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User manual
Tri-Gas Detector 230 V & 12 V
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1.2 Emergency measures in case of gas leakage
• Always observe your own safety.
• Hold your breath.
A cloth held in front of the mouth and nose does not protect and does not filter toxic
gases.
• Extinguish open flames including smokers.
• Breathe fresh air, eg. at the window.
• Provide fresh air by opening windows and doors.
Thus, the concentration of gase in the air is rapidly reduced.
• Turn off all gas sources.
• Rescue victims with symptoms of intoxication in the fresh air.
• Do not turn on or off electrical appliances, including telephones, doorbells and
the Tri-Gas Detector 230 V & 12 V.
• Close the main gas stopcock.
With LPG this is usually directly at the gas tank.
• Depending on the situation, call the gas supplier or the fire brigade:
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1.3 Warning steps
DANGER
Warnings against hazards that will result
directly in death
or
serious
injuries
in case of non-observance.
WARNING
Warnings against hazards that may result in
death
or
serious injuries
in case of nonobservance.
CAUTION
Warnings against hazards that may result in
injuries
in case of non-
observance.
NOTICE
Warnings against hazards that may result in
material damage
in case of
non-observance.
1.4 Target group information
Activity
Target group
Installation, repair, installation, disassembly Electric / gas experts
Operation, maintenance, storage,
transport, disposal
Consumers
Emergency measures
Consumers, fire department, paramedics
All work on the product must not be carried out by children or persons with
physically and / or mentally limited abilities.
2 Description and function
2.1 Tri-Gas Detector 230 V & 12 V
The product is made for detecting natural gas, city gas and cylinder gas leaks. It is inten-
ded for installation in homes, caravans and campers. The Tri-gas detector 230 V & 12 V
can be connected to a 12 V DC power source such as the on-board network of caravans
and motorhomes, but also via 230 V~ power supply to the domestic power grid, for exa-
mple in kitchens or garages. In addition to the visual and audible alarm, it has a self-test
function and is insensitive to organic liquids.
2.2 Operating elements and displays
1 Housing
2 Fault LED
3 Alarm LED
4 Power LED
5 Buzzer
6 Sensor openings
7 230 V~ power supply
8 12 V DC adapter
2.3 Technical specifications
Device
Connection
230 V~ power supply | 12 V DC adapter
Power supply
230 V~, 50 Hz | 12 V DC ±5 %
Input power
1.5 W at alarm
1.0 W at detection
Installation height
Gas is heavier than indoor air,
Example: liquefied petroleum
gas (LPG): 0.15-0.30 m above
the ground
Gas is lighter than indoor air,
Example: natural gas, city gas:
0.15-0.30 m under the ceiling
Detector reach
max. 6 m near the ceiling
max. 4 m near the floor
Sensivity at a concentra-
tion of 12 % of the lower
explosion limit
Propane 0.20 %
Butane
0.17 %
Methane 0.53 %
Detection threshold at
reaction time
50 ppm at 60-90 minutes
100 ppm at 10-40 minutes
300 ppm at <3 minutes
Recommended life time
5 years
Protection level
IP20
optimal working space
0 °C ~ +50 °C | max. 95 % humidity
Signal volume @ 3 m
85 dB
Dimensions
75 x 75 x 45 mm
Cable length 230/12 V
~1.8 m
Mounting hole distance
45 mm
Weight
125 g
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