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0024-9551 

Revision 1

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PCA

®

 400 User Manual

IMPORTANT

:

 When connecting the sensor assembly, it is important that the tubing 

is free of crimps which could obstruct the flow of sample gases. 

(See Figure 5-5 for 

proper sensor cap orientation.)

Fig. 5-6: 

Shorting Springs

IMPORTANT

:

 If the replacement sensor was purchased through the B-Smart

®

 

Sensor Exchange Program, it is important that the old sensor is returned to our 

factory to be recalibrated.

1.  Place the old sensor in the bubble wrap and plastic container supplied with the 

replacement B-Smart

®

 sensor.

2.  Seal the plastic container in the pre-paid shipping envelope and return it to Bacharach, 

Inc. at the following address:

ATTN: B-SMART SENSOR PROGRAM

BACHARACH, INC.

621 HUNT VALLEY CIRCLE

NEW KENNSINGTON, PA 15068-9972 USA

8.  Attach Sensor Cap Assembly

Attach the cap assembly to the replacement sensor by inserting the sensor into the gas 

cup and twisting in a clockwise fashion.

9.  Connect Replacement Sensor

Firmly press the sensor into the vacant position on the board and reconnect the sample 

tubing to the gas cup.

7.  Remove Shorting Springs from Replacement Sensor

Remove any shorting springs which are present on the sensor pins before installation.

Summary of Contents for 0024-9551

Page 1: ... Combustion Emissions P N 0024 9551 July 2018 Revision 1 Combustion Analyzer for Commercial Light Industrial Use User Manual ...

Page 2: ...m SERVICE POLICY Bacharach Inc maintains a service facility at the factory Some Bacharach distributors agents may also have repair facilities however Bacharach assumes no liability for service performed by anyone other than Bacharach personnel Repairs are warranted for 90 days after date of shipment sensors pumps filters and batteries have individual warranties Should your analyzer require non war...

Page 3: ...t Connections 13 2 1 5 Interfaces 14 2 1 6 Components 15 2 2 Sample Line Probe Assembly 16 2 3 Power Configurations 17 Operation 18 3 1 Setup 18 3 1 1 Operation Tips 18 3 1 2 Inspection Prerequisites 20 3 1 3 Connecting Probe Assembly 21 3 2 Performing Combustion Test 22 3 2 1 Combustion User Preferences 22 3 2 2 Combustion Analysis 23 3 2 3 Additional Settings 25 3 3 Performing Pressure Test 28 3...

Page 4: ...ilution Mode 41 Care Maintenance 42 5 1 Emptying the Water Trap 42 5 2 Replacing the Filter Element 43 5 3 Cleaning the Probe Assembly 44 5 4 Sensor Replacement 45 5 5 B Smart Sensor Calibration 48 5 5 1 B Smart Sensors 48 5 5 2 Starting a Calibration 49 5 5 3 B Smart Sensor Calibration 49 5 6 Manual Sensor Calibration 52 5 6 1 Starting a Calibration 52 5 6 2 COLOW Sensor Calibration 53 5 6 3 SO2 ...

Page 5: ...lin Ireland ATTN Service Department Canada Phone 1 905 882 8985 Fax 1 905 882 8963 Email support bachcan ca Bacharach Inc 10 West Pearce Street Unit 4 Richmond Hill Ontario L4B 1B6 Canada ATTN Service Department Additional Information 64 6 1 Technical Specifications 64 6 1 1 Instrument Details 64 6 1 2 Approvals 65 6 1 3 Measurement Range Accuracy 65 6 1 4 Calculated Readings 66 6 2 PCA Reporting ...

Page 6: ...safety and the proper use of the PCA 400 please read the contents of this manual for important information on the operation and maintenance of the analyzer 1 2 Conventions 1 2 1 Short Form Instructions This document uses a short form for describing steps e g executing a command Example Selecting fuel type of application being tested Short Form Instructions f f To select Fuel Type Main Menu Fuel Me...

Page 7: ...product or environment It may also be used to alert against unsafe practices IMPORTANT Additional information on how to use the product 1 2 2 Iconography WARNING When testing an appliance a full visual inspection should be performed to ensure its safe operation WARNING This analyzer is not intended to be used as a safety device 1 3 General Safety Statements CAUTION This analyzer is designed for on...

Page 8: ...carry case filters USB cable PC Software digital download AC adapter and a rechargeable lithium ion battery pack The reporting kit version in addition to the base includes an IrDA Bluetooth printer and printer paper Intended Product Applications The intended purpose of the measuring device is for Engineerings servicing monitoring industrial combustion plants process systems power stations Emission...

Page 9: ...al custom fuels Backlit display and resistive touch make operation simple and intuitive in the field View data in list tile or trending formats making it easier to interpret results Pre calibrated sensors eliminate the need for costly down time or calibration gases Sample line assembly is available with Buna N or Viton tubing construction in lengths of 7 5 and 15 10 Standard Fuel Calculations 4 3 ...

Page 10: ...act ABS plastic with molded in magnets protects the analyzer and allows for hands free use LCD Touch Display 4 3 full color backlit liquid crystal display with resistive touch panel Interfaces USB T Air side Tactile Keypad Instrument Connections bottom 2 1 Combustion Emissions Analyzer The PCA 400 is designed for use in commercial and light industrial applications The analyzer is capable of measur...

Page 11: ...or on the display When viewing a directory use the buttons to open and close sub directories Enter Key Selects a highlighted item In addition if changes have been made to one of the analyzer s operating parameter e g date time O2 reference etc pressing this button confirms those changes and saves them in memory CAUTION DO NOT subject display to excessive shock CAUTION Periodic cleaning with a ligh...

Page 12: ...ion Display Options Display table list format Display trending line graph format Display tile format Settings Display configuration parameters Memory Set file structure and naming conventions for data storage Fuel Types Display list from which to select current test s combustion fuel Status Display device status device information and main diagnostics Options Context sensitive parameters touch to ...

Page 13: ... to toggle RUN HOLD mode Print Touch to print data to IrDA Bluetooth printer Save Touch to save data to default selected folder Calibrate Touch to perform calibration functions Fig 2 4 Sample Line Connection Port Stack Gas Type K Thermocouple T STACK Port Gas Sample Port Pressure High Side P Port Pressure Low Side P Port Quick Connector keyed to fit specific components gray analyzer blue probe han...

Page 14: ...ORTANT Interference can be caused by devices that are transmitting on the same frequency band Printer Interfaces The PCA 400 is capable of wirelessly transmitting data to compatible IrDA Infrared Data Associated or IrDA Bluetooth Printers The IrDA Interface is located at the top of the device Figure 2 2 2 1 5 Interfaces Computer Interface Data that has been stored in the analyzer s onboard memory ...

Page 15: ...tery replacement this analyzer should only be opened and or serviced by authorized Bacharach personnel Failure to comply may void the warranty 30 9 1 m Fig 2 7 Bluetooth Communication Range 60 max 4 to 16 10 to 30 cm Lorem ipsum Fig 2 6 IrDA Communication Range 2 1 6 Components ...

Page 16: ...bly Probe Tube available in multiple lengths Probe Stop Probe Handle Water Trap Filter Assembly Sample Line available in multiple lengths and construction types Quick Connector keyed to fit specific components gray analyzer blue probe handle 2 2 Sample Line Probe Assembly The PCA 400 s sample line and probe are modular allowing users to quickly swap out different sized probe lengths sample lines a...

Page 17: ... to charge batteries which are swollen or bulging IMPORTANT Operating the analyzer with the AC power adapter DOES NOT charge its rechargeable batteries To recharge the analyzer s batteries supply power via the AC power adapter when the analyzer is turned OFF Fig 2 10 Configurations for Li ion Battery Pack and 4 AA Batteries AA Battery Tray Li ion Battery Pack Connection IMPORTANT Replacement parts...

Page 18: ...n Tips 18 3 1 2 Inspection Prerequisites 20 3 1 3 Connecting Probe Assembly 21 3 2 Performing Combustion Test 22 3 2 1 Combustion User Preferences 22 3 2 2 Combustion Analysis 23 3 2 3 Additional Settings 25 3 3 Performing Pressure Test 28 3 3 1 Pressure User Preferences 28 3 3 2 Pressure Analysis 28 3 4 Performing Temperature Test 30 3 4 1 Temperature User Preferences 30 3 4 2 Temperature Analysi...

Page 19: ...or messages appearing after the warm up cycle completes Inspect Water Trap Filter Assembly Before each use inspect the filter element of the water trap filter assembly Replace the filter if it looks dirty See Replacing the Filter Element Section 5 2 for more information Keep Analyzer Above Water Trap Assembly When sampling flue gas keep the analyzer above the water trap and keep the trap in a vert...

