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Brand: Applied Analytics
Applied Analytics OMA-300 Multi-Stream Process Analyzer
Description
Overview
The Applied Analytics OMA-300 is a continuous, multi-stream process analyzer built on diode-array absorbance spectroscopy, engineered to give refineries, gas plants, and chemical facilities real-time visibility into process chemistry that was previously only available through slow, discontinuous laboratory sampling. Using a nova II diode-array spectrophotometer available in UV-Vis (200-800 nm) or SW-NIR (400-1100 nm) configurations, the OMA-300 platform can monitor up to five different chemical species simultaneously from a single optical measurement, updating every 1-5 seconds. This makes it the flagship platform behind the entire Applied Analytics OMA family, forming the base hardware on which specialized configurations for chlorine, BTX, H2S, moisture, and odorant monitoring are all built.
With fast quotation turnaround and technical support, Seven Star LLC supplies the OMA-300 process analyzer on request to industrial customers across Oman and the wider GCC, with lead time and availability confirmed at quotation. Facilities in the Sultanate of Oman running continuous gas processing, refining, or multi-stream chemical operations can specify the OMA-300 with confidence that installation, commissioning, and after-sales technical support are handled by a regionally established distributor rather than a remote overseas reseller.
Measurement Principle
The Applied Analytics OMA-300 operates on the Beer-Lambert law of absorbance spectroscopy: light from a pulsed xenon lamp with an average 5-year service life is transmitted through the sample and captured by the nova II diode-array spectrophotometer, which resolves the full absorbance spectrum across the selected wavelength range in a single pass. Because the diode array captures the entire spectrum simultaneously rather than scanning wavelength by wavelength, the OMA-300 delivers a complete chemical fingerprint of the sample every 1-5 seconds, and proprietary chemometric algorithms mathematically de-convolute the overlapping absorbance signatures of up to five target analytes from that single spectrum.
This all-optical approach carries real operational consequences for plant reliability: there are no moving parts in the optical path, no consumable reagents, and no physical contact between the electronics and the process fluid when the fiber-optic sample interface option is used. Zero drift is held to within ±0.1% after a one-hour warm-up period, meaning the analyzer holds calibration through long unattended run periods that are typical of continuous process units. The result is a measurement technology that avoids the pressure drop, sample degradation, and contamination risk associated with wet-chemistry analyzers or extractive GC systems.
Engineering Design of the Applied Analytics OMA-300
The Applied Analytics OMA-300 is available in three enclosure formats to match the installation environment: a wall-mounted indoor/outdoor enclosure rated for ATEX and Class I Division 1/2 hazardous areas, a portable suitcase enclosure for temporary or multi-point survey work, and a 19-inch rackmount chassis for control-room or analyzer-shelter integration. Explosion-proof variants are available in both purged (Type Z, Eexp) and cast-aluminum flameproof (Eexd) configurations, allowing the same core optical platform to be specified across a wide range of hazardous-area classifications without redesigning the measurement itself.
Electrically, the OMA-300 operates from universal 85-264 VAC, 47-63 Hz power at a modest 45 watts, simplifying power planning across sites with varying grid quality. Standard output is one galvanically isolated 4-20 mA analog signal per measured analyte, with optional Modbus TCP/IP, RS-232, RS-485, Fieldbus, Profibus, and HART protocols available for full integration into a plant DCS or SCADA historian. The analyzer’s ECLIPSE software platform runs on an onboard touch-screen interface, giving operators direct access to live spectra, calibration status, and diagnostic trending without needing a separate engineering workstation.
Key Features
The Applied Analytics OMA-300 platform combines optical robustness with process-grade flexibility, and its core features include the following:
- Simultaneous measurement of up to five chemical species from a single continuous optical scan, eliminating the need for multiple discrete analyzers.
- Selectable UV-Vis (200-800 nm) or SW-NIR (400-1100 nm) diode-array detector configurations to match the target application’s absorbance region.
- Response time of just 1-5 seconds, giving operators near-real-time visibility into process composition changes.
- A pulsed xenon light source rated for approximately five years of continuous service, minimizing lamp-replacement downtime.
- Zero drift held to within ±0.1% after warm-up, supporting long unattended operation between recalibrations.
- ATEX and Class I Division 1/2 certified enclosure options, including purged (Eexp) and flameproof (Eexd) explosion-proof variants for hazardous process areas.
- Flexible communications including isolated 4-20 mA analog outputs plus optional Modbus TCP/IP, RS-232, RS-485, Profibus, Fieldbus, and HART for DCS integration.
- A totally solid-state optical design with no moving parts in the measurement path, reducing mechanical maintenance and unplanned downtime.
Industrial Applications
The Applied Analytics OMA-300 is deployed across oil refining, natural gas processing, sulfur recovery units, petrochemical production, and offshore platforms wherever continuous multi-component monitoring replaces slower manual sampling or extractive gas chromatography. In Oman’s refining and gas processing corridor, and across the industrial zones of the wider GCC, the platform is used to track process gas and liquid streams in real time, supporting tighter process control, faster response to upset conditions, and compliance with environmental and product-quality reporting requirements. The Applied Analytics OMA-300 multi-stream capability also suits facilities that need to monitor several sample points from a shared analyzer house rather than installing a dedicated unit at every location.
