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EsiWelma s.r.l.

    

rev. 02 of 01-09-10 / pg. 4 

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Wiring diagrams: 

Example a): - Command of a solenoid valve (Normally Open); in this mode, when the alarm threshold is ex-

ceeded the solenoid valve will close and therefore the gas supply will be cut-off. 

Example b): - Command of a solenoid valve (Normally Closed); in this mode, the solenoid valve will close and 

therefore  the  gas  supply  will  be  cut-off:  when  the  alarm  threshold  is  exceeded,  if  there  is  a 

power failure and if the actual solenoid valve is disconnected. 

Example c): - Command of a solenoid valve (Normally Closed) and of visual and audible alarms from several 

locations.  The contacts must be connected in series. 

Example d): - Command of visual and audible alarms at the same voltage as the power supply. 

Example e): - Command of visual and audible alarms at a  different voltage from the power supply. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Connection 
diagrams

 

Installation 
data

 

To be filled in by Installer

 

Installer's stamp

 

Installation site 

………………………………………………………………. 

Product order number 

………………………………………………………………. 

Part number  

………………………………………………………………. 

Installation date 

………………………………………………………………. 

 

4

 

5

230Vac

 

e)

 

ESN.I.G./.P..

 

2

 1 

12 or 12…24Vac/dc

 

230Vac  or  12Vac/dc  or 12…24Vac/dc

 

4

5

d)

ESN.I.G./.P..

 

2

 1 

230Vac  or  12Vac/dc  or 12…24Vac/dc

 

4

5

a)

ESN.I.G./.P..

 

2

 1 

NO 

230Vac  or  12Vac/dc  or 12…24Vac/dc

 

4

5

 

b) 

ESN.I.G./.P..

 

2

 

 1

3

NC 

 

230Vac  or  12Vac/dc  or 12…24Vac/dc

 

4

 

5

c)

ESN.I.G./.P..

2

 1 

3

NC

4

5

 

ESN.I.G./.P..

 

2

 

 1

3

Summary of Contents for Sensigas ESN I Series

Page 1: ...nd of the warm up phase the detector enters normal operation mode and will continue in this state until it detects gas Gas detection In this case so when the gas concentration exceeds the threshold set points the detector senses its presence and goes into the alarm condition indicated by the red LED coming on and by the sound of the integrated buzzer After about 20s the internal relay is switched ...

Page 2: ... liquid gas in cylinders since this gas is heavier than air it will be concentrated close to the floor Install it about two metres from the gas device and about 30 cm from the floor The detector must not be installed outdoors near stoves and cooking appliances near sinks and taps near exhaust hoods windows fans etc in areas where dirt and or dust can clog the front grille of the detector where the...

Page 3: ...and LPG odorization made by the distributor together with the high sensitivity of the human olfactory apparatus make it possible to smell the presence of these gases already at extremely low concentrations so a lot earlier than the detector For operational and regulatory reasons the detector is calibrated to take action at a higher threshold which is still very far below the hazard threshold _____...

Page 4: ...several locations The contacts must be connected in series Example d Command of visual and audible alarms at the same voltage as the power supply Example e Command of visual and audible alarms at a different voltage from the power supply __________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________...

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