Page 20: ...e See Emptying the Water Trap Section 5 1 for more information Maintain Sensor Calibration Calibrate the analyzer every 6 months to 1 year to ensure its accuracy See Calibration Sections 5 5 and 5 6 for more information 3 1 2 Inspection Prerequisites Before performing any tests with the analyzer verify the following The water trap filter assembly is empty clean and the arrow is pointing UP Check f...

Page 21: ...onnecting Probe Assembly 1 Connect Analyzer to Sample Line Firmly insert the gray quick connector into the base of the analyzer Users will hear a click once a secure connection has been made 2 Connect Probe to Sample Line Firmly insert the blue quick connector into the base of the probe handle Users will hear a click once a secure connection has been made ...

Page 22: ...ss the POWER button to begin a 60 second warm up period Users will hear the pump begin operation and splash screen should appear on the analyzer s display 3 2 Performing Combustion Test 3 2 1 Combustion User Preferences Temperature Units Select to display temperature in Fahrenheit ºF or Celsius ºC f f To change Temperature Units Main Menu Settings Temperature Units select Fahrenheit or Celsius Pol...

Page 23: ...emory Location Main Menu Memory use navigation keys to highlight the desired folder Options select Target 2 Select Fuel Type f f To select Fuel Type Main Menu Fuel Menu select Natural Gas NGAS Oil 2 OIL2 Oil 4 OIL4 Oil 6 OIL6 Propane PROP Coal COAL Wood WOOD Kerosene KERO Bagasse BAG or Digester Gas DGAS 3 Select Measurement Type f f To select Measurement Type Main Menu Measure select Combustion 4...

Page 24: ... Graph Settings O2 Reference Zoom NOx Calculation Save save combustion data to the selected folder memory location Print print combustion data to IrDA Bluetooth printer s IMPORTANT Printing via Bluetooth is diabled when the analyzer is connected to the PCA 400 App If you wish to print disconnect from the mobile app or enable IrDA communications 5 Run Sample Pump After starting the pump allow readi...

Page 25: ...The probe and sample line may become dirty during normal use and should be cleaned regularly to ensure proper function See Cleaning the Probe Assembly Section 5 3 for more information CAUTION The probe MAY BE HOT after analysis and can cause bodily harm and or damage to the analyzer Allow the probe sufficient time about 5 minutes to cool before handling or storing in the supplied carrying case 3 2...

Page 26: ...rder in which analysis results are displayed f f To update Run Hold Format Options Run Hold Format set prioritization via dropdown menu press Save Zoom List View Combustion test data can be shown with enlarged characters to make viewing easier The operator can set zoom levels to STANDARD or LARGE The Standard zoom setting will display fifteen 15 lines of combustion test data at one time and the La...

Page 27: ... 30 seconds 1 minute 3 minutes 5 minutes and 15 minutes Save save Line Graph Settings and return to current combustion analysis results IMPORTANT Changes to this setting will not become the analyzer s default value for future testing When restarting the analyzer will revert to STANDARD pump rate Pump Speed The sample pump is capable of operating at two different rates allowing users to compensate ...

Page 28: ...rs the ability to organize their records in a folder structure for later viewing and downloads f f To change Folder Memory Location Main Menu Memory use navigation keys to highlight the desired folder Options select Target 2 Select Measurement Type f f To select Measurement Type Main Menu Measure select Pressure 3 Zero Pressure Sensor User Discretion Before taking a measurement the pressure sensor...

Page 29: ...ing active data to the analyzer s onboard storage and or printing to the optional IrDA Bluetooth printer f f To save pressure readings report press Save f f To print pressure readings report press Print 4 Insert Probe Tube into Measurement Area After identifying the flue exhaust stack select a safe and convenient location from which to take measurements f f To measure draft insert the probe tube i...

Page 30: ...rature Units Main Menu Settings Temperature Units select Fahrenheit or Celsius 3 4 2 Temperature Analysis 1 Select Folder Memory Location User Discretion The PCA 400 gives users the ability to organize their records in a folder structure for later viewing and downloads f f To change Folder Memory Location Main Menu Memory use navigation keys to highlight the desired folder Options select Target 2 ...

