Light Source reqd. for CO2 meter.

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Author: Mr. Mike Wallis
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1995 00:00

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I am in urgent need of either
(i) A light source for an Instrumentation Laboratory IL200 CO2 monitor,
(ii) an address where such light sources can be obtained, or
(iii) a part number for such a light source, as none of the manuals I
have for said CO2 meter contain such esoteric information...

And, yes, I have tried the company, and no, they don`t exist at any address I
have for them. Any information as to whether Instrumentation Laboratory is 
still trading and/or building CO2 meters would be appreciated lots & lots.

The light source appears to be an infra-red filament inside a sealed atmosphere
tube, either 5v or 12v supply (there is one of each & I don`t know which goes
where), placed at the focal point of a mirror placed in the bottom of the 
unit. The top of the unit is glass. Please - any information regarding this
part would be appreciated. Even a note to inform me that I am not the only 
person in the world would do.

Thank you for your attention.
Regards,
--

  Mike Wallis, Lab Technician, Physiology Dept, The University, Leeds.
	 M.Wallis@leeds.ac.uk | +44 (0) 113 233 4225 (4228 for fax)
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