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[CAUTIONS ON OPERATION] 

 
This is a fixed type gas detector (head) and alarm instrument to detect oxygen gas in air. The 
gas alarm instrument is a safety instrument, not an analyzer nor measuring instrument to make 
quantitative and qualitative analysis or measurement.   

        Please understand following points and use this detector head correctly. 

 
1.  The  indication  on  this  detector  has  some  changes  against  fluctuation  of  atmospheric 

pressure.  Especially,  take  care  about  alarm  action  at  the  time  of  depression  caused  by 
typhoon. 

It may also fluctuate against the environmental (temperature, humidity, etc.) change around 
detector head. 

 
2. Alarm level for gas alarm instrument shall be set within the performance of the instrument. 

Our standard alarm level is 18% by volume for the prevention of oxygen deficiency.   

 
3. This is not control equipment, but a safety instrument. 
    Use the alarm contact from gas alarm instrument only for external alarm light or buzzer. 
    And the analog output signal shall be used only for external indicator or recorder. 
    We  do  not  assume  indemnification  for  any  accident  or  damage  caused  by  other  control 

purpose than the above. 

 
4. To maintain the performance of this gas detector, the regular maintenance service including 

the regular parts replacement and adjustment described in this manual shall be required. 

    Also every 6 months regular maintenance and gas calibration are required since this is a 

safety instrument. 

   
 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for GD-F3A-1

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