Page 31: ...tooth is diabled when the analyzer is connected to the PCA 400 App If you wish to print disconnect from the mobile app or enable IrDA communications 6 Save Print Readings The PCA 400 is capable of saving active data to the analyzer s onboard storage and or printing to the optional IrDA Bluetooth printer f f To save temperature readings report press Save f f To print temperature readings report pre...

Page 32: ...can versions of the PCA 400 will display information in English French and Spanish Languages are chosen through software menu selections Changing Language Preference f f To change Language Selection Main Menu Settings Language select English Français or Español 4 2 Date Time The instrument has the ability to store recall to display and print 500 sets of time and date coded test records By default ...

Page 33: ...r time formats AM PM if 12 hour format is selected select AM or PM Save save changes to Date and Time and return to the Settings menu IMPORTANT Username information will appear at the top of each printout Figure 4 4 until new information is entered or cleared 4 3 Username The Username is typically the analyzer s primary user or owner e g company name address phone number and can be stored in memor...

Page 34: ...y Timeout select None 20 minutes 30 minutes or 60 minutes 4 6 Post Purge Period Purge feature at shutdown if enabled specifies a duration time None 1 5 or 10 minutes during which the analyzer s pump will remain on in order to purge gases from the analyzer and probe after a shutdown request has been initiated Enabling Disabling Post Purge Period f f To change the Post Purge Period settings Main Men...

Page 35: ...sition 1 Position 2 Position 3 Position 4 Auto Zero When the CO channel is set to Auto Zero the CO sensor is zeroed to the ambient CO level during start up Changing CO Zero Method Auto Zero determines the zero reading of the CO channel in fresh air and provides an offset for the CO measurements Manual Zero is used to detect CO that may be present during start up The Auto Manual Zeroing option allo...

Page 36: ...sor in this position Position 3 the analyzer can optionally have None NO2 or a SO2 sensor in this position Position 4 the analyzer can optionally have either None or a NO sensor in this position Save save changes to Sensor Setup and return to the Settings menu IMPORTANT To ensure accurate analysis results sensors must be properly calibrated See Calibration Section 5 5 and 5 6 for more information ...

Page 37: ... s settings For more information about wireless communication ranges see Figures 2 6 and 2 7 Enabling Printing via IrDA The analyzer can communicate data via IrDA at a distance of up to 16 41 cm IrDA communication requires that the analyzer has an unobstructed view of the printer at no more than a 30 angle f f To enable the use of IrDA for printing Main Menu Settings Printer select IrDA Enabling P...

Page 38: ...ng records 4 11 Onboard Data Logging When the logging function is activated up to 500 combustion test records can be automatically stored in memory at a preset interval over a predetermined duration Logged data can either be viewed on the display using the analyzer s memory function or downloaded to a personal computer using the supplied PCA Reporting Software and Micro B USB cable Downloaded data...

Page 39: ...ttings and return to the Combustion Test screen IMPORTANT The amount of memory available of storing new data is displayed in the LOGGING screen maximum of 500 locations If previous sessions are stored and additional memory is needed clear the memory IMPORTANT Before turning ON data logging and starting the data logging process the analyzer should already be setup to perform a combustion test See S...

Page 40: ...When viewing a directory users can the buttons to open and close sub directories Users may also use the Navigation Arrows Figure 4 6 on the touch interface to quickly scroll through saved records Clearing Memory When all memory locations in the directory are full they must be manually deleted in order to store new data f f To delete test records Main Menu Memory Options select Delete Files confirm...

Page 41: ...ors are not present 4 14 Sensor Protection Dilution Mode Sensor Protection Dilution Mode allows the instrument to dillute the gas sample in order to protect its sensors from over ranging during combustion analysis Enabling Sensor Protection Sensor Protection allows the PCA 400 to engage a second pump diluting the sample and all measurements with fresh air A notification will alert the user that th...

Page 42: ...52 5 6 1 Starting a Calibration 52 5 6 2 COLOW Sensor Calibration 53 5 6 3 SO2 Sensor Calibration 56 5 6 4 NO Sensor Calibration 57 5 6 5 NO2 Sensor Calibration 58 5 6 6 COHIGH Sensor Calibration 60 5 7 Troubleshooting 61 5 7 1 Error Codes 61 5 7 2 Error Symbols 62 5 7 3 Diagnostics Status Screens 62 5 1 Emptying the Water Trap The Water Trap should be emptied after every test or as water condensa...

