For end customers/ OEMs/ System integrators: please contact your local distributor or click here to find a distributor in your country. 

For distributors: if you want to become an Evikon MCI distributor, please contact us by filling this form.

Data sheets and user manuals can be found on our website, attached on product pages for each device. 

For end customers/ OEMs/ System integrators: please contact your local distributor directly or click here to find a distributor in your country.

For distributors: please ask your Evikon MCI sales contact for further information.

For up to date pricing, please see the distributors price list sent to you. If you have any custom inquiries, please contact our sales team via sales@evikon.eu

We are actively looking for companies with a suitable set of skills, knowledge and experience to effectively develop and manage a network for the sales of Evikon MCI products. Please see details and instructions here.

For distributors: Yes, we offer product training (general overview and technical aspects) as well as calibration training for our distributors.

For end customers: Our trained distributors will assist you on product knowledge and calibration.

- Evikon MCI is certified to the Quality Management Standard ISO 9001:2015.

- Our products conform to the following EC directives: Council Directive 2014/30/EU, as amended; EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility and Council    Directive 2014/35/EU, as amended; Low Voltage Electrical Equipment.

- Our E2670 series of gas detectors conform to ATEX Directive 2014/24/EU and are safe to use in ATEX zones 2 and 22.

- Upon request, a declaration of compliance with the order can be issued.

- Our gas detectors come with a calibration certificate in the box.

- For temperature sensors- third-party calibration certificates (Metrosert) can be ordered upon request.

Our products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for one year from the original sale.

Warranty is applicable to products operating in conditions within the ranges specified in datasheets and user manuals. Warranty is not applicable if the product is damaged by a customer error or negligence or if there are any modifications from the customer’s side.

Most often, problems in gas detector performance appear when the ambient conditions are not within the operating range. This means, for example, too much humidity or too low temperatures. If there are other gases present, catalytic and electrochemical sensors may experience sensor poisoning or if the target gas concentration is too high (higher than the detection range of the sensor), it may “kill” the sensor. These problems can be avoided by providing a detailed description of the application when ordering gas detectors.

For temperature sensors, vibration can cause mechanical stress and break the sensor.

Temperature sensors remain accurate for a while without recalibration as long as the application conditions are within the operating range and the sensors are not damaged.

For gas detectors, this depends on the sensor technology and application. Electrochemical gas sensors require field recalibration every 6 months. Metal oxide semiconductor sensors should be recalibrated every 12 months. Catalytic (pellistor) sensors should be recalibrated every 3...6 months. The optical sensor may be calibrated every five years if used under moderate conditions without strong temperature fluctuations. PID sensors need to be recalibrated monthly or more frequently depending on operating conditions. 

PID sensors acquire frequent calibration and maintenance, please see directions on the Calibration and maintenance section in the user manual.

Our technical department can recalibrate the product. Send the product to us or contact our trained distributors. You may also contact a certified calibration technician for recalibration on-site.

Please see the list of gases here. If you can not find the target gas, please ask your sales contact.

PluraSens® is our multifunctional transmitter platform that enables connecting different measuring devices to automation systems.

The features and options include:

- Digital output change rate limiting filter

- Digital integrating (averaging) filter

- Temperature measurement channel with internal sensor

- Free assignment of each analog output to the chosen parameter

- Flexible setting of analog output scales for each output

- Output shift and slope adjustment for calibration

- Free assignment of each of two relays to the chosen parameter

- Several relay control logic modes (HI or LO with hysteresis, U or П)

- Switch delays and minimum on/off state durations for each relay

- Modbus controlled forced state option for analog outputs and relays

E2608, E2618, E2630, E2632, E2638, E2660, E2670 series have IP65 enclosures, meaning they are dust tight and exposure to water jets does not harm the detector.

E2610 and E2611 series have IP20 enclosures, meaning they are suitable for indoor use.

E2613 and E2615 have the option for IP20 or IP65, depending on application.

E2648 has IP66 enclosures, meaning it is dust tight and exposure to powerful water jets does not harm the detector.

Yes, our E2670 series is a line of flameproof detectors and transmitters intended for use in ATEX Zones 2 and 22.

Our E2618 series has the option for either 24 VAC or 24 VDC, all other series have three power supply options: 24 VAC, 24 VDC, or 230 VAC.

Yes, E2608, E2610, E2611, E2613, E2618, E2630 and E2632 series have relays by default. E2638, E2648, E2660 and E2670 series have optional relays. Please specify relay setpoints when ordering, default setpoints can be found on data sheets.

When a detector is first powered on, it takes some time for the sensor reading to stabilize. The detector may read high values in the beginning during the warm-up period. This is especially so for metal-oxide and electrochemical sensors, for which we recommend keeping them powered on for at least 2 hours (even 24 hours in the ideal case) to let the reading stabilize. For optical sensors and pellistors, the reading stabilizes in approximately 15 minutes.

Generally, you can evaluate the need for recalibration based on the sensor technology you use. However, if your application is more demanding, the detector should be calibrated more frequently.

There is no official figure, however, 50 to 100 m2 per detector is a reasonable general guide, adding more detectors at points where leakage could occur. It must be remembered that gas has to contact a point-type detector to be detected.

There are no precise rules or standards to follow when installing the gas detectors, it is important to consider the following: application for the detector, geometry of the room and airflows, the detected gas (toxic or flammable, can it replace oxygen, density), interfering factors (for example strong vibrations) and accessibility (for repairs and maintenance).

For early leakage detection, install the sensor as close as possible to the potential leakage sources (flanges, valves, pressure reducers, pumps, etc). For general area monitoring without definite leakage sources, the detectors should be distributed evenly in the room. For personal safety control, the detectors are installed in the breathing zone (at the height of the head of people or animals).

Please see the user manual of the specific gas detectors for further installation guidelines.

The accuracy of our gas detectors with analog sensors is approximately ±2% (as written on calibration certificates). Aspects affecting the accuracy are sensor drift, temperature, presence of other gases, humidity, etc. As the accuracy of sensors changes in time, the detectors should be recalibrated (interval depends on sensor type).

Accuracy of Evikon MCI detectors complies with the European and international standards and is completely sufficient for using the instruments to avoid toxicity or explosion hazards.

Yes, in most cases the best solution for a custom range is setting the analog scale to correspond to the range required. In this case, custom range should be at least 15% of sensor’s original detection range.

If this is not suitable, we offer a custom range for an additional price.

Yes, E2608, E2618, E2638, E2648 and E2660 series have remote probe options. Default cable lengths are 3 meters and 10 meters. For custom length, please ask your sales contact.

Please note that for CO2 with detection range 0...10 000 ppm, the maximum cable length is 5 meters.

Yes, our E2638 series has LCD display options. Please note that if the LCD option is chosen, one analog output is used for LCD.

Our temperature sensors have the possibility to measure between the range of -50 to +2300 °C.

Protection class (IP) is specified on data sheets, IP68 can be done for some sensors upon request.

We have mounting accessories for screw-in and push-in connection.

All of Evikon MCI temperature sensors can be ordered with a transmitter for 4-20mA output.

The humidity transmitters do not work properly when there are aggressive gases present and may be damaged.