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APPENDIX 

 

Carbon Monoxide: 
 
Current World Health Organisation recommended maximum exposure 
levels to Carbon Monoxide: 
 
15 minutes  

 

89ppm 

= 

100mg/m

3

    

 
30 minutes  

 

53ppm 

= 

60mg/m

3

    

 
60 minutes  

 

27ppm 

= 

30mg/m

3

    

 
8 hours 

 

 

9ppm  

= 

10mg/m

3

    

 
 

Carbon Dioxide: 

 
British Standards BS6896, BS6230 and BS5990 confirm CO

2

 

concentration should not exceed 2800ppm where people are working. 
 
HSE Regulation EH40 sets the maximum occupational exposure limit at 
5000ppm. 
 
BSRIA recommend a maximum of 800ppm over an eight hour time 
weighted average. 
 
ASHRAE (62/99) recommends a maximum level of 1000ppm. 
 
Data on ambient CO

2

:    

 

NOAA observatory            
(US. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)                                                                                             
http://www.cmdl.noaa.gov/ccgg/insitu.html 
http://www.cmdl.noaa.gov/ccgg/iadv/ 
 

 

Summary of Contents for KANE101

Page 1: ...KANE101 Indoor Air Quality Analyser Stock No 20103 October 2018 Kane International Ltd...

Page 2: ...E ROTARY DIAL starting from Menu 12 23 6 1 MENU 12 15 6 2 STATUS 16 6 3 AUX 16 6 4 AMBIENT CO2 CO 17 6 5 IAQ 17 6 6 TIMED LOG 18 6 7 ROOM TEST 19 23 7 MEASURING GASES 24 8 EXAMPLE PRINTOUT IN AMBIENT...

Page 3: ...5 38 14 1 SERVICE CALIBRATE RECERTIFY 35 36 14 2 RETURNING YOUR ANALYSER TO KANE 37 14 3 WHERE TO SEND YOUR ANALYSER 38 15 COLD WEATHER PRECAUTIONS 38 16 SPECIFICATION 39 17 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBIL...

Page 4: ...al The four buttons from left to right switch the instrument on and off or temporarily hold or freeze the current reading print actual or saved data switch the backlight on and off switch the pump on...

Page 5: ...re that the inlet is at least 1 meter away from any possible source of CO2 such as an open window Fuel combustion of any sort may cause high and fluctuating levels of CO2 over surprisingly large areas...

Page 6: ...er Trap Particle Filter External Anemometer Connection Gas Inlet Charging Socket ON OFF Turns analyser ON and OFF Scroll key when using the Menu PUMP Turns pump ON and OFF Scroll key when using the Me...

Page 7: ...orrect battery polarity Replace the battery cover and protective rubber cover Switch the analyser on and check that the analyser s time and date are correct To reset see USING THE MENU Section 5 Charg...

Page 8: ...r is not dirty To empty the water trap unscrew its red stopper and re screw once it is empty To change the filter remove protective rubber sleeve pull out the water trap remove the water trap s partic...

Page 9: ...when entering a premise can be measured and any potential danger can be spotted Users of portable gas detectors are recommended to conduct a bump check before relying on the unit to verify an atmosphe...

Page 10: ...er quick press will release the readings Switching OFF the analyser Press the button to switch the analyser OFF The display counts down from 30 with the pump on to allow time for the sensors to be cle...

Page 11: ...Make sure the printer is switched on ready to accept data and its infrared receiver is in line with the emitter on top of the analyser Switching PUMP on off The analyser normally operates with the pum...

Page 12: ...and max IAQ 6 measured values Timed Log user selected logging periods 1 to 24 hours Room Test structured Room testing 6 1 MENU SELECTION MENU Rotate the dial to MENU and use the and buttons as describ...

Page 13: ...Select language Set Time Set current time Set Date Set date format and current date Printer Choose KM IRP KANE IRP 2 SERIAL or WIRELESS Passkey Default is 1 1 1 1 Pump flow Set flow rate 1 to 4 Gas p...

Page 14: ...to 300 secs AUX Choose which parameter to display on the 6 lines of the screen Back REPORT AUX View or delete AMBIENT View or delete IAQ View or delete TIMED LOG View or delete ROOM TEST View or delet...

Page 15: ...keys change the line to be worked on VIEW The top line displays the LOG No Use to select next view number within the range of data stored up to 142 maximum 40 AUX 40 Ambient CO2 CO 40 IAQ 2 Timed Log...

Page 16: ...alibration is due BAT Shows the charge level of the batteries 6 3 AUX This is a user defined display Typical AUX display FLOW 0 0m The AUX auxillary display can be customised via MENU SCREEN AUX R H 3...

Page 17: ...ous readings can be held stored or printed 6 5 IAQ CO 35p Measured CO reading CO2 1234p Measured CO2 reading Ta 25 2C Ambient temp ExT 32 2C Wand temperature RH 88 7 Wand relative humidity FLOW 1 1m W...