Page 43: ...fashion and pull apart 5 2 Replacing the Filter Element Replace the filter element when it becomes visibly dirty or becomes saturated with water Materials Equipment Required Before cleaning the probe assembly obtain the following items Water Trap Filter P N 0007 1644 Small Flat blade Screwdriver 1 Remove Water Trap Chamber Pull apart the two halves of the Water Trap using a slight twisting motion ...

Page 44: ...e near an open flame 2 Open Filter Chamber Using a small flat blade screwdriver pry apart the Filter Chamber Remove and discard the old Water Trap Filter 3 Install New Filter Install new filter and reassemble the Filter Chamber making sure that surfaces A and B contact each other 4 Reassemble Water Trap Assembly Firmly press the bayonet connections into place and twist in a clockwise fashion to se...

Page 45: ...6 plugging vents where sensors are not present 2 Clean Sample Line with Carburetor Cleaner Insert the plastic spray tube of the carburetor cleaner into the sample line and liberally spray the cleaner through the hose and out of the probe tube 3 Flush Sample Line After spraying remove all of the residual cleaner by repeatedly flushing the sample line and probe tube with alcohol 4 Clean Exterior Wip...

Page 46: ...g the sensor assembly from the board Materials Equipment Required Before beginning the process of replacing sensors obtain the following items Phillips head Screwdriver Replacement Sensor 1 Turn OFF the Analyzer Press and hold the Power Key and allow the analyzer to complete its shutdown procedure 2 Remove the Analyzer s Rear Cover Using a Phillips head screwdriver remove the Battery Component Doo...

Page 47: ...hould be sufficiently stabilized for use in approximately 4 hours 10 Turn ON the Analyzer Press the Power Key and ensure that no sensor errors occur during the 60 second warm up 6 Attach Sensor Cap Assembly Attach the cap assembly to the replacement sensor by inserting the sensor into the gas cup and twisting in a clockwise fashion 7 Connect Replacement Sensor Firmly press the sensor into the vaca...

Page 48: ...g gas for calibration Sensors can be pre calibrated and installed when needed Sensors can be moved from one analyzer to another and The analyzer s diagnostics screen shows which sensors have been installed and their current end of life condition Good or Low Sensors should be calibrated by an authorized Bacharach Service Center Section 7 2 every 6 months to 1 year to ensure that the analyzer contin...

Page 49: ... s touch screen or keypad to enter the 4 digit calibration password The calibration password can be changed and or disabled using the optional PCA Reporting Software f f To access the CALIBRATION MENU Main Menu Calibrate f f PCA 400 default calibration password 1111 press Enter 5 5 3 B Smart Sensor Calibration To replace calibrate a B Smart sensor do the following 1 Access the B Smart Calibration ...

Page 50: ...ensor from Board Take care not to bend the connector pins on the base of the sensor when removing from the analyzer Disconnect sample tubing from the cap assembly and pull sensor from the board 6 Remove Cap Assembly Gas Cup While holding the base of the sensor firmly twist the cap assembly in a counterclockwise fashion to remove Set the old sensor aside if it is to be returned to Bacharach for rec...

Page 51: ...iner supplied with the replacement B Smart sensor 2 Seal the plastic container in the pre paid shipping envelope and return it to Bacharach Inc at the following address ATTN B SMART SENSOR PROGRAM BACHARACH INC 621 HUNT VALLEY CIRCLE NEW KENNSINGTON PA 15068 9972 USA 8 Attach Sensor Cap Assembly Attach the cap assembly to the replacement sensor by inserting the sensor into the gas cup and twisting...

Page 52: ...ation procedure by taking the following steps 1 Turn ON the Analyzer Turn the analyzer ON allowing it to cycle through its 60 second warm up period in fresh air During the warm up the analyzer s operation is checked and sensors are set to the following ambient conditions O2 sensor spanned to 20 9 All gas sensors are zeroed The pressure sensor is zeroed 2 Address Warm Up Errors Any errors detected ...

Page 53: ...the sensor to know gas levels Fig 5 7 Gas Sensor Calibration Equipment Leave Top Port Open Part of Calibration Kit P N 0024 7059 Regulator 3 16 I D Tubing Gas Cylinder Gas Connector Materials Equipment Required Before manually calibrating the COLOW sensor obtain the following items Calibration Kit P N 0024 7059 Gas Cylinder 500 ppm CO in air P N 0024 0492 Gas Cylinder 1 000 ppm CO and 1 000 ppm H2...

