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16.4 Replacing the battery pack

Follow these instructions to replace the battery pack:

Remove the base of the instrument

Remove the battery pack connector, and replace the pack with a new one following the reverse procedure

described above.

Extract the battery pack.

Battery pack

connector

ONCE THE BATTERY IS REPLACED IT

IS NECESSARY TO RESET DATE AND

TIME THROUGH THE PARAMETER

“CLOCK” (

SEE CHAPTER 12.3.3

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Page 3: ...ic autozero 09 4 8 Bluetooth connection 10 4 9 IR connection 10 4 10 Available software and applications 10 5 0 COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION 11 5 1 Instrument interface 11 6 0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13 6 1 Technical specifications 13 6 2 Measurement and Accuracy Ranges 14 7 0 USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYZER 15 7 1 Preliminary operations 15 7 2 Warning 15 7 3 Analyzer Power supply 15 7 3 1Internal battery ...

Page 4: ...on Analysis Air temp 41 12 2 7 Menu Configuration Analysis NOx NO Ratio 42 12 3 Menu Configurationan Instrument 43 12 3 1 Menu Configuration Instrument Display 44 12 3 2 Menu Configuration Instrument On site calib 45 12 3 3 Menu Configuration Instrument Clock 52 12 3 4 Menu Configuration Instrument Bluetooth 53 12 4 Menu Configuration Alarm 54 12 5 Menu Configuration Print 55 12 5 1 Menu Configura...

Page 5: ...2 19 3 Spare parts and servicing Service Centers 72 ANNEX A Analysis report examples 73 ANNEX B Heading of the printed report with the PC Software Easy2print 75 ANNEX C Optional Measurements list Measurement units matching abbreviations 76 ANNEX D Coefficients of the fuels and Formulas 78 WARRANTY 79 Seitron Americas Inc ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Total or partial reproduction of this document by any mea...

Page 6: ...on carefully and prepare safety appropriate action To prevent any danger from personnel or other goods Violating the information in this manual may cause danger to personnel the plant or the environment and may lead to liability loss The magnets in the back of the instrument can damage credit cards hard drives mechanical watches pacemakers defibrillators and other devices proven sensitive to magne...

Page 7: ...in professional flue gas analysis for Small furnaces burning oil gas wood coal Low temperature and condensing boilers Gas heaters 2 3 Improper use of the product S500 should not be used As safety alarm instrument In classified zones with explosion risk ATEX or equivalent 2 4 Precautions for the usage of the Li Ion battery package Pay attention while handling the battery package inside the instrume...

Page 8: ...d visualization of a QR code with the purpose of downloading the data of the acquired measures having installed the App SEITRON SMART ANALYSIS which can be downloaded form the AppStore if the version of the instrument foresees it Measured values O2 CO NO Combustion air temperature Gas pressure in the piping pressure in the burning chamber and check of the pressure switches using the measurement ra...

Page 9: ... which duration depends on what has been set in the menu Configuration Analysis Autozero Exhausted cells can be easily replaced by the user without depriving himself of the instrument and without complicated calibration procedures with certified mixtures as they are pre calibrated before being supplied Seitron americas certifies the accuracy of the measurements only upon a calibration certificate ...

Page 10: ... directly to the instrument for acquisition and analysis with significant advantages for many applications 4 9 IR connection The S500 analyzer is internally equipped with an infrared light interface which uses the HP IR protocol which allows the communication with a remote IR printer 4 10 Software and available applications Easy2print PC Software for systems provided with Windows XP or later versi...

Page 11: ...IPTION 9 9 9 10 8 1 2 4 5 6 7 3 5 0 COMPONENTS DESCRIPTION KEYS FUNCTION Activates the context keys shown on the display Turns on and off the instrument If pressed briefly accesses the instrument menu If pressed for at least 2 seconds turns off the instrument Exits the current screen Confirm settings Select and or Modify OK ESC ...

