GASSONIC GASSSONIC MM0100 Installation And User Manual Download Page 10

Installation and User Guide for Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detectors

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4. power reqUIreMents 

The detectors are powered by an external 24V DC supply (min. 13 V DC, max. 28 V DC). The maximum 
power consumption of one detector is approximately 30 mA. The detectors must be electrically connected 

via  certified barriers placed outside the hazardous area. 

Intrinsically safe specifications:

Vmax/Ui = 28 Vdc       Imax/Ii = 100 mA        Li = 0.01 mH       Ci = 10 nF       Pi = 0.75 W

5. adjUstMents

5.1.  Adjustable Alarm Level settings 

The Gassonic MM0100 / EH6028  is equipped with an adjustable Alarm Trigger Level. 

This should be adjusted to suit the local conditions.

The alarm has ten level settings:

GAssOnIC MM0100

GAssOnIC EH6028

Level setting

Trip sPL (dB)

Level setting

Trip sPL (dB)

0, 1 & 2

44

0

54

3

54

1

59

4

64

2

64

5

74

3

69

6

  84*

4

74

7

94

5

  79*

8 & 9

104

6

84

7

89

8

94

9

99

* Factory settings (unless otherwise specified) 

The Detectors should be adjusted so that the alarm level is at least 6dB above the normal background 

noise level in the area to be monitored. 

A built-in green LED, positioned beside the attenuator indside the detector, helps you to find the correct 

level setting. 

Adjusting the Alarm Level 

1.  Using an Allen-key, remove the screw at the bottom of the detector. 
2.  Using  a  small,  flat-blade  screwdriver  set  the  attenuator  to  the  highest  position.  Adjust  the  level 

downwards until the green LED lights. Increase the setting to at least the next attenuator position. The 
detector now has the correct alarm level setting. 

3.  Replace the screw and secure it firmly using the Allen-key. It is important that the screw is tight and 

sealed to prevent water entering the detector.

Summary of Contents for GASSSONIC MM0100

Page 1: ...Installation and User Guide for GASSSONIC MM0100 EH6028 Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detectors T e ch n ic a l d o cum e n t a t i o n t ...

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Page 3: ...Installation and User Guide for GASSSONIC MM0100 EH6028 Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detectors From serial number 056 001 Gassonic MM0100 EH6028 ...

Page 4: ...2 Environmental Conditions 5 3 3 Mounting the Detector 5 3 4 Cable Connections 6 7 4 Power Requirements 8 5 Adjustments 5 1 Adjustable Alarm Level Settings 8 5 2 Alarm Delay Cut on Frequency Settings 5 2 1 Gassonic EH6028 9 5 2 2 Gassonic MM0100 9 5 2 2 1 Alarm Delay 9 5 2 2 2 Cut on Frequency 9 6 Operating the Equipment 6 1 Trip Output Data 10 ...

Page 5: ...esult in an explosion Precautions shall be taken to avoid electrostatic charging of the divice Only original Gassonic screws with isolators should be used to tighten the lid ABOUT THIS INSTALLATION GUIDE This installation guide describes how to install the Gassonic MM0100 EH6028 Gas Leak Detector and tells you how to adjust it to the local conditions Copyright 2004 Gassonic All rights reserved No ...

Page 6: ... functions enable the detector to recognise leaks more easily and prevent the occurrence of false alarms The Gassonic EH6028 detector has an adjustable alarm trigger level setting 10 levels from 54 to 99dB in 5dB steps and no internal alarm delay It is necessary for an alarm delay of at least 15 seconds to be introduced at the control system Ex approved isolators must be used to limit the current ...

Page 7: ...in the non hazardous area MTL isolators are mentioned in drawing BR6008 on page 8 However any isolators with the correct specifications can be used Corrosion Resistant The detectors have been tested with salt contamination followed by 30 cycles of the Kesterwick test with up to 100 relative humidity and 0 21 SO2 per cycle according to DIN 5 0 018 SFW 0 25W The Gassonic MM0100 EH6028 have been test...

Page 8: ...Leak alarm or Power drop Relay closed 6 metres of cable attached to the detector from factory Pair 1 Blue position 1 Black position 2 Pair 2 Blue position 3 Black position 4 Drain wire position 5 Collective screen and drain wire cut back and insulated Detector Relay and NAMUR Output Status Normal No Alarm Relay Switched Output 1 28kW 1 Trigger Alarm Relay Open Output 10kW 1 BR6008 Drawn By Documen...

Page 9: ...2 pair collective screen steel braided halogen free mud resistant fire resistant cable Pair 1 Power Supply Inputs Blue 13 28 VDC Black GND Pair 2 Trip Outputs Blue Black Alarm Relay Output Collective screen and drain wire IS Earth Armour Earth The braided cable must be fastened at least every 0 5m ...

Page 10: ... Setting Trip SPL dB 0 1 2 44 0 54 3 54 1 59 4 64 2 64 5 74 3 69 6 84 4 74 7 94 5 79 8 9 104 6 84 7 89 8 94 9 99 Factory settings unless otherwise specified The Detectors should be adjusted so that the alarm level is at least 6dB above the normal background noise level in the area to be monitored A built in green LED positioned beside the attenuator indside the detector helps you to find the corre...

Page 11: ... as air valves sirens or loud bangs which exceed the alarm level By adjusting the alarm delay to a period longer than these events it will be able to illuminate false alarms The alarm delay is set using the dip switches inside the detector The time delays and the corresponding dip switch positions are shown below Dip On Delay 1 0 2 15 sec 3 30 sec 4 2 min 5 4 min 6 8 min Factory settings The time ...

Page 12: ...illustrated below are now visible 3 Using a small flat blade screwdriver change the positions of the dipswitches to suit your measuring site requirements 4 Replace the plate and secure it with the six screws 5 Replace the lid and secure the four screws using an Allen key 6 Operating the Equipment 6 1 Trip Output Data The only output from the device is a trip output This has two states Normal 1 28k...

Page 13: ... A S Energivej 42 A DK 2750 Ballerup Denmark Tel 45 44 700 910 Fax 45 44 700 911 mail gassonic com www gassonic com GASSSONIC MM0100 EH60288 From serial number 056 001 BB 6016 03 CAPITOL COPENHAGEN 45 4580 0831 ...

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