Page 54: ...hrough the top of the flow meter Fig 5 8 Adjusting the Flow Rate Gas Flow Too Low Not enough to properly calibrate Gas Flow Optimal Ball in flow meter is in the sweet spot Gas Flow Too High Enough to calibrate but gas is being wasted CAUTION Unless instructed by the manufacturer or an authorized service provider DO NOT reset sensor gain during the calibration process 1 Access the CO Calibration Me...

Page 55: ... an applied value which exactly equals the CO concentration stamped on the CO H2 cylinder 5 Allow Reading to Stabilize Waituntilthemeasuredreadingstabilizes approximately3minutes andpressSave tocalibrate the CO measured value to that of the applied value The display will advance to the TEST GAS CO H2 screen 6 Remove Calibration Cylinder Turn OFF regulator and remove the 500 ppm CO cylinder 7 Apply...

Page 56: ...Before manually calibrating the SO2 sensor obtain the following items Calibration Kit P N 0024 7059 Gas Cylinder 100 ppm SO2 in Nitrogen P N 0024 1158 1 Access the SO2 Calibration Menu f f To access the SO2 Calibration Menu Calibration Menu SO2 2 Apply 100 ppm SO2 to the Sensor Attach a 100 ppm SO2 cylinder to the regulator For more information about the Gas Sensor Calibration Equipment see Figure...

Page 57: ...tructed by the manufacturer or an authorized service provider DO NOT reset sensor gain during the calibration process 6 Remove Calibration Cylinder Turn OFF regulator and remove the 100 ppm SO2 cylinder 5 6 4 NO Sensor Calibration Materials Equipment Required Before manually calibrating the NO sensor obtain the following items Calibration Kit P N 0024 7059 Gas Cylinder 100 ppm NO in Nitrogen P N 0...

Page 58: ...e NO measured value to that of the applied value The message Good Calibration should briefly appear followed by the CALIBRATION LIST screen 6 Remove Calibration Cylinder Turn OFF regulator and remove the 100 ppm NO cylinder 5 6 5 NO2 Sensor Calibration Materials Equipment Required Before manually calibrating the NO2 sensor obtain the following items Calibration Kit P N 0024 7059 Gas Cylinder 100 p...

Page 59: ...cturer or an authorized service provider DO NOT reset sensor gain during the calibration process 5 Allow Reading to Stabilize Waituntilthemeasuredreadingstabilizes approximately3minutes andpressSave tocalibrate the NO2 Measured value to that of the applied value The message Good Calibration should briefly appear followed by the CALIBRATION LIST screen 2 Apply 100 ppm NO2 to the Sensor Attach a 100...

Page 60: ...f the applied value The message Good Calibration should briefly appear followed by the CALIBRATION LIST screen 2 Apply 500 ppm CO to the Sensor Attach a 500 ppm CO cylinder to the regulator For more information about the Gas Sensor Calibration Equipment see Figure 5 7 3 Adjust Flow Rate Adjust the regulator to ensure that the flow rate is sufficient enough to calibrate the sensor For more informat...

Page 61: ...til it has stabilized Applied Value High or Low N A An attempt was made to calibrate a sensor outside its calibration range Warm up Sensor Error Error CO COHIGH NO NO2 or SO2 sensor s were not zeroed at warm up because of high output Run instrument in fresh air then restart instrument to re zero sensor s If message persists sensor s may need to be replaced Message will indicate which channel s are...

Page 62: ...Status Screens Device Status Displays the analyzer s status and any errors which should be addressed Section 5 7 1 f f To display Device Status Main Menu Status Device Status Device Info Displays the analyzer s software version boot version and serial number f f To display Device Info Main Menu Status Device Info Main Diagnostics Displays the analyzer s current sensor status f f To display Main Di...

Page 63: ...Time Displays the date and time Users can change the date and time by accessing the Settings Menu Section 4 2 f f To display Time and Date Main Menu Status Time and Date Bluetooth Link Displays the status of the analyzer s Bluetooth communications f f To display Bluetooth Link Main Menu Status Bluetooth Link Battery Status Displays the charge remaining f f To display Battery Status Main Menu Statu...

Page 64: ... 54 kg Operating Conditions Temperature 23 to 113 F 0 to 45 C Humidity 15 to 90 RH non condensing Air Pressure 1 atmosphere 10 Storage Conditions Temperature 4 to 122 F 20 to 50 C Humidity 15 to 95 RH non condensing Air Pressure 1 atmosphere 10 Power Supply Battery Pack Lithium ion Battery Pack 12 Hours 4 AA Batteries 4 AA Disposable Lithium Batteries 12 Hours 4 AA Disposable Alkaline Batteries 5 ...

Page 65: ...pm 0 to 50 5 51 to 500 T90 40 seconds SO2 0 to 5 000 ppm 1 ppm 10 ppm 0 to 200 5 reading 201 to 2 000 10 reading 2 001 to 5 000 T90 30 seconds Approval Description EN 50270 2015 EMC tested in accordance with European Directive 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic compatibility electrical apparatus for the detection and measurement of combustible gases toxic gases and oxygen FCC FCC Part 15 225 and RSS 210 I...

Page 66: ...0 to 9 999 ppm 1 ppm North American SO2 Referenced to O2 0 to 9 999 ppm 1 ppm North American Excess Air 1 to 250 1 North American Measurement Range Resolution Accuracy Response Time Ambient Temperature 20 to 537 C 4 to 999 F 0 1 C 0 1 F 1 C 0 to 100 C T90 70 seconds Stack Temperature 20 to 1200 C 4 to 2192 F 1 C 1 F 2 C 0 to 124 C 3 C 125 to 249 C 4 C 250 to 400 C T90 50 seconds Differential Tempe...

Page 67: ...ich was stored in either the analyzer s Memory Directory can be downloaded to a computer using the PRS and USB cable that are supplied with the analyzer The downloaded data is stored on the computer s hard drive or removable media of the operator s choosing as a comma separated value ASCII text file with a CSV extension This type of file can be opened by most spreadsheet applications for analysis ...

Page 68: ... Nitric Dioxide Level Referenced to a of O2 See Field 25 20 NOx Nitrogen Oxide NO NO2 See Field 27 21 ppm NOx O2 Nitrogen Oxide Level as Referenced to a of O2 See Field 25 22 SO2 Sulfur Dioxide See Field 27 23 ppm SO2 O2 Sulfur Dioxide Level Referenced to a of O2 See Field 26 24 CO_O2Ref O2 Reference for CO 25 NOx_O2Ref O2 Reference for NOx 26 SO2_O2Ref O2 Reference for SO2 27 Pollution Units Poll...

Page 69: ...y iOS 30mb for the application only 6 3 PCA 400 App To download the PCA 400 App visit www mybacharach com apps The companion smartphone application allows users to perform a variety of functions without needing to be in front of their analyzer Control the PCA 400 start and stop the analyzer via Bluetooth View real time measurements Generate customizable reports reports may be shared via available ...

Page 70: ... to print reports directly from their analyzer without a wired connection P N 0024 1680 Printer Paper contains 5 rolls of paper P N 0024 1310 Tru Spot Smoke Tester Description The True Spot Smoke Tester helps technicians quickly check smoke levels in flue gases P N 0021 7006 PCA 400 Carrying Case P N 0024 0865 Flue Plugs 5 16 contains 50 metal plugs P N 0024 8557 Sample Line Probe Assembly Probe 1...

Page 71: ...iton Sample Line Assembly with Water Trap 15 P N 0024 3237 Sensors O2 Sensor P N 0024 1652 CO Sensor B Smart Pre calibrated Sensor P N 0024 1687 CO Sensor Not Calibrated P N 0024 1660 COHIGH Sensor B Smart Pre calibrated Sensor P N 0024 1542 COHIGH Sensor Not Calibrated P N 0024 0997 SO2 Sensor B Smart Pre calibrated Sensor P N 0024 1543 SO2 Sensor Not Calibrated P N 0024 0998 NO2 Sensor B Smart P...

Page 72: ...5001 Email help mybacharach com Bacharach Inc 621 Hunt Valley Circle New Kensington PA 15068 USA ATTN Service Department Europe Phone 353 1 284 6388 Fax 353 1 284 6389 Email help mybacharach com Bacharach Inc 114A Georges Street Lower Dun Laoghaire Dublin Ireland ATTN Service Department Canada Phone 1 905 882 8985 Fax 1 905 882 8963 Email support bachcan ca Bacharach Inc 10 West Pearce Street Unit...

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