Page 12: ...ctor Used to connect the Tc K male connector of the gas temperature probe 4 IN pneumatic connector Input for the connection of the branch of the gas sampling probe with the condensation separating and anti dust filter assembly 6 P pneumatic connector Positive input P For draft measurement 7 P pneumatic connector Negative input P to be used for the connection of the gas aspiration probe 5 Gas outpu...

Page 13: ...sensors Type of combustible 12 predefined by the factory Self diagnosis Checks all functions and internal sensors and reports any abnormal operation Temperature measurement Input for thermocouple type K with mignon connector ASTM E 1684 96 for the temperature measurement Room temperature measurement Through the internal sensor and or acquisition through the gas probe positioned in air Internal dat...

Page 14: ...lated 0 99 9 vol 0 1 vol PI CO CO2 ratio Calculated 0 01 Air temperature TcK sensor 4 248 F 0 2 F 1 F 30 sec Flue gas temperature TcK sensor 4 1472 F 0 2 F 1 F 32 212 F 1 measured value 213 1472 F 30 sec Pressure draft differential Piezoelectric sensor 40 80 H2O 0 004 H2O 1 measured value 40 0 8 H2O 0 008 H2O 0 8 0 8 H2O 1 measured value 0 8 80 H2O 10 sec Differential temperature Calculated 32 228...

Page 15: ...ed once a year in order to comply with the existing standards 7 3 Analyzer power supply The instrument contains a high capacity Li Ion rechargeable battery The battery powers up the instrument and any other probes or remote devices that may be connected The instrument runs for approximately 8 hours if the printer is not used and with display brightness at 50 Should the battery be too low to effect...

Page 16: ...e with external power pack The instrument can work with the batteries fully discharged by connecting the external power pack provided 7 4 QR code generation The instrument offers the possibility to generate and display a QR code with the purpose to download the data of the acquired measures activating the interactive function Print visible on the display in the menu configuration having installed ...

Page 17: ...17 K100000000S9 036103 130121 7 5 Connection diagram AA SF7 A AACTA03A AAC KP02 AAKA01 ...

Page 18: ... DO NOT PERFORM ANY MEASUREMENT WHEN THE FILTER IS REMOVED OR DIRTY IN ORDER TO AVOID ANY RISK OF IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGES TO SENSORS AND ANALYZER ITSELF 8 0 FLUE GAS ANALYSIS 8 1 FLUE GAS ANALYSIS 11 12 17 10 00 AUTOZERO Primary air acquisition T 21 5 C keep Repeat 11 12 17 10 00 AUTOZERO 60 Primary air acquisition Keep pressed for a few sec onds S500 2 N S 0 Fw 1 00 EVAL03 BEFORE TURNING ON THE INST...

Page 19: ...he center of the flue pipe For greater positioning accuracy the user may insert the probe gradually into the pipe until the highest temperature is read The exhaust pipe must be inspected before carrying out the test so as to ensure that no constrictions or losses are present in the piping or stack 8 1 2 Preliminary Operations Following are reported the parameters to set before performing the combu...

Page 20: ... CO2 2 9 COr p Save Print IN THIS SCREEN IT IS POSSIBLE TO MODIFY THE NUMBER OF THE MEMORY IN WHICH THE CURRENT ANALYSIS IS BEING SAVED SEE CHAPTER 11 0 11 12 17 10 00 PRINT Curr analysis Copy number 1 Printer OFF QR Code ON Pairing BT Print Print 11 12 17 10 00 MEMORY Curr analysis Mode Manual Memory 1 5 Status Free Save Save Save 11 12 17 10 00 ANALYSIS 1 3 Tf 190 1 C Ta 15 4 C O2 4 2 CO 23 ppm ...