With engineering support in Muscat, Seven Star LLC supplies the OMA-300 to petrochemical complexes, gas processing trains, and industrial utilities throughout Oman and the GCC, including facilities operating in and around the Sohar and Salalah economic zones where continuous process analytics support both operational efficiency and export-quality assurance. Regional engineering teams benefit from local access to spare parts, calibration gases, and application support rather than depending solely on manufacturer support from overseas.
Technical Specifications
The table below summarizes the core specifications of the Applied Analytics OMA-300 process analyzer platform, and buyers evaluating the Applied Analytics OMA-300 against alternative technologies should note its combination of speed, simultaneous multi-analyte capability, and hazardous-area certification.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Applied Analytics OMA-300 |
| Measurement Principle | Diode-array absorbance spectroscopy (Beer-Lambert law) |
| Detector | nova II diode-array spectrophotometer |
| Wavelength Range | UV-Vis 200-800 nm or SW-NIR 400-1100 nm |
| Light Source | Pulsed xenon lamp, ±5-year average lifespan |
| Simultaneous Analytes | Up to 5 chemical species |
| Response Time | 1-5 seconds |
| Zero Drift | ±0.1% after 1-hour warm-up |
| Enclosure Options | Wall-mount (ATEX/Class I Div 1/2), portable suitcase, 19-inch rackmount |
| Hazardous Area Ratings | Purged Eexp and cast-aluminum flameproof Eexd variants |
| Outputs | 1x isolated 4-20 mA per analyte; optional Modbus TCP/IP, RS-232, RS-485, Fieldbus, Profibus, HART |
| Power | 85-264 VAC, 47-63 Hz, 45 W |
Also available: Applied Analytics OMA BTX Analyzer
Request a Quote for Applied Analytics OMA-300 Multi-Stream Process Analyzer
Facility engineers and procurement teams across Oman and the GCC can request a formal quotation for the Applied Analytics OMA-300 process analyzer directly from Seven Star LLC, and can confirm current Applied Analytics OMA-300 availability and lead time, along with full technical datasheet downloads and application-specific configuration guidance from our instrumentation division. Seven Star LLC supplies every OMA-300 with manufacturer documentation and local technical support, so contact our team today to specify the right configuration for your process.
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Datasheets & Documents
- Datasheet Applied Analytics OMA-300 Multi-Stream Process Analyzer Datasheet Download
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About brand
Applied Analytics, founded in 1994 and based in Massachusetts, USA, builds online process analyzers around one core instrument, the OMA, which reads a full absorbance spectrum of the sample instead of a single wavelength. Seven Star LLC lists Applied Analytics OMA analyzers for H2S, chlorine, BTX, odorant and multi-stream duty, and supplies them to gas plants, refineries and chemical sites in Oman as an independent supplier.
Applied Analytics OMA analyzers on this page
The manufacturer offers the OMA in three form factors: the wall-mounted OMA-300, the portable OMA-206P and the rackmount OMA-406R. All three are listed here, with application-specific builds of the same platform:
- OMA-300 H2S Analyzer and OMA-300 Multi-Stream Process Analyzer
- OMA Chlorine, BTX and Odorant analyzers
- OMA-300-InGaAs for near-infrared measurements
The company also makes the TLG-837 tail gas analyzer, a sulfur pit gas version of it, and sample conditioning systems designed for each project.
Where Applied Analytics analyzers are used
Typical duties are H2S in sour gas, acid gas and amine treating, sulfur recovery control, chlorine in chlor-alkali and water treatment, aromatics in hydrocarbon and wastewater streams, and mercaptan odorant in distribution gas. These are everyday measurements in GCC gas processing and refining.
Ordering an OMA analyzer: what we need
An OMA is configured for one stream, so the manufacturer needs process data before it can confirm a model. Send the stream composition with all components and their ranges, the analytes and measuring ranges, phase, pressure and temperature at the sample point, area classification, available utilities, required outputs and whether a sample conditioning system or shelter is part of the scope. For spares, send the analyzer serial number and the part description.
Browse Applied Analytics products by category: Gas Analyzer Systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The OMA-300 can simultaneously monitor up to five different chemical species from a single continuous optical spectrum, using diode-array absorbance spectroscopy in either UV-Vis or SW-NIR configurations. This eliminates the need for separate analyzers per component and reduces the total footprint of a multi-parameter analyzer house.
The OMA-300 is offered in wall-mounted indoor/outdoor, portable suitcase, and 19-inch rackmount enclosures, with ATEX and Class I Division 1/2 certified variants for hazardous process areas. Purged (Eexp) and flameproof cast-aluminum (Eexd) explosion-proof configurations are both available depending on site classification.
Yes. Standard output is one galvanically isolated 4-20 mA signal per measured analyte, and optional digital protocols including Modbus TCP/IP, RS-232, RS-485, Fieldbus, Profibus, and HART allow direct integration into most plant DCS or SCADA systems without additional signal conversion hardware.
The pulsed xenon light source carries an average service life of approximately five years, and zero drift is held to within +/-0.1% after a one-hour warm-up period, allowing long unattended operation between routine recalibration cycles compared to wet-chemistry or extractive GC alternatives.
Yes. Seven Star LLC is an experienced supplier of Applied Analytics process analyzers in Oman and the GCC, supplying genuine equipment with calibration support and local technical support.

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