HOW TO SPECIFY A DELPHIAN SYSTEM
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1 HOW TO SPECIFY A DELPHIAN SYSTEM Standalone Detector Head with CommonSensor... 3 SafeCAL Detector Head with CommonSensor... 4 Flexirack/Controller System... 5 Infrared Detector Heads... 6 Sage CE Web-enabled Gas Monitoring System... 7 Specification Steps- detailed For the FuelGuard, ask for Price List For Filaments ask for Price List FOB: Northvale, NJ Delivery: Normal delivery is approximately 2-4 weeks for systems and 1 week for spare parts. Warranty Period: All items manufactured by Delphian have two year limited warrantys except for certain sensors. The warranty received is passed on for purchased items. Agency Approvals: Many of our systems have FM and CSA approvals. Be sure to specify the agency approval you require. NOTE: It is one of Delphian's priorities to be as versatile as possible. If you do not find the configuration that you are looking for, contact Delphian and ask. Delphian has a policy of continuous product improvement. Therefore specifications are subject to change without notice. FOR USE WITH DELPHIAN PAR ARTS LIST # OR DELPHIAN PRICE LIST # DELPHIAN CORPORATION 220 Pegasus Avenue, Northvale, NJ Toll Free: Fax: info@delphian.com j
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3 CommonSensor Remote Calibration Module Transmitter in Explosion Proof Housing HOW TO SPECIFY A STAND-ALONE GAS DETECTOR HEAD INCORPORATING THE ONE PERSON REMOTE CALIBRATION MODULE 1.(See Step 1*) Select sensors by gas to be sensed. Select sensor accessories. Are dust covers or splash guards required? 2. (See Step 2 *) Select a transmitter (match to sensor type), one for each sensor and a remote calibration module for each transmitter (4-20mA) as well as a explosion proof housing. Add one remote calibration meter (4-20 ma). Are lightning arrestors required? If so, one arrestor and another housing is needed to protect each transmitter/ sensor. 3. (See Step 7 *) Select an owners manual for each gas category to be detected. Specify tags and engraving (if required). 4. (See Step 8 *) Select spare parts. See table below for a list of recommended spares. 5. (See Step 9 *) Choose a calibration kit and a gas for each sensor type. RECOMMENDED SPARES FOR STANDALONE SYSTEMS ITEM MINIMUM. STOCK Sensors 1 per 5 Points Dust Cover 1 per 10 Points Transmitter 1 per 20 Points Remote Cal Module 1 per 20 Points Remote Cal Meter 1 per 10 Points Flame Arrestor 1 per 10 Points Flame Arrestor Tool 1 per 20 Points Dust Cover 1 per 5 Points Splash Guard 1 per 15 Points Cal. Screwdriver 1 per 15 Points Cal Gas cylinder 1 per 15 Points/ gas Static Cal Chamber 1 per 20 Points Cal Adaptor 1 per 20 Points Owners Manuals 1 per gas per system * Refer to pages 8-12 Page 3
4 HOW TO SPECIFY A STANDALONE GAS DETECTOR HEAD INCORPORATING A SafeCAL MODULE Each SafeCAL is custom programmed at the factory. A SafeCAL order should be placed using a previously registered configuration number or the SafeCAL Configuration Form. This form is available from Delphian. (Call Toll Free and ask to have a copy faxed to you). 1. (See Step 1 *) Select sensors by gas and type. Select sensor accessories. Are dust covers or splash guards required? 2. (See Step 2 *) Select a transmitter (match to sensor type) and a explosion proof SafeCAL housing, one for each sensor. 3. Select a SafeCAL module that matches sensor selected. If you need relays at the sensing point, select a SLAM. Add a SLAM extension kit if necessary to locate the SALM remotely from the SafeCAL.. 4. The hardware is now selected. Fill out the SafeCAL Configuration Form with the following information. The factory will preprogram the SafeCAL to be configured for the following: a. A stand alone or digital controller (4-20mA) or an analog controller (1-5mA). b. The desired gas to be sensed c. The correct sensor type d. The desired scale range e. A specific calibration gas and concentration of calibration gas f. Alarm trigger levels for alarm outputs (SLAM if included) 5. (See Step 7 *) Select an owners manual for each gas to be detected as well as a SafeCAL operations manual. Specify tags and engraving (if required). 6. (See Step 8 *) Select spare parts. See table below. 7. (See Step 9 *) Order at least one SafeCAL calibrator. Choose a calibration kit and a gas cylinder for each different sensor type. 8. If you would like to be able to program your own SafeCALs on site, specify a SafePRO Programming Kit. It connects to the printer port of any PC. * Refer to pages 8-12 RECOMMENDED SPARES FOR SAFECAL ITEM MINIMUM. STOCK Sensors 1 per 5 Points Dust Cover 1 per 5 Points Operation Manual 1 per gas per system Calibrator 1 per 5 Points SafeCAL Module 1 per 20 Points SLAM 1 per 10 SLAMS Cal Gas cylinder 1 per 15 Points/ gas Page 4