Page 21: ...C Ta 15 4 C O2 4 2 CO 23 ppm CO2 2 9 COr p Pause 1 3 7 Automatically stores the first sample when the interval time is over FAC SIMILE SCAN THE QR CODE WITH THE SEITRON APP CHEMIST QR CODE IN ORDER TO DOWNLOAD THE ACQUIRED DATA THE VISUALIZED QR CODE IS REFERRING ONLY TO THE AVERAGE OF THE PERFORMED ANALYSIS IF IT IS NEEDED TO PRINT THE AVERAGE ANALYSES AND ADDITIONAL MEASURES TICKET ENABLE THE PR...

Page 22: ...time interval is over This condition is shown with the symbol When the Paused phase is over the interactive function Keep is shown By activating this function the acquired sample is memorized and the instrument continues with the acquisition of the next sample Pause Keep Paused BY PRESSING AT ANY MOMENT THE BUTTON IT IS POSSIBLE TO INTERRUPT THE COMBUSTION ANALYSIS AND GO BACK TO THE MAIN SCREEN E...

Page 23: ...ith clean air for at least 5 10 minutes before turning it off Gas sampling probe cleaning When you finish using the sample probe clean it thoroughly as described below before returning it to its case Disconnect the sample probe from the instrument and from the water trap Fig a b then blow a jet of clean air into the hose of the probe refer to Fig b to remove any residual condensate that may have f...

Page 24: ...emove the internal cup and then replace the filter see figure on the side Clean all the filter parts using water only dry the components and reassemble the filter Replacing the particulate filter If the particulate filter appears black especially on the inner surface see adjacent example it has to be replaced immediately In this way gas flow is not obstructed Fig b Cleaning hose ...

Page 25: ...n is occupied by some data It can also visualize print or delete the memorized data and the additional measures SEE CHAPTER 11 0 Configuration The user can set the different reference parameters of the instrument in order to perform the combustion analysis SEE CHAPTER 12 0 Diagnostic The user can verify any anomalies of the instrument SEE CHAPTER 13 0 Info service Display the info about the curren...

Page 26: ...with the scope of checking the personal safety conditions of a specific working environment The instrument leaves our factory with the following pre set threshold values COmax 35 ppm Recommended exposure limit REL stipulated by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH equivalent to 40 mg m3 and calculated as an 8 hour Time Weighted Average TWA It is compulsory to perform the...

Page 27: ...ures divided by a time gap defined by the user using the sub parameter interval Moreover it is possible to select the memory in which is needed to store the analysis and set the used fuel In all modes the data displayed regarding the pollutants CO NO NOx can be translated into normalized values with reference to the concentration of O2 previously set in configuration analysis menu Fuel Allows the ...

Page 28: ...ave The measure will be printed on the ticket of the current combustion analysis Print According to the version of the instrument and or according with the related setting it is possible to print or visualize the QR code KEY FUNCTION Activate the context keys shown on the display Returns to the previous screen Starts the pressure sensor autozero ESC OK Example 15 06 18 10 00 DRAFT 5 Zero 15 06 18 ...

Page 29: ...IVE OPERATION FUNCTION Save The measure will be printed on the ticket of the current combustion analysis Print According to the version of the instrument and or according with the related setting it is possible to print or visualize the QR code KEY FUNCTION Activate the context keys shown on the display Returns to the previous screen ESC Example 15 06 18 10 00 CO AIR CO 412 p CO Max 413 p Save Pri...

Page 30: ... related setting it is possible to print or visualize the QR code KEY FUNCTION Activate the context keys shown on the display Returns to the previous screen Perform the Zero Sensor of the pres sure sensor ESC OK 15 06 18 10 00 PRESSURE 5 Zero 15 06 18 10 00 PRESSURE Press 0 00 h Zero Save Print OK 15 06 18 10 00 PRESSURE Press 0 00 h Zero Save Print Print FAC SIMILE B 15 06 18 10 00 WARNING Printi...

Page 31: ...ory 1 5 Status full Time 09 50 Date 11 12 17 Select KEY FUNCTION Activate the context keys shown on the display Modifies the memory number and then confirms the changed setting When selecting the analysis shows the detail of the evidenced analysis Selects the available parameters Returns to the previous screen In modification mode cancels the set ting made OK ESC 1 Set memory detail 11 12 17 10 00...

