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PARTS AND ACCESSORIES

Standard Accessories (Included)

872-00001 

Hard Carrying Case

360-00040 

Wrist Strap

870-00018 

Extra Sensor Cap with O-Rings

360-00105 

T10 Torx Wrench

750-00039 

Instruction Manual

310-00004 

3”C” Alkaline Batteries

883-00036 

2 Piece Polycarbonate Probe Assembly

Accessories and Replacement Parts

870-00018 

Sensor Cap with “O” Rings

870-00012 

Extension Adapter

873-00016 

Hydrocarbon Filter (1)

883-00023 

Hot Air Probe Assembly

883-00021 

32” Heavy Duty Fiberglass Probe

883-00015 

Confined Space Probe with Tubing

883-00019 

32” Fiberglass Probe

873-00013 

Inline “Mini” Hydrocarbon Filter (1)

883-00018 

30” Brass Probe

883-00030 

Purge Probe

874-00001 

Leak Survey Drag Tube Assembly

883-00046 

Telescopic Survey Probe

870-00004 

IR Printer

870-00039 

IR Link Interface w/ SmartLink Software

914-00000-01 

Smart-Cal Automatic Calibration Station 

Calibration Kits 

Contact us with instrument model number for correct Calibration Kit.

Summary of Contents for GOLD G2

Page 1: ...atmospheres disconnect power before servicing INSTRUCTION MANUAL SENSIT GOLD G2 Read and understand instructions before use For use with combustible gases and optionally available oxygen and toxic gas...

Page 2: ...Technologies with any questions For best accuracy always zero in clean air environments similar in temperature and relative humidity to the environment where the instrument will be used When continuo...

Page 3: ...xygen greater than 21 Warning ONLY zero instrument in a gas free environment Warning To maintain intrinsic safety service must be performed by factory authorized technicians with approved replacement...

Page 4: ...t Features 11 13 Sensor Types and Pumps 14 Basic Operation Battery Installation Replacement 15 Operation and Use 16 22 Bar Hole Test 23 24 Leak Search Mode Optional 25 Purge Mode Optional 26 Working D...

Page 5: ...ration Calibration Overview Definitions 44 Calibration Auto Cal 45 46 Carbon Monoxide CO Calibration 47 Hydrogen Sulfide H2S Calibration 48 Hydrogen Cyanide HCN Calibration 49 Methane Calibration 50 2...

Page 6: ...Vol O2 CO H2S HCN 911 00000 01 911 00000 02 911 00000 03 911 00000 04 911 00000 05 911 00000 06 911 00000 07 911 00000 08 911 00000 09 911 00000 51 911 00000 52 911 00000 53 911 00000 54 911 00000 55...

Page 7: ...sion Adapter 873 00016 Hydrocarbon Filter 1 883 00023 Hot Air Probe Assembly 883 00021 32 Heavy Duty Fiberglass Probe 883 00015 Confined Space Probe with Tubing 883 00019 32 Fiberglass Probe 873 00013...

Page 8: ...advanced low power semiconductor sensor to measure combustible gases in the LEL Lower Explosive Limit range and a thermal conductivity style sensor to measure combustible gases in the percent volume...

Page 9: ...ogen sulfide H2S alarm is preset at 10ppm The hydrogen cyanide HCN alarm is set to 5ppm The SENSIT GOLD G2 instrument is approved ATEX Zone 1 intrinsically safe Ex ib IIB T3 IP54 and UL CLI Div 1 Grou...

Page 10: ...100ppm 2ppm or 5 HCN 1ppm 0 30ppm 2ppm or 5 Whichever is greater PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Size 11 5 x 3 x 2 3 in 292 x 76 x 59 mm Weight 1 2 lb 544 g Operational Temp 4 to 104 F 20 to 40 C Storage Temp...

Page 11: ...11 PRODUCT FEATURES LUER PROBE CONNECTOR SENSOR CAP LEL PPM SENSOR INFRARED COMMUNICATIONS GRAPHIC DISPLAY ALARM LEDs OPERATION BUTTONS WATER RESISTANT HOUSING FLEXIBLE GOOSENECK BATTERY COMPARTMENT...

Page 12: ...th the speaker located in the back of the instrument An infrared communication window is located on the right side to allow the Sensit Gold G2 instrument to download calibration data readings the oper...

Page 13: ...d LED on the right side will flash during any alarm condition In darkened environments the backlight will illuminate in red during alarm conditions There are 3 operational button pads on the front of...

Page 14: ...and percent volume Electrochemical Sensors optional All Sensit Gold G2 instruments when equipped with the following optional sensors microprocessor and associated circuitry will measure oxygen levels...

Page 15: ...oin or flat object and pull the handle away from the top or display area of the instrument NOTE Observe the polarity markings on the inside of the battery holder Instrument will not operate with impro...

Page 16: ...y check vi Microprocessor check vii Pressure sensor check viii Clock check ix Auto Log Check alert at 50 records remaining before memory is full and overwrites c Display all active sensors d Display S...

Page 17: ...the instrument determines that a sensor is inoperable an ERROR message will flash for that sensor Then FAIL will show on the display for the corresponding sensor Attempt to manually zero using SAVE Z...

Page 18: ...green LED will flash until adequate flow is present 7 It may be necessary to manually zero the instrument based on company practices and environmental conditions Always zero the instrument in a clean...

Page 19: ...t assembly 10 When sampling the appropriate sensors will cause the display to update when a gas is encountered Additionally if a combustible gas is encountered a series of LEDs on the front of the ins...

Page 20: ...50 LEL Methane to 17 volume Methane LED indicator only above 17 volume Methane PROPANE 50 LEL Propane to 12 volume Propane LED indicator only above 12 volume Propane When equipped with percent volume...

Page 21: ...ating small leaks press and release the TICK MENU BUTTON B The SELECT TEST TICK is displayed Push the TICK MENU BUTTON B to activate the tick Upon activation a tick can be heard and a full bar graph i...

Page 22: ...and visual alarms will activate when the preset limits are reached 15 When equipped with the percent volume sensor if the instrument encounters a gas it is not calibrated to it may read NSR or NSC fol...

Page 23: ...e integrity of the O ring seals and connections on the probe and instrument If flow block can not be achieved contact the factory for assistance An air tight system is crucial for accurate readings Fr...

Page 24: ...ay encounter NSR Non Standard Response or NSC Non Standard Combustible readings during the bar hole test Changing the GAS TYPE a selection in the USER MENU may help to identify a questionable vapor A...

Page 25: ...nt will read in 1ppm increments up to 5000ppm auto range to LEL and then to v v To zero the instrument in the LS mode press and hold the SAVE ZERO C button until Autozero is displayed Any alarm can be...

Page 26: ...ht side of the screen If O2 oxygen is not installed an X will appear Attach a purge probe Do not create a tight seal where the purge probe is inserted for sampling Allow for blow by so the unit does n...

Page 27: ...he screen Press and release the TICK MENU B button The unit will exit back to the work display with the peak readings logged under the real time readings To reