fits inside tight enclosures.
  • Ventilation exhaust – Early warning where hydrogen may accumulate.
  • Pipe-in-pipe solutions – Detect leaks directly inside confined tubing.

Improve your hydrogen detection with world-first technology


Insplorion NPS-P2 features the world’s first palladium-based nano sensing technology in optical form. Built for long-term performance in inert environments – it delivers rapid and precise hydrogen detection without relying on oxygen or consumable parts.

How Insplorion NPS-P2 compares to other sensor technologies

 

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Configurations


The detector can be configured for measurements in gas in the ambient through diffusion, or via forced flow through the detector. A third variant features an internal M20 thread for attachment to an adapter.

Product specification


  • Hydrogen range: 0.4-4 vol %
  • Response time: t90< 5 s
  • Accuracy: < 0.2 vol% or ± 25% of reading
  • Carrier gas: 1-5 vol% O2
  • Weight: 500 g
  • Size without cable gland: 100.5 x 50 x 40 mm
  • Size with cable gland: 100.5 x 75 x 40 mm
  • Communication: Serial TLL Analog 4-20 mA
  • Power input: 24 VDC
  • Ingress Protection: IP64
  • Certifications: ATEX zone 1 (Q3 2025)

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Insplorion NPS-P2 is developed and produced in Sweden. Start detecting hydrogen quickly and reliably in low-oxygen environments.

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