Page 32: ... ANALYSIS 1 1 2 Tf 190 1 C Ta 15 4 C O2 4 2 CO 23 ppm CO2 2 9 COr p Print B 11 12 17 10 00 WARNING Printing in progress 11 12 17 10 00 PRINT Memory Copy number 1 Printer BT QR Code OFF Pairing BT Print 3 Print ticket detail of the entire selected memory 11 12 17 10 00 MEMORY Average analysis Analysis 1 Analysis 2 Analysis 3 Draft Pressure Delete Print Print Print B 11 12 17 10 00 WARNING Printing ...

Page 33: ...Y Average analysis Analysis 1 Analysis 2 Analysis 3 Draft Pressure Delete Print Print Print FAC SIM ILE 11 12 17 10 00 AVERAGE 1 2 Tf 190 1 C Ta 15 4 C O2 4 2 CO 23 ppm CO2 2 9 COr p Print 6 Detail of QR code generation to download the data of each single analysis measure 11 12 17 10 00 PRINT Memory Copy number 1 Printer OFF QR Code ON Pairing BT Print 11 12 17 10 00 MEMORY Average analysis Analys...

Page 34: ...measured gas drops below the set threshold while the Maximum alarm type will ring when the measured gas goes above the set threshold If the alarm is in Off mode it is deactivated SEE CHAPTER 12 4 Print This menu allows the user to set the printing parameters such as copy number printer type OFF BT or IR and the visualization of the QR code so to download the data of the performed analysis SEE CHAP...

Page 35: ...l be referenced SEE CHAPTER 12 2 3 Measure units Through this submenu the user can modify the units of measurement for all the analysis parameters depending on how they are used SEE CHAPTER 12 2 4 Autozero In this sub menu it is possible to modify the auto zero cycle duration and the du ration of the sensor cleaning cycle SEE CHAPTER 12 2 5 Air temp In this submenu there is a possibility to acquir...

Page 36: ...se Butane KEY FUNCTION Returns to the previous screen Scrolls through the pages Confirms the choice of fuel to be used during the analysis ESC OK Example OK 11 12 17 10 00 FUEL 1 3 Natural gas Propane 2 Oil 4 Oil 6 Oil Diesel Wood Pel 8 11 12 17 10 00 FUEL 1 3 Natural gas Propane 2 Oil 4 Oil 6 Oil Diesel Wood Pel 8 11 12 17 10 00 FUEL 1 3 Natural gas Propane 2 Oil 4 Oil 6 Oil Diesel Wood Pel 8 ...

Page 37: ...ltitude m R H air 0 0 15 06 18 10 00 CONDENSATION Altitude m R H air 0 100 Altitude above sea level Relative humidity of air KEY FUNCTION When pressed in modify mode cancels the selection made otherwise re turns to the previous screen The arrows select each line displayed In edit mode it scrolls through the suggested values Enters the modify mode for the selected parameter then confirms the modifi...

Page 38: ...selection made otherwise returns to the previous screen The arrows select each line displayed In edit mode it scrolls through the suggested values Enters the modify mode for the selected parameter then confirms the modification ESC OK Percentage of Oxygen in NO measurement Example 11 12 17 10 00 02 REFERENCE CO 0 0 NO 0 0 11 12 17 10 00 02 REFERENCE CO 0 NO 0 0 0 11 12 17 10 00 02 REFERENCE CO 0 N...

Page 39: ...t as C F Measurement unit can be set as m ft KEY FUNCTION When pressed in modify mode cancels the selection made otherwise re turns to the previous screen The arrows select each line displayed In edit mode it scrolls through the suggested values Enters the modify mode for the selected parameter then confirms the modification ESC OK 15 06 18 10 00 MEASURE UNITS CO ppm Pressure hPa Draft mmH2O Tempe...

Page 40: ...se re turns to the previous screen When in modify mode sets the desired value Enters edit mode of the selected element and then confirms the change Duration of autozero expressed in seconds Duration of the cleaning cycle expressed in seconds ESC OK 15 06 18 10 00 AUTOZERO Autozero 60 s Purging 0 s 15 06 18 10 00 AUTOZERO Autozero 06 s Purging 0 s 0 15 06 18 10 00 AUTOZERO Autozero 06 s Purging 0 s...

Page 41: ...ed value When pressed in modify mode cancels the selection made otherwise re turns to the previous screen OK ESC INTERACTIVE OPERATION DESCRIPTION T probe Acquires the detected temperature by the Tc K probe connected to the in strument and uses it as primary air temperature Example with probe connected to the instrument 15 06 18 10 00 AIR TEMP T probe 77 0 F T air 0 0 F T probe 15 06 18 10 00 AIR ...

Page 42: ...ected element and then confirms the change When in modify mode sets the desired value When pressed in modify mode cancels the selection made otherwise re turns to the previous screen OK ESC 15 06 18 10 00 NOX NO RATIO NOx NO 1 05 15 06 18 10 00 NOX NO RATIO Nox NO 05 1 15 06 18 10 00 NOX NO RATIO NOx NO 1 08 OK OK 15 06 18 10 00 NOx NO RATIO NOx NO 1 05 ...

Page 43: ...sequence The access to the sensor recalibration is password protected the pass word is 1111 SEE CHAPTER 12 3 2 Clock This allows the current time and date to be set The user can select the date and hour format either in EU European or USA American mode SEE CHAPTER 12 3 3 Bluetooth if the version of the instrument foresees it In this sub menu it is possible to turn on and off the Bluetooth communic...

Page 44: ...election made otherwise re turns to the previous screen The arrows select each line displayed In edit mode it scrolls through the suggested values Enters the modify mode for the selected parameter then confirms the modification ESC OK OK 15 06 18 10 00 DISPLAY Brightness 80 Contrast 55 15 06 18 10 00 DISPLAY Brightness Contrast 55 80 15 06 18 10 00 DISPLAY Brightness Contrast 55 85 OK ...

Page 45: ... 18 10 00 ON SITE CALIB 000 0 KEY FUNCTION Sets the password Selects line in modification sets the value or the desired mode Once password is entered gives access to the On site calibration menu Returns to the previous screen When in modify mode cancels the modification just made OK ESC ...

Page 46: ...utozero is performed in clean fresh air and that it terminates correctly Do not connect the gas probe to the instrument Check the battery charge level or connect the power adapter to avoid data loss during recalibration On site calibration procedure 2 Once the autozero is completed press the button and select the menu Configuration Instrument on site calib Keep pressed for a few seconds 11 12 17 1...

Page 47: ...ist of the installed sensors for which the recalibration is available In the recalibration screen all information related to the last performed calibration is shown as well as the relevant values 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB S2 O2 OK S3 CO OK 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status OFF Durat Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 99 650 uA Calibrate saves new calibration Status OFF returns to the factory c...

Page 48: ... Status to OFF see example below 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status Durat 00 00 00 Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 99 650 uA or 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status ON Durat 00 00 02 Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 99 650 uA OK 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status Durat 00 00 03 Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 99 650 uA ON 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status Durat 00 00 04 Appl 0 ...

Page 49: ... 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 99 650 uA 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status Durat 00 05 32 Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 2 97 uA 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status ON Durat 00 05 32 Appl 0 0 Meas 21 0 Is 2 97 uA OK Messages in the Status line Saving the instrument is saving the performed calibration Error the sensor has NOT been recalibrated for any of the following reasons The calibration ga...

Page 50: ...the gas applied 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status ON Durat 00 00 00 Appl 1000 ppm Meas 0 ppm Is 0 059 uA 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status Durat 00 00 00 Appl 1000 ppm Meas 0 ppm Is 0 059 uA 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status OFF Durat 00 00 00 Appl 1000 ppm Meas 0 ppm Is 0 059 uA OK OK 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status OFF Durat 00 03 50 Appl...

