Agilent, 200187300, Obsolete. No replacement recommendation. signal probe, FID
Catalog Number: 200187300
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Answer:It forms part of the flame ionization detector's electrical signal-collection assembly.
Answer:No. Flame ignition uses a separate ignitor probe.
Answer:The original item is obsolete and has no recommended direct replacement in the supplied Agilent product record.
The flame ionization detector (FID) signal probe is a legacy service component in the charge-collection assembly of compatible Varian-derived GC flame ionization detectors. During analysis, carbon-containing compounds generate ions in the hydrogen–air flame; the FID electronics measure the resulting current through the detector's collection and signal components. The signal probe is distinct from the ignition probe, flame tip and associated cable. Replacing it requires attention to detector cleanliness, electrical contact and physical placement within the detector tower. The signal probe is obsolete with no recommended direct replacement, so repair work requires confirming legacy part compatibility before ordering.
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