5 HOW TO SPECIFY A FLEXIRACK/CONTROLLER GAS MONITORING SYSTEM NOTE: If infrared detector heads are to be specified skip steps 1 and 2. 1.(See Step 1 *) Select sensors. Select sensor accessories. Are dust covers or splash guards required? 2. (See Step 2 *) Select a transmitter (match by sensor type), one for each sensor and a remote calibration module for each transmitter (4-20mA) as well as a explosion proof housing. Add one remote calibration meter (4-20 ma or 1-5 ma if required). A remote calibration module and meter will not be needed if you are specifying a SafeCal system. Are lightning arrestors required? If so, one arrestor and another housing is needed to protect each transmitter/sensor. 3. (See Step 3 *) Select a controller (match by sensor type). Two controller types are available: a. The Delphian Digital Controller (4-20mA) is is a double unit, one assembly consists of two sensor points. Each controller takes two slots in a Flexirack. A configuration form should be filled out for each sensor point or gas type. b. Micro(analog) Controller (1-5mA) single unit, one controller takes up one slot in the Flexirack. Are lightning arrestors required to protect the controllers? 4. Decide if Zone Alarm Modules (ZAMs) are needed.these allow the monitoring of the Flexirack buss line for any or a combination of any FAIL, LO, HI or external alarm. No external wiring is necessary. A 5 amp relay is actuated when an alarm is sensed. Three ZAMs are available which provide a relay contact transfer (i) CAM - whenever any one alram occurs in a zone. (ii) SAM - whenever any one alarm occurs in a zone. Each alarm can be sequentially acknowledged. Can monitor up to 15 inputs, (iii) VAM when a specified minimum number of individual alarms occur in a zone. Can be acknowledged. Can monitor up to 20 inputs. 5. (See Step 4*) Select the Flexirack mounting, either panel/rack mount or wall/enclosure mount. Consider buying a slightly larger Flexirack than you need to accomodate future expansion (specify blank front panels for the extra slots) 6. (See Step 5*) Select a power supply. 7. (See Step 6*) Select a protective enclosure such as NEMA 4X or NEMA 12 if required. 8. (See Step 7* ) Select an owners manual for each gas category to be detected. Specify tags and engraving (if required). 9. (See Step 8 *) Select spare parts. See table below. 10. (See Step 9 *) Choose a calibration kit and a gas for each different sensor type. * Refer to pages 8-12 CONTROLLER BASED SYSTEM RECOMMENDED SPARES ITEM MINIMUM. STOCK Controller Module 1 per 20 Channels Transmitter 1 per 20 Channels Zone Alarm Module 1 per system Remote Cal Module 1 per 20 Channels Remote Cal Meter 1 per 10 Channels Sensor (complete) 1 per 5 Channels Flame Arrestor 1 per 10 Channels Flame Arrestor Tool 1 per 20 Channels Dust Cover 1 per 5 Channels Splash Guard 1 per 15 Channels Cal. Screwdriver 1 per 15 Channels Cal Gas cylinder 1 per 15 Channels/gas Static CalChamber 1 per 20 Channels Cal Adaptor 1 per 20 Channels Owners Manuals 1 per gas per system If SafeCAL is configured see p.3 for spares Example of how digital controllers fit into a Panel/Rack Mount Flexirack Page 5
6 HOW TO SPECIFY AN INFRARED DETECTOR HEAD STANDALONE 1. Delphian offers two infrared detector heads: the Determinator measures the %LEL of combustible gases and the Remediator measures % by volume of combusible gases. These detector heads consist of an interface module, a processor module, and a sensor in an explosion proof housing. Choose either an aluminum or stainless steel sensor. Consider the following options: i. Splash/Dust Guard for severe environmental and operational conditions. ii. Lightning arrestor where high-energy transient suppression is necessary. iii. SLAM (local alarm relay module) with relays for 3-gas alarms and one for fail. It connects to the Interface Module. The SLAM extension kit includes a separate explosion-proof housing but a SLAM also must be ordered. iv. Reclamation Adaptor to allow the sensor to be mounted externally to a duct or area outside of the sensor's temperature range. 2. (See Step 7 *) You will receive one owners manual with your order at no charge. Specify tags and engraving (if required). 3. (See Step 8 *) Select spare parts. See table below. 4. (See Step 9 *) Order at least one Determinator configuration tool for programming your unit. Although the Determinator does not need calibration as other gas monitors do, re-zeroing may be necessary. Choose a flow calibration kit and a gas cylinder for zero gas. * Refer to pages 8-12 RECOMMENDED SPARES FOR DETERMINATOR ITEM MINIMUM. STOCK Sensors 1 per 20 Points Foam Splash Guard 1 per 5 Points Operation Manual 1 per system Calibrator 1 per 5 Points Processor Module 1 per 20 Points Interface Module 1 per 20 Points SLAM 1 per 10 SLAMS Zero gas cylinder 1 per 15 points Page 6
7 HOW TO SPECIFY A SAGE CE WEB-ENABLED GAS MONITORING SYSTEM 1. Choose a Sage CE computer system which includes a touch screen computer pre-loaded with software, a manual and a power supply. 2. (See Step 1 *) Select sensors by gas and type. Select sensor accessories. Are dust covers or splash guards required? 3. (See Step 2 *) Select a transmitter (match to sensor type) and a explosion proof housing, one for each sensor. 4. Decide how many areas you will want to monitor gas in. i. Order one sensor satellite for each 8 sensor points in each area. ii Decide how many relay satellites you need. You will probably need one for each area to be monitored. Order one relay satellite for every 8 relays in an area. Relay satellites can be added at any time. * Refer to pages Specify protective enclosures for the satellites if required. 6. (See Step 7 *) Select an owners manual for each gas to be detected. One of each will be billed as no charge. Specify tags and engraving (if required). 7. (See Step 8 *) Select spare parts. See table below. 8. (See Step 9 *) Choose a calibration kit and a gas cylinder for each different sensor type. 9. The Sage CE requires custom programming (with information about sensor points, and the internet system). Talk to a Delphian engineer to get an estimate on time and cost for this task. A Sage CE Configuration Worksheet is used to help lay out the system. Sage CE Gas Detection System Computer touchscreen RECOMMENDED SPARES FOR SAGE GAS MONITORING SYSTEM ITEM MINIMUM. STOCK Sensors 1 per 20 Points Foam Splash Guard 1 per 5 Points Calibration kit 1 per gas type Sensor Satellite 1 per system Operation Manuals 1 per system Fuses (AC & DC) 1 each per system 5 amp Fuse 1 per system Sage CE Sensor Satellite-485 Page 7
8 DETAILED STEPS TO SPECIFYING A GAS MONITORING SYSTEM NOTE: There are three ways to configure a Delphian detector head: a. Sensor with a transmitter and explosion proof housing for the transmitter. These are connected directly to a controller mounted in a panel/rack or wall/enclosure mount Flexirack. This system is typically used for short distances between the sensing head and the controller. Calibration is required at the controller only. b. Sensor with a transmitter and a one-person remote calibration module in an explosion proof housing. This detector head can then be connected to a Delphian controller, computerized SAGE system or a users PLC. c. Sensor with a transmitter and SafeCAL in an explosion proof housing. This is typically used for one person calibration, with a digital display at the sensor and non-intrusive calibration.) This system is shipped pre-programmed from the factory. This detector head can then be connected to a Delphian controller, computerized SAGE system or a users PLC. NOTE: When specifying an infrared detector head skip Steps 1 and 2. STEP 1: SENSORS A. Select sensors by gas to be detected. Sensors are available for combustible hydrocarbons, hydrogen, hydrogen sulfide (both electrochemical and solid state), carbon monoxide, mercaptan, nitrogen dioxide, oxygen and sulfur dioxide. Select one sensor for each point (location) to be monitored. They are available either in Aluminum or in Stainless Steel. Disposable sensors are available for some gases. If a combustible hydrocarbon sensor is being selected and the environment is especially problematic, consider selecting a poison resistant sensor. If BASEEFA approval is required select the correct sensor. B. If the atmosphere is dusty, select dust covers. If the atmosphere is wet or windy, select splash guards. If the sensor is to be mounted in a duct with a flow rate higher than 0.07 CFM (cubic feet per minute) 2 LPM (liters per minute) or if the temperature of the air exceeds the operating temperature of the sensor, the reclamation adaptor should be selected. Ported adaptors should be selected for remotely applying gas (for calibration) a sensor located in an inaccessible location. One flame arrestor tool should be purchased if the flame arrestor on the sensor is likely to get clogged with dust or particles and will need to be cleaned on site or replaced. Delphian does NOT recommend on site replacement of the sensor element in the combustible sensor as the elements are extremely fragile and damage during replacement will void the warranty. Delphian recommends that element replacement be performed by Delphian personnel (labor will not be charged) for guaranteed success. Page 8
9 STEP 2: TRANSMITTERS A. Select a transmitter (match to sensor type), one for each sensor. B. Each transmitter requires an explosion proof housing (conduit box). The SafeCAL requires a different housing. Choose the housing appropriate for the approval required: CSA or FM. Transmitter housings ordered as spares will have no approval label. All housings are rated for groups ABCD. C. If one person remote calibration is required there is a choice: i. Analog remote calibration module which requires the conduit box to be opened during calibration. If this option is selected a remote calibration module for each transmitter (a 1-5mA module for controller based systems, or a 4-20 ma module for standalone systems) is needed plus a remote calibration meter per system (a digital multimeter may be substituted). The remote calibration module fits in the same housing. ii. Digital remote calibration module: SafeCAL. This option is programmed at the factory, uses a magnet for calibration and does not require opening the conduit box. It has a digital readout of gas concentration at the sense point. See back page for configuring a SafeCAL system. D. Consider lightning arrestors to protect transmitters? Each arrestor protects one transmitter and requires its own explosion proof housing. E. Consider an RFI filter with electrochemical sensors to reduce noise produced from EMI and RFI. F. The transmitter may need to be separated from the sensor. (The electrochemical sensors put out too low a current to be separated from their transmitter but it is possible with the other sensors). If it does, select (from sensor accessories) the sensor extension kit* (this kit includes a housing, terminal block and connectors for user supplied wiring to separate transmitter and sensor for up to 100 ft) or sensor extension cord (this is wire with gold plug-in connectors) in lengths up to 72 inches. If the sensor is more than a few feet from the transmitter, also select the ported adaptor for easy calibration. * Not available for IR systems Page 9
10 STEP 3: CONTROL SYSTEMS STEP 4: FLEXIRACKS Decide on the kind of control system that you need. Delphian offers digital or analog controllers mounted in a Flexirack and the Sage CE which is a web-enabled computerized gas monitoring system. If the system that you are specifying will have more than 16 points, consider the Sage CE computerized system. The screens can be viewed over the internet by any computer anywhere. See page 7 for information on configuring the Sage CE. To choose a Delphian controller: A. Select the controller (by sensor type). Two controller types are available: a. The Delphian Digital Controller (accepts 1-5mA or 4-20 ma input) - this is a double unit, one controller for each of two sensor points. Each controller takes two slots in a Flexirack. A configuration form should be filled out for each sensor point or gas type. b. Micro (analog) Controller (accepts 1-5mA input only) single unit, one controllers, takes up one slot in a Flexirack. B. Decide if Zone Alarm Modules (ZAMs) are needed. ZAMs are relay logic cards that allow the monitoring of a Flexirack buss line for any or a combination of any FAIL, LO, HI or external alarm. No external wiring is necessary. A 5 amp relay is actuated when an alarm is sensed. i. The CAM provides a single relay contact transfer whenever any one alarm occurs in a rack. ii. The SAM functions like a CAM but each alarm can be sequentially acknowledged. iii. The VAM provides a single relay contact transfer when a specified minimum number of individual alarms occur in a rack. If you have chosen controllers, select the Flexirack mounting. A. Decide between rack/panel mount, panel mount, or enclosure/wall mount Flexirack. The 19" rack mount is a 16 slot flexirack.the panel/rack mount is available from 2 to 16 slots. The wall/enclosure mount is available in from 2 to 16 slots and is most often selected to be installed in a NEMA 4X or NEMA 7 enclosure. B. Count the number of sensors and zone alarm modules. Add any blank spaces required for future expansion in enclosure or Flexirack. These are the number of slots required in the Flexirack, and represents the two numbers before the x in the Flexirack part number. The x indicates the number of slots on the right end of the Flexirack which are designated ZAM slots. At a minimum this number must equal the number of ZAMs purchased with the system. (For example is an 8 channel panel mount Flexirack with 6 controller slots and 2 ZAM slots). Add blank (black) front panels for each slot designated for future expansion. NOTE: Choose the Flexirack that goes with the controllers: DC Flexirack for the DC controllers Old-style Flexiracks for Micro (analog) controllers. C. Are lightning arrestors required to protect the controllers? (one per controller, not required for ZAMs) Each arrestor needs its own explosion proof housing. Page 10
11 STEP 5: POWER SUPPLIES Select a power supply, based on the number of Flexirack slots. (Each controller channel requires 0.4 amps for combustible catalytic sensors and solid state hydrogen sulfide sensors, 0.1 amp for electrochemical sensors, 0.2 amps for infrared sensors and each ZAM 0.2 amps.) There are three types of Delphian power supplies. All are regulated. i.supplies which convert AC (switchable to 117 or 240) to the 24 VDC required by the Delphian system. (The standard choice). ii.supplies which convert 12 VDC to 24 VDC. iii.supplies which not only convert AC to DC but incorporate a battery charging system (trickle charger, circuit breakers, output meters) for a battery back-up. These power supplies come standard in NEMA 12 enclosures so separate enclosures need not be selected. Delphian will custom design a battery backup system for your application. Batteries should only be in NEMA 12 vented enclosures. However, the power supply/charger can be incorporated into any enclosure type. If more than 220 Amp Hours are needed, select a second battery set. If the user supplies power, we suggest regulated or full wave rectified with 1% ripple, although the system can accept unregulated power. STEP 6: PROTECTIVE ENCLOSURES (if required) A. Select a protective enclosure for flexirack/ controller configuration. The Flexirack configurations are intended to be installed in a control room environment. If this is not the case, a wide variety of enclosures are available: NEMA 12 to protect against dust, NEMA 4 against water and corrosion, and NEMA 7 (Class I, Div 1, C&D) against explosive atmospheres. Wall mount Flexiracks are used with the NEMA 4 and NEMA 7 enclosures (except for the special 2 channel NEMA 7), Panel mount Flexiracks are used with NEMA 12 enclosures. All sizes in price sheet are HxWxD in inches. Enclosures are intended to accommodate the number of controllers specified and the appropriate power supply. A larger enclosure may need to be chosen to accommodate a telephone dialer or annunciator panel in the same enclosure or a power supply/battery back up system. NOTE: Delphian will custom design an enclosure for your application. B. Select options and accessories for the enclosure chosen. For NEMA 4 and NEMA 12 the system accessories in step 7 may also be selected. STEP 7: ACCESSORIES Select accessory items for the system. Don t forget owners manuals. One owner s manual will be provided with each system for each gas. Most owners need several copies. Manuals are also available in digital form as Adobe pdf files. The SafeCAL, Determinator and ZAMs have separate operations manuals which cover these modules. Select tags and specify engraving if required. STEP 8: SPARE PAR ARTS Don t forget to specify spare parts. These should include transmitters, sensors, flame arrestors and flame arrestor sensor tools, remote calibration modules and meters, calibration screwdrivers. Page 11
12 STEP 9: CALIBRATION Your system will need to be calibrated regularly although some sensor technologies require a sensor to be calibrated more frequently than others. See the owners manuals for sensor frequency recommendations for the sensors you will be using. Select a calibration system for each gas to be monitored. Some gases can be calibrated by a flow method;others are considered too dangerous to use this method and a static system is provided for them. Flow calibration kits (which supply gas by flowing it over the sensor) are of two types. Type A includes everything (a sensor gas connector with tubing, a pressure and flow regulator assembly and a calibration screwdriver), except the gas cylinder, needed to calibrate a sensor and comes in a carrying case which can hold one or two cylinders of calibration gas. Type B does not include the carrying case. In each instance, A or B, the appropriate gas must be ordered with the Kit. These gases are offered in 105 liter cylinders and provide approximately 75 calibrations. Flow Calilbration System Zero calibration: If there is a background gas, a cylinder of zero air and a calibration kit should be selected so that a true zero calibration can occur. This is especially important for toxic gases such as hydrogen sulfide where a large background can exist without the calibrator s knowledge. The infrared sensors require zero air for re-zeroing. Static calibration systems come in one kit form, Type C, which includes a calibration chamber, a gas calibration gauge and valve assembly and a calibration screwdriver. You must select the gas to be used separately. These gas cylinders are 36 liters and provide approximately 400 calibrations. Static Calilbration System Page 12
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