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DESCRIPTION OF DISPLAY

The data exchange for each probe connected happens every 4 seconds.

The device is equipped with a display backlight color to facilitate the recognition of the state of the probe
monitored.

The green display shows
an absence of leakage of
gas, normal condition.

The

blu

display

shows

the

percentage % of
oxygen.

normal

condition

The display shows with
red color a concentration
of explosive gases in %
LEL

greater

than

a

threshold alarm.

The display shows
with red color a
concentration

of

toxic

gases

ppm

greater

than

a

threshold alarm.

The yellow display shows
a fault of one or more
probes.

1

Pre-Allarme

st

2

Pre-Allarme

nd

Main alarm

Legend:
< Oxygen deficienty
> Excess Oxygen

<

19.9 %

>

21.9 %

<

19.5 %

>

22.5 %

<

18.5 %

>

23.5 %

Alarm thresholds, referring to oxygen

00

LEL

20.6

300

ppm

20

LEL

FAU

000

LEL
ppm

1 2 3

Identification

of the Sensors

(probes)

A row of LEDs numbered

called PROBES has been fitted on the device. These LEDs are lit with a 4

seconds frequency representing the connected probes, and indicate the probe being read on the display.

from 1 to 3 and

In case of alarm

: the LED that represents the probe stops for about 15 seconds. This is done in order to identify the

relevant zone or zones easily. The gas percentage measured by the probe appears on the display and is maintained
for 15 seconds. On the next pass, the LED (probe) will be maintained again and the alarm will be issued.

The display will show the “

” (Fault) fixed indication, and the buzzer will issue a continuous sound until:

FAU

In case of fault

: the LED of the relevant probe starts blinking and remains lit.

1) The repair has been carried out;
2) The relevant probe has been disabled using the micro-switch.

from No. 1 to No. 3

Summary of Contents for 1GA300M

Page 1: ... versatile and reliable for example by using a series of microswitches it is possible to In addition to the alarm signal light it is fitted with an internal buzzer for acoustic signals The IP44 external structure was designed for installations on walls or on electrical panels by means of special brackets 2 Maintenance TEST With special arrangements you can enable the function of exclusion of the g...

Page 2: ...egulations The manufacturer declines any liability for the use of products subject to special environmental and or installation standards The installation of the unit its ordinary and extraordinary maintenance once a year and its out of service removal at the end of the functional life guaranteed by the manufacturer must be carried out by authorized or specialized personnel DISPOSALOFELECTRICAL EL...

Page 3: ... voltage absorption 6 RESET BUTTON This button is pressed to clear all memories or to restore the control unit after a failure 8 2nd Pre Alarm LED This LED will light up when the gas concentration level has reached 13 of LEL EXPLOSIVE GAS or 200 ppm TOXIC GAS and the relay contact is closed The buzzer will issue a low frequency sound 2nd threshold 7 1st Pre Alarm LED This LED will light up when th...

Page 4: ...eferring to oxygen 00LEL 20 6 300ppm 20LEL FAU 000LEL ppm 1 2 3 Identification of the Sensors probes A row of LEDs numbered called PROBES has been fitted on the device These LEDs are lit with a 4 seconds frequency representing the connected probes and indicate the probe being read on the display from 1 to 3 and In case of alarm the LED that represents the probe stops for about 15 seconds This is d...

Page 5: ...mory when the gas CO is selected S3 switch group reserved to the probe N 3 Legend setting switches S1 switch group reserved to the probe N 1 S2 switch group reserved to the probe N 2 Diagram of the terminal block relay PLEASE NOTE All relays are free of voltage Power supply 230 VAC PH N 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO Fault 1stthreshold 2ndthreshold Main Alarm Connection of pr...

Page 6: ...11 12 Power supply 230 VAC C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO C NC NO Control unit power supply and connection of a solenoid valve with sirens to 12 VDC trough an and recharge battery external power supply It s not possible to connect directly solenoid valves or sirens 12V dc to the control unit Power supply 230 12V Diode 1N 5406 3 2 1 Probe 1 3 2 1 Probe 2 3 2 1 Probe 3 Solenoid valve GAS and Sirens 12 VDC ...

Page 7: ...o switches on the control unit you can to activate or to deactivate 3 Zones In this case we will proceed to disable a probe to do this select the switch of the probe zone concerned In some installations you may need only one probe N B the microswitches are also used for switching off in case of failure Zon 1 Zon 2 Zon 3 e e e Micro switch to enable or to disable the sensor probe 1 Position ON enab...

Page 8: ...tion this function becomes active only when the detection of Toxic Gases reading in ppm is selected In the position Continuous function the relay remains closed until the button is pressed ON RESET In the position Impulse function the relay remains closed for 5 seconds and then disenergizes afterwards OFF Switch 2 Functioning Mode of main alarm relay Note the general alarm relay MAIN ALARM in the ...

Page 9: ...NG OF THE SENSORS PROBES Itis importanttonotethattheremoteprobesshouldbeinstalledaccordingtothefollowingrestrictions Atleastonceayearmakeamoreaccuratecheckbyaspecialisttechnician Theprobesbeingtakenoutofserviceafter5yearsfrominstallationmustbecarriedoutbyqualifiedpersonnel The user periodically every 6 months must perform a check of the operation of the control unit by spraying a suitable test gas...

Page 10: ...k that the 230VAC mains power is correctly connected If the device does not start up Check that at the terminals 3 and 5 6 7 is present a voltage from a minimum of 0 8 VDC at a maximum of 1 1 VDC Check that the voltage at the terminals 3 4 is greater than 11 VDC and less than 25 VDC If the Over Load Probe LED lights up If the Over Load Battery LED lights up Check that the power polarity has not be...

Page 11: ...es when outside fire department distributors etc Close the main gas tap CH4 or the LPG cylinder tap If the alarm stops its cause must be found and the relevant consequent measures taken If you have the following symptoms vomiting sleepiness or else go to the closest first aid station and inform the operators that you could have been poisoned by Carbon Monoxide or by an excess or deficiency of oxyg...

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