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1 Item Inquiry Vian code Description QNY Manufacturer disposable O sensor SPXCDXSO1SS senspoint XCD 6 honeywell Sensor Gas,Gasmonitor 0-5 No: Bieler+Lang SENSOR O O-A Senko eip@viansteel.com parts@viansteel.com ext 33-38

2 Exmonitor Gasmonitor Gas Measuring and Alarm Systems

3 Application/Structure The sensors of the series Exmonitor/Gasmonitor used in combination with the analysis systems have the following functions: Measuring and displaying the current concentration of toxic gases and of oxygen. Monitoring and warning signal for: - Excessive concentrations of toxic gases. - Lack of oxygen. Initiating protection measures: - Technical: the increase in concentration is counteracted, or adequate oxygen content/supply is ensured. (ventilator, cut-out functions...). - Organisation: optical and acoustic alarms. A gas alarm unit comprises the following components: Sensor Analysis system Controllable units such as ventilators, warning lights and solenoids. Product features Detection of toxic gases and oxygen Measuring principle: electro-chemical measuring cell Linear measuring signal: 4-0 ma Dual conductor design One-man calibration Easy change of sensor Two construction designs: - Exmonitor for potentially explosive atmospheres with continuous display of gas concentrations - Gasmonitor for non-hazardous areas Exmonitor: ATEX-conformity for applications in hazardous areas zone 1 and Mode of function 3-electrode sensor for toxic gases The eletrodes are surrounded by an electrolyte. The upstream Teflon membrane protects the cell from exposure to dust and moisture. A capillary O Pb Sauerstoffsensor 3-Elektroden-Sensor Potentiostat diffusion barrier ensures that only a limited quantity of test gas reaches the inside of the cell. This also helps to minimize the pressure inflow. The electro-chemical reaction (charge crossover) takes place at the measuring electrode. The potential conditions of the sensor change as a consequence. The potential changes are measured above the reference electrode. The counter electrode is addressed by a potentiostat (controlled diffusuin) such that the potential changes of the cell are compensated. The oxygen required for this process is drawn from the ambient air to the inside of the cell. Dual electrode sensor for oxygen measurements The electrodes are surrounded by an electrolyte. The upstream Teflon membrane protects the cell from exposure to dust and moisture. The diffusing oxygen causes a reaction at the measuring electrode. As a consequence, the potential conditions of the sensor change and the cell suplies a measuring current. Electronics The electronic system includes an amplifier, a 4-0 ma transmitter and operating elements. The sensor signal is amplified and converted into a 4-0 ma signal. The latter is transmitted to the analysis unit, shown as current value in the display, and finally analyzed. Page from 6 Subject to change without notice! 07/010

4 Mode of function Calibrating the mesuring sensor During calibration the sensor delivers a pulsating output signal. The connected analysis unit thus suppresses an alarm output. A malfunction signal is transmitted at the same time. An additional voltage meter is required for the sensor of the type Gasmonitor because this sensor (unlike the Exmonitor) has no display. There are two options for calibrating: - Direct sensor calibration using test gas: Select the operating mode cal gas. Test gas is applied to the sensor and the unit is calibrated with the help of the display (or the connected measuring instrument when using the Gasmonitor) and the potentiometers for zero and amplification. Finally, the sensitivity (calibration number) of the sensor can be read. - Without test gas using a calibrated sensor: Plug in a sensor filled with test gas. Zero is set in air free of test gas. This sensor carries a calibration number. Finally, using the potentiometer for sensitivity, set the display to the calibration number of the sensor. Technical specifications Sensors Measuregas ment Standard measurement range Special measurement range Resolution (standard range) Response ime T t 90 Repeability of signal Type: Exmonitor- Gasmonitor- CO ppm < 30 Sek. 1% CO 1000 H S < 35 Sek. 1% HS 00 H S ppm ppm < 30 Sek. 1% HS 50 SO ppm < 0 Sek. 1% SO 100 SO ppm 0, < 15 Sek. SO 0 NO < 10 Sek. NO 100 NO ppm 0, < 35 Sek. NO 0 Cl ppm 0, < 60 Sek. Cl 0 HCN < 100 Sek. HCN 100 HCl < 10 Sek. HCl 100 H ppm ppm < 30 Sek. H 1000 O vol % 0,1 vol % < 15 Sek. n.c. O 5 NH ppm < 150 Sek. < 10% NH3 50 NH 3 10 ppm < 60 Sek. < 10% NH /010 Subject to change without notice! Page 3 from 6

5 Technical specifications Type Gasmonitor Exmonitor Measuring principle Measuring signal electro-chemical measuring cell ma Supply voltage on the heat terminals Temperature range -10 C C P erm. humidity 15%... 90% rel. F VDC Note to the lost of voltage on the cable, barrier and on the measurinng-shunt in the controller. Pressure range Storage Temperature Pressure coefficient Expected operating life Max. cable length Connecting cable mbar -10 C C <0,0 % of signal / mbar min years (toxic) 15-4 month (oxygen) 1000 m, depending on cable type -core, screened, on cable length conductor cross-section depending Suitable analysis units GMC 80, GMC80E, GMC840, GMC8364 Unit run-up time Cross sensitivity EC-Type- Examination Directive 94/9/EC Recommendet barrier 30 minutes at first start-up 48 hours with type (NH3-50, NO-100, HCl-100) on request II G Ex ia IIC T4 Gb BVS 03 ATEX E 384 Pi: 660 mw Ui: 8 V Ii: 93 ma Li: <= 4 µh Ci: <= 8 nf -10 C <= Ta <= 50 C Current repeater Page 4 from 6 Subject to change without notice! 07/010

6 Mechanical specifications Designation Gasmonitor Exmonitor Protection class IP 54 Enclosure material Aluminum Polyester Weight Dimensions: H x W x D Cable inlet Terminals 400 g 100 g 170 x 64 x 34 mm 115 x 160 x 75 mm cable diameter -pin 0,5... 1,5 mm from 6 mm up to 1 mm Gasmonitor Exmonitor 0 Cal. Ext. Cal. Gas Measure Exmonitor 115 mm 160 mm 07/010 Subject to change without notice! Page 5 from 6

7 Approval EC-Type-Examination Directive 94/9/EC, electrical safty II G Ex ia IIC T4 Gb BVS 03 ATEX E 384 Equipment Service Test gas set Calibration gases barriers Everything from one source - from project development to the installation of your new gas alarm unit. Guaranteed by our comprehensive sales and service network. Call us for the address of your local contact partner. Our after-sales technicians are pleased to assist you with hands-on help and advice. Bieler + Lang GmbH Gasmess- und Warnsysteme Postfach 119, D-7784 Achern Von-Drais-Straße 31, D Achern Telephone +49 (0) / Telefax +49 (0) / info@bieler-lang.de Internet Page 6 from 6 Subject to change without notice! 07/010

8 ec ec ec hnical hnical hnical Specif Specif Specif ica ica ica tion tion tion tion O-A Oxygen Sensor Figure 1 O-A Schematic Diagram Tec echnical hnical Specifica Specif ication All dimensions in millimetres (± 0.1mm) Top View Bottom View Side View PERFORMANCE Output 0.9% O 80 to 10 Response time t90 (s) from 0.9% to 0% O < 15 Zero current µa in N < Pressure sensitivity (% change of output)/(% change of 0kPa < 0.1 Linearity % O 10% O 0.6 Hysteresis % O change after 16 cycles: 0 to 0.9% O < 0.15 Hand aspirator % O change during aspiration (typical) 19.5 to.5 response LIFETIME Output drift % change in 3 months < 1 Operating life months until 85% original output of 0.9% O > 4 ENVIRONMENTAL Humidity Sensitivity % O change: 0% to 95% 40 C < 0.7 CO sensitivity % (change O reading) / % 5% CO 0.1 PHYSICAL Diameter mm (including label) 0.0 DIMENSIONS Height mm (including foam ring) 16.8 Weight g < 16 KEY Temperature range C -30 to 55 SPECIFICATIONS Pressure range kpa 80 to 10 Humidity range % rh continuous (0 to 99% rh short term) 5 to 95 Storage period 3 to 0 C (store in sealed pot, open circuit) 6 Load resistor Ω (recommended) 47 to 100 NOTE: all sensors are tested at ambient environmental conditions, with 47 ohm load resistor, unless otherwise stated. As applications of use are outside our control, the information provided is given without legal responsibility. Customers should test under their own conditions, to ensure that the sensors are suitable for their own requirements. Alphasense Ltd, Sensor Technology House, 300 Avenue West, Skyline 10, Great Notley. CM77 7AA. UK Telephone: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) sensors@alphasense.com Website:

9 ec ec ec hnical hnical hnical Specif Specif Specif Output (ua) ica ica ica tion tion tion tion O-A Perf erformance Data Tec echnical hnical Specifica Specif ication Figure Output Temperature Dependence % output (relative to output at 0 o C) Temperature ( o C) Figure 3 Sensitivity at 50 o C % (sensitivity at 50 o C) / (sensitivity at 0 o C) Nominal Batch Number Figure 4 Long Term Stability Days Figure shows the variation in sensitivity caused by changes in temperature. This plot of the mean and ± 95% confidence intervals for 34 batches shows superior repeatability of the sensitivity dependence from batch to batch, giving confidence when setting temperature compensation in your gas detector. The very stable output over the full lifetime of the O-A shows that Alphasense has solved the problem of poor performance near the end of lifetime. For further information on the performance of this sensor, on other sensors in the range or any other subject, please contact Alphasense Ltd. For Application Notes visit In the interest of continued product improvement, we reserve the right to change design features and specifications without prior notification. The data contained in this document is for guidance only. Alphasense Ltd accepts no liability for any consequential losses, injury or damage resulting from the use of this document or the information contained within it. ( ALPHASENSE LTD ) Doc. Ref. TDS/OA/Issue 13