Page 51: ...0 Appl 800 ppm Meas 800 ppm Is 0 52 uA 11 12 17 10 00 ON SITE CALIB Calibration Status ON Durat 00 00 00 Appl 800 ppm Meas 800 ppm Is 0 52 uA OK WARNING At any time the user can restore the factory calibration in the instrument by setting the Status line on OFF Below are listed the suggested stabilization times for the on site calibration of the sensors CO sensor 3 minutes NO sensor 3 minutes 11 1...

Page 52: ...en format Date in the chosen format Date format EU Europe or USA America Time format 24h or 12h KEY FUNCTION When pressed in modify mode cancels the selection made otherwise returns to the previous screen Selects line in modification sets the value or the desired mode Enters the modify mode for the selected parameter then confirms the modification ESC OK ...

Page 53: ...EY FUNCTION Activate the context keys shown on the display Goes back to the previous screen ESC INTERACTIVE OPERATIONS DESCRIPTION Off Turns off Bluetooth On Turns on Bluetooth Bluetooth status On or Off Device ID Device MAC address 15 06 18 10 00 BLUETOOTH Status On ID MAC 008025CE0E6E Off B ...

Page 54: ...the 5 of the value of the latter threshold Hysteresis Buzzer activation The measure blinks on the display The smoke suction pump DOES NOT turn off Type MAX alarm activation CO H2 NO Extract the probe from the stack Manually reactivate the smoke suction pump The pump is turned off again if when 20 seconds are elapsed from the power on of the pump the alarm is still on The alarm is deactivated autom...

Page 55: ...to perform the paring procedure described below if the instrument version foresees it IR Infrared OFF none the printer is turned off Mode This parameter is visible only if the IR printer has been selected Selects the printing speed of the IR printer between fast and slow Select slow in order to make the printing process compatible when an HP IR printer is used QR code QR code generation if the ins...

Page 56: ...ing Start B Start 15 06 18 10 00 PAIRING BT Printer detection in progress Restart B If the printer is not found the following message will appear No printer was detected Repeat the procedure pushing the button related to the interactive function Restart OK In this case repeat the Pairing procedure 15 06 18 10 00 PAIRING BT 00025BB3D74E v B 15 06 18 10 00 PAIRING BT Pairing in progress B 15 06 18 1...

Page 57: ...vailable languages Sets the selected language ESC OK 15 06 18 10 00 LANGUAGE 1 2 Italiano English Pусский Español Français Hrvatski Deutsch 15 06 18 10 00 LANGUAGE 1 2 Italiano English Pусский Español Français Hrvatski Deutsch 15 06 18 10 00 LANGUAGE 1 2 Italiano English Pусский Español Français Hrvatski 15 06 18 10 00 LANGUAGE 2 2 Polski ...

Page 58: ...guration Reset 15 06 18 10 00 RESET Clear memory data and restore factory setting Push OK to continue 15 06 18 10 00 RESET Deleting and resetting data KEY FUNCTION Exits the current screen without resetting Starts the factory data reset phase OK ESC ...

Page 59: ...gnosis in case of malfunction SEE CHAPTER 13 1 1 Gas probe Tests the tightness of the gas probe pneumatic path SEE CHAPTER 13 1 2 Hardware If a malfunction happens before contacting the Customer care service collect and or send the data present in this menu SEE CHAPTER 13 1 3 15 06 18 10 00 DIAGNOSTIC Sensors Gas probe Hardware KEY FUNCTION Returns to the previous screen Selects the available para...

Page 60: ...ns to the previous screen Selects the available parameters Shows the details about the selected sensor ESC Messages on the state and calibration of the electrochemical sensors Ok No problem detected absent The sensor was not detected err data Memory data error of the sensor unknown It is necessary to update the FW of the device err pos The sensor has been installed in the wrong position err cal Ca...