Page 18: ...Logging period can be adusted from 1 hour up to 24 hours 240 measurements are stored Only two sets of 240 measurements are retained in memory Always ensure that there is enough charge in the batterie...

Page 19: ...TYPES GENERAL 15 minute test with results stored every minute LIMIT 10ppm ALARM 30ppm USER TYPE Parameters are set by the user SWEEP TEST 2 minute test with max reading stored at end LIMIT 10ppm ALARM...

Page 20: ...est with results stored every 1 minute LIMIT 10ppm ALARM 30ppm Typical ROOM TEST display ROOM TEST 1 30 Test progress Test 1 of 30 INT 40s Test countdown CO2 1234p Measured CO2 CO 0p Measured CO Limit...

Page 21: ...REPORT ROOM VIEW When LEDs are not flashing Use the keys to change line on the display Press to cause the LEDs on that line to flash With the LEDs flashing press to allow the parameter on that line to...

Page 22: ...want and the LEDs will start to flash Now use the keys to change the number the TEST number or the LOG number Press when you are happy with the changes The LEDs will stop flashing Now use the keys to...

Page 23: ...Page 23 ROOM TEST TYPICAL PRINTOUTS...

Page 24: ...g Make sure you do not exceed the operating specifications In particular Do not exceed the probe s maximum temperature any plastic parts must not contact hot flues Do not exceed the temperature operat...

Page 25: ...Page 25 8 EXAMPLE PRINTOUT IN AMBIENT AIR The standard printouts are Instant print press Manually logged print via VIEW stored data...

Page 26: ...down from 5 before switch off with the pump running to self clean its sensors If the measured CO level is more than 30 ppm do not switch off the analyser It will need to sample fresh air until the CO...

Page 27: ...is moved Care should be taken at all times Emptying of the water trap is detailed below Carefully unscrew the red bung from the bottom of the water trap housing Dispose of the condensate in a suitable...

Page 28: ...e filter MUST be changed when it appears discoloured Remove water trap assembly from the analyser as shown above Remove the filter and plastic holder from the housing Discard the filter element but ke...

Page 29: ...e or tubing blocked Pump not working or damaged with contaminants Water Trap Bung not fitting tightly Sensor fault TROUBLE SHOOTING Display is totally clear or totally dark Set the rotary dial to MENU...

Page 30: ...when it s time to Service Calibrate Recertify Our new simple online booking in procedure ensures you receive the fastest turnaround times possible Easy access to your analyser s calibration certificat...

Page 31: ...Page 31 An out of calibration analyser may mean your combustion reports are invalid...

Page 32: ...e it must be registered To register click If you have already registered click to sign in From your dashboard click for the analyser you wish to organise Service Recertification then click follow our...

Page 33: ...Page 33 2 Book your service recertification order any additional spare parts you need 3 Once happy with your order just confirm pay...

Page 34: ...Page 34 4 See your order print out the return to Kane label Don t forget to put the label on your package and send it to us...

Page 35: ...to extend the warranty on your analyser to 5 years 14 1 SERVICE CALIBRATE RECERTIFY YOU CAN COUNT THE REASONS WHY ON ONE HAND 1 Fixed prices ensure you know the full cost of ownership before you buy 2...

Page 36: ...red CO CO2 O2 sensors pump battery Parts not included are optionally fitted toxic cells cases probes All internal tubing water trap particle chemical filters Recertifying to national standards issuing...

Page 37: ...tably sized box approx 45cm x 20cm x 23cm When only returning an analyser use a container as big as a shoe box pack out empty space with newspaper Before sealing your package please ensure you followe...

Page 38: ...warm room the next morning Condensation may form which can affect the analyser s performance cause permanent damage Electrochemical sensors used in flue gas anlysers can be affected by condensation o...

Page 39: ...pm 20C to 60C 10 to 95 RH 0 3 to 30 m s 2000ppm 9999ppm 5 ppm Dimensions Weight Handset 1kg 2 2lb 200mm 7 9 x 45mm 1 8 x 90mm 3 5 Ambient Operating Range 0 C to 45 C 32 104 F 10 to 90 RH non condensin...

Page 40: ...rference Check all readings are as expected A level of disturbance is acceptable If not acceptable adjust the position to minimize interference or switch off if possible the offending equipment during...

Page 41: ...BS6230 and BS5990 confirm CO2 concentration should not exceed 2800ppm where people are working HSE Regulation EH40 sets the maximum occupational exposure limit at 5000ppm BSRIA recommend a maximum of...

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Page 43: ...L7 1GF Your Details Name Job Title Company Name Company Address 1 Address 2 Town City County Postcode Country Phone Number Fax Number Mobile Number Email Address Product Details Note Proof of Purchase...

Page 44: ...Testo Anton Telegan TPI Other Which magazines do you read Registered Gas Engineer Gas Installer P H P I P H A M News Heating Ventilating Plumbing Heating Plumbing Monthly Your feedback is important to...

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Page 48: ...r buying this analyser Before use please register on our website www kane co uk Scan the QR code to go directly to Register your Product on line or complete detach and return the Product Registration...

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