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NOTE
Please note that heating hoses with 110V and 230V are
offered.
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Check the voltage supply of the heating hose before
commissioning.
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You can operate a 230V heating hose with 110 volts,
but with limited heat capacity.
DANGER
Risk due to improper use
Risk of death due to electric shock
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Do not operate a 110V heating hose with 230V.
See also chapter 18.7 General Instructions for the heated hose
line, Page 113.
3.6.
Gas conditioning
The sucked sample gas is dried and filtered before it is fed to the
sensors.
A sample gas cooler with Peltier element is used for drying.
The condensate liquid appearing in the gas cooler is pumped to the
condensate outlet by means of a peristaltic pump. The condensate
forms drops at the outlet of the instrument.
Optionally, connect a hose (DN 4/6) to the condensate drain.
The VENT output delivers the sample gas after the analysis stage.
For subsequent filtering, a round filter is used on the front of the
analyser.
3.7.
Gas supply
The analyser contains a gas feed pump (diaphragm pump).
The flow through the gas feed pump is measured and regulated to the
nominal value by the analyser. The analyser requires a gas flow of at
least 50 l/h.
If the pump capacity is not sufficient to reach the flow of the nominal
value, an alarm is issued.
ATTENTION
When measuring with coiled heated hose line, the hose
line is destroyed due to strong heat development.
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Roll out the heated hose line completely for each
measurement.