Page 61: ...heck the tightness of the gas sampling probe OK ESC Connect the flue gas sampling probe and filter unit assembly to the instrument Fully insert the black rubber cap on the gas probe tip as shown in the following picture Provided black rubber cap Results Tightness The system is OK Leak Make sure that the probe is connected to the input P or P check the seals of the pneumatic connections and or the ...

Page 62: ...OK Voltages ADC channels 11 12 17 10 00 VOLTAGES VBAT 3001 m VIN 4712 m VRTC 2602 m 11 12 17 10 00 HARDWARE Memories OK Calibration OK Voltages ADC channels 11 12 17 10 00 ADC CH 1 2 O2 GAS 1016 m CO SEN 58 m CO AUX 58 m NO 60 m PRESS 225 m EM SEL 1499 m Bit 11 12 17 10 00 ADC CH 2 2 T FLUE 1499 m T SPAN 58 m T ZERO 60 m T GND 225 m TCOLDJ 1499 m Bit INTERACTIVE OPERATIONS DESCRIPTION mV Shows the...

Page 63: ...ween next or previous screen ESC 09 05 19 10 00 INFO SERV 1 2 Seitron Americas Inc 4622 E Street Rd Trevose PA 19053 Tel 215 660 9777 Email service Seitronamericas com 09 05 19 10 00 INFO SERV 2 2 Model S500 2 S N 9999 FW rev 9 99 FW P N 00 HW rev 1 Boot rev 1 00 Rev 1379M 14 0 INFOSERVICE ...

Page 64: ...gents are consumed and when these have been used up completely the sensor must be replaced The sensors must be recalibrated on a regular basis to assure measuring accuracy recalibration can only be performed by a qualified Seitron Americas service center Table 15 4 illustrates the characteristics inherent to each sensor GRAPHICAL DISPLAY OF ARRANGEMENT 15 06 18 10 00 SENSOR S1 O2 OK S2 CO OK S3 NO...

Page 65: ...be hose to eliminate any condensate that may have formed Do not clean the instrument with abrasive cleaners thinners or other similar detergents 16 2 Preventive maintenance At least once a year send the instrument to a SERVICE CENTER for a complete overhaul and thorough internal cleaning SEITRON AMERICAS highly qualified staff is always at your disposal and will provide you with all the sales tech...

Page 66: ...e website www seitronamericas com 4 Remove the tubes from the sensor to be replaced below is an example of a sensor with the disconnected pipes 5 After disconnecting the pipes pull the sensor upwards below is an example of the sensor compartment without the sensor 16 3 Gas sensors replacing In order to be authorized to the sensors replacing it is necessary to install on the PC the Easy2Swap progra...

Page 67: ...shows the minimum settling time for each sensor CODE DETECTED GAS POSITION SETTLING TIME O2 Sensor Cod AACSE50 O2 Oxygen S1 8 hours CO Sensor with NOx filter 0 4000ppm Cod AACSE58 CO Carbon Monoxide S2 2 hours NO Sensor Cod AACSE60 NO Nitric Oxide S3 8 hours 7 Place back the tubes See point 4 8 Close back the base of the instrument and screw back the four screws See point 2 6 Insert the new sensor...

Page 68: ... Remove the base of the instrument 3 Remove the battery pack connector and replace the pack with a new one following the reverse procedure described above 2 Extract the battery pack Battery pack connector ONCE THE BATTERY IS REPLACED IT IS NECESSARY TO RESET DATE AND TIME THROUGH THE PARAMETER CLOCK SEE CHAPTER 12 3 3 ...

Page 69: ...file thus obtaining the contents of the zip file extension srec 3 Plug in the analyzer to the PC via the USB cable 4 Hold down the three red buttons on the analyzer for at least 10 seconds 5 The display turns off 6 Release only the power button 7 The analyzer will be recognized by the operating system as a portable device drive the display starts blinking 8 Release the remaining two buttons 9 Copy...

Page 70: ...icas d Verify the measured voltage values in Menu Diagnostic Hardware Voltages If VBAT 3000mV the battery needs to be changed If VIN 4700mV the output voltage of the battery charger is not sufficient to recharge the instrument battery In this case verify the connections and the plate data of the battery charger in use 5Vdc 2A d If the problem keeps on happening contact the SERVICE CENTER Date and ...

Page 71: ...top or does not even start a Sample flow is obstructed Check that the water filter is clean and that it is not completely soaked Also check that the hose connected to the probe is not crushed b Sample intake flow is obstructed Check that the particulate filter is clean c Pump is disabled The key combination has been pressed To re enable the pump switch off the instrument and then switch it on agai...

Page 72: ...KA01 AC Power Adapter Kit For ALL Analyzers Power adapter w US plug adapter USB A USB B cable AA CR09 Rigid plastic case AAC KP02 Pressure measurement kit AA SF71A 7 inches 180 mm gas probe maximum working temperature 752 F with 6 5 ft 2 mt cable AA SF72A 12 inches 300 mm gas probe maximum working temperature 1112 F with 6 5 ft 2 mt cable AAC EX02S 10 ft 3 m extension cable for gas sampling probe ...

Page 73: ... ANALYSIS 1 5 O2 4 2 CO 23 ppm CO2 2 9 Tf 190 1 C Ta 15 4 C Es 91 4 Save Print Print FAC SIMILE Insert a default email address Select the data separation mode comma or semicolon This setting is useful if it s needed to import the csv file in an electronic sheet such as Excel or google drive Visualize the version of the APP and Seitron contacts THE ACQUIRED DATA ARE SAVED IN THE INSTRUMENT MEMORY S...

Page 74: ...0uA I sen 100 346uA T az 22 5 C ΔT 73 6 C Qs 10 0 λ n 4 01 Exc air 4 01 ηc 0 0 ηt 90 0 Qs PCS 10 0 Qt PCS 10 0 ηs PCS 90 0 ηc PCS 0 0 ηt PCS 90 0 NO 0ppm NOx 0ppm CO 0 0 0ppm NO 0 0 0ppm NOx 0 0 0ppm Draft 4 5Pa Example of the exported csv file and imported in an excel file Insert an email address if different from the default one Select one of the two modes of data sharing Select the file format ...

Page 75: ...the zip file exe extension and start the executable 4 Details about the usage 5 By pressing the SAVE button the analyzer will store the inserted data and can be switched off and or disconnected from the PC Language set Information about the Software Status of the PC connection with the instrument Click to store the inserted data on the instrument Insert the data that will be printed as header of e...

Page 76: ... compared against minimum efficiency stated for the heating system performances ηc Ec LHV Condensation efficiency in relation to the Lower Heating Value Efficiency deriving from the condensation of water vapor contained in flue gases it is re ferred to the LHV ηt Eff LHV ηt ηs ηc Total efficiency in relation to the Lower Heating Value Total efficiency It is the sum of sensible efficiency and conde...

Page 77: ...77 K100000000S9 036103 130121 Measurement units matching abbreviations ppm p mg m3 g mg Kwh w g GJ J ng J J g m3 G g Kwh W hPa h Pa P mbar b mmH2O H mmHg g inH2O i psi p C C F F m m ft ft ...

Page 78: ...LHV Lower Heating Value PCS Potere Calorifico Superiore Italian for HHV Higher Heating Value m H2O Mass of the air produced per each Kg of fuel in the combustion in stoichiometric condition m Air Mass of the air needed for combustion in stoichiometric condition V g d Volume of dry smokes produced in the combustion Air index is calculated with the formula λ 21 21 O2 where O2 is the oxygen residual ...

Page 79: ... have to be delivered to Seitron Laboratories carriage paid The following cases are not covered by this warranty accidental breakage due to transport inappropriate use or use that does not comply with the indications in the product s instruction leaflet Any mistreatment repairs and modifications to the product not explicitly authorized by Seitron shall invalidate the present warranty IMPORTANT For...

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