
The OXYvisor is a process oxygen analyzer, best utilized to measure oxygen concentration in continuous, online, process monitoring and control applications. It is commonly referred to, as a O2 analyzer, oxygen meter, dissolved oxygen meter or DO meter.

The OXYvisor is a process oxygen analyzer, best utilized to measure oxygen concentration in continuous, online, process monitoring and control applications. It is commonly referred to, as a O2 analyzer, oxygen meter, dissolved oxygen meter or DO meter.
The device utilizes an optical quench luminescent technique to measure oxygen concentration by volume (ppmv, molar basis) in gas phase or dissolved oxygen measurement (ppbv, ppmv) in liquid and aqueous phase applications. The oxygen meter is coupled, via a flexible fiber optic cable, of optional lengths, to a small external oxygen sensor that can be placed into an extracted sample stream, or directly in-situ to the process stream as a gaseous oxygen sensor or when used in liquids as a dissolved oxygen probe dissolved probe or optical DO sensor.
Barben OXYvisor is designed for precise and reliable oxygen measurement across a broad range of industrial processes. Its extensive North American (NEC/CEC) and international (IECEx/ATEX) hazardous location certifications—combined with a rugged, corrosion‑resistant design—enable dependable operation indoors, outdoors, in laboratories, and in demanding industrial environments.
The analyzer is widely deployed in Oil & Gas (upstream, midstream, offshore, refining, and petrochemical), manufacturing (annealing furnaces, fiber‑optic and polymer production, contact lens manufacturing), and Renewable Energy sectors, including biogas, biomethane/renewable natural gas (RNG), and ethanol production.
Common Application Areas
Upstream & Midstream Oil & Gas
Biogas & Renewable Natural Gas
OXYvisor’s optical technique is an ideal technology for many of these applications, due to its ability to accurately measure in applications with high moisture or contaminants like H2S, CO2 and H2 with high reliability. It has no electrolyte to poison, no membrane to plug or foul, and is good to operate with high moisture and in liquids. This makes the OXYvisor an ideal upgrade for older technologies, such as paramagnetic analyzers, electrochemical cells (e.g. fuel cells, galvanic dissolved oxygen sensors, amperometric probes & amperometric gas sensors) and even in some cases, zirconia and Tunable Diode Laser (TDL) based technologies.
Advantages of optical oxygen sensors in biogas production include no interference due to moisture, H2S, CO2, and other contaminant gases. The OXYvisor simplifies the sample system design as the contaminant gases do not need to be scrubbed prior to the measurement. In many cases the end user is able to eliminate the highly problematic sample system by going in-situ with the BOSx SafeTap. The end result is increased reliability, better accuracy, and faster response in biogas applications.


