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3.2.1 Power On/Off

To turn the device on, hold the On/Off button for one second and
release when you hear the tone as well as feel the vibration.

To turn the device off, hold the On/Off button for three seconds
until the “turning off” progress bar finishes on the display. Release
the button and the detector will turn off.

3.2.2 Normal Display Menu

1. GPRS Signal

2. GPS

3. Volume

4. Battery Indicator

5. Gas Concentration

6. Laser Reflection Rate

7. Record of History Highest Alarm Value

10. Front Hole for Shoulder Strap

11. Back Hole for Shoulder Strap

12. LCD Display

13. Alarm Light

14. SIM Card Slot

15. Speaker

These diagrams are for illustration purposes only. Take the product

as standard.

Diagram 3-2 Back View

Diagram 3-3 Normal Status

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Summary of Contents for TDL 300

Page 1: ...R INFRARED CAMERAS INC 2105 W Cardinal Dr Beaumont TX 77705 Phone 409 861 0788 Toll Free 866 861 0788 www infraredcamerasinc com sales infraredcamerasinc com TDL 300 User Manual Handheld Laser Methane Detector ...

Page 2: ...s and operators in space power companies the medical field pulp and paper food handlers research and development and various process industries You can see our products and services used in industrial commercial and government applications worldwide Additionally our ICI 7320 was awarded Product of the Month by NASA Originally named Texas Infrared still DBA Infrared Cameras Inc has been in business...

Page 3: ...861 0788 Toll Free 866 861 0788 Fax 409 866 7229 E mail sales infraredcamerasinc com Using the Manual 1 Before using this product check the accessories according to the product list product certification and user warranty card If accessories are missing or broken contact the distributor or manufacturer immediately 2 Within twelve months from the date of sale if the user abides by the storage trans...

Page 4: ...onments Charge indoors in a safe and dry environment If the detector is left unused for long periods of time or is to be packed away for long term storage take out the battery and recharge to full capacity Do NOT store batteries in device Do NOT short circuit the batteries The device uses Lithium ion batteries Do NOT combine with household batteries Broken batteries should be handled by qualified ...

Page 5: ...echnical Specification 1 3 Product Introduction 2 Principle Introduction 2 1 Detection Principle 2 2 Glossary Definitions 3 Operation Instruction 3 1 System Composition 3 1 1 Battery Pack 3 1 2 Charger 3 2 Operation Instruction 3 2 1 Power On Off 3 2 2 Normal Display Menu 3 2 3 Concentration Alarm Menu 3 2 4 Malfunction Alarm Menu 3 2 5 Volume Setting Menu 3 2 6 Alarm Threshold Setting Menu 3 2 7 ...

Page 6: ...improving work efficiency and reduced labor cost TDL 300 utilizes Tunable Diode Laser Absorption Spectroscopic technology making it highly sensitive and quick to respond to input It only detects Methane while filtering out other hydrocarbon gases interference Our device is superior for inspections of gas pipelines oil refineries chemical plants in petroleum and the petrochemical industry metallurg...

Page 7: ...m Sensitivity 5 ppm m Distance 25 m Sensitivity 10 ppm m Range 0 50000 ppm m Distance 80 m Response Time T90 0 05S Temperature 20 C 50 C Humidity 0 99 RH No Dews Storage Temperature 20 C 60 C Explosion Proof Type Intrinsically Safe Explosion Proof Grade EX ib IIB T4 Gb Ingress Protection IP54 Weight 1 3 kg Voltage DC 3 7 V LIC18650 22 3 Batteries Display LCD Screen Operation Time 8 Continuous Hour...

Page 8: ...e LCD screen If a leak is detected that exceeds the alarming threshold an alarm icon displays on the screen and an alarm sound can be heard Improper operation i e being to far from the target or pointing the detector at a bad angle may cause false alarms or no alarms to sound Please move to the proper distance or angle in order to perform inspections The TDL 300 has environmental durability and in...

Page 9: ...tions Detecting Laser the laser beam sent by the handheld detector to detect gas leaks Spotter Laser the visible laser beam sent by the handheld detector to assist the operator in aiming at a targeted area Scanning Distance the longest working distance of the detector Reflection Light Fault a fault caused when the handheld detector cannot get enough returned light because the reflective rate is lo...

Page 10: ...rating conditions provided you start from fully charged Battery status is shown on display The device will inform you to charge the battery when it reaches a critical threshold It is best to charge both battery packs at the end of the day for operations happening the next day Do NOT disassemble batteries Do NOT replace batteries in a flammable or explosive environment Do NOT squeeze pierce or burn...

Page 11: ...ully charged If the red lights flash it means there is a battery disconnection bad contact or charger malfunction If the light continues to flash after the battery pack is plugged into the charger disconnect the battery from the charger and plug it in again You can also reboot the charger If the problem persists see the troubleshooting section or contact the manufacturer 3 2 Operation Instruction ...

Page 12: ...display Release the button and the detector will turn off 3 2 2 Normal Display Menu 1 GPRS Signal 2 GPS 3 Volume 4 Battery Indicator 5 Gas Concentration 6 Laser Reflection Rate 7 Record of History Highest Alarm Value 10 Front Hole for Shoulder Strap 11 Back Hole for Shoulder Strap 12 LCD Display 13 Alarm Light 14 SIM Card Slot 15 Speaker These diagrams are for illustration purposes only Take the p...

Page 13: ...e display will tell you to change angle or measuring distance to obtain proper detection parameters 3 2 5 Volume Setting Menu In normal status press the button to increase volume and button to decrease volume 3 2 6 Alarm Threshold Setting Menu Press the trigger to turn on detection status then press the or button to increase or decrease the alarm threshold The default value is set to 100 Diagram 3...

Page 14: ...device is powered on When the device detects a concentration of gas that exceeds the threshold limit an alarm will sound and the red light will turn on When there is a laser reflection ratio fault the yellow fault alarm will turn on The location of light indicators is displayed in diagram 3 8 3 2 9 SIM Card The detector can upload gas concentration information by GPRS Follow diagram 3 9 to install...

Page 15: ...the manufacturer Charge in a dry and safe environment Do NOT use in temperatures above 50 C Remove charger from power socket when not charging Only use the charger provided by ICI to charge the battery packs to avoid damage and danger 3 4 Wavelength Calibration In order to keep the detector working with high sensitivity follow the calibration process below 1 Take detector out of carrying case 2 Pr...

Page 16: ...the gas concentration to become lower with increased height from the ground Operators should take the above factors into consideration during inspections and make the right judgment according to their experience 5 To determine the location of a gas leak work the laser beam in a stable S pattern route back and forth to ensure the laser passes through the target area A constant alarm sound indicates...

Page 17: ...p to 30 m Actual distance may vary due to target surface and environmental conditions As the scanning distance is increased the laser light returned will decrease As the maximum distance is approached a low fault alarm will sound telling you to move closer or change the scanning angle in order to continue detection It is best to scan within 10 m to 20 m of the target Experience with the TDL 300 wi...

Page 18: ...change the battery Move closer to target Change angle to the target to obtain a better reflection surface Clean lens Reboot detector Perform calibration Contact ICI Check recharge or change the battery Take out battery and put it back in Reboot charger Contact ICI Symptom No alarm sounds when gas detected Charging indicator flashes continuously Probable Cause s Laser wavelength drift Scanning too ...

Page 19: ...expose the detector to electric shocks electromagnetic fields or severe vibrations Do NOT drop the device from extreme heights Installation of the device must abide by local requirements of electrical installations otherwise it may lead to personal injury Use dust blower to blow away dust and debris from the optical lens then use medical gauze or equivalent non abrasive lens tissue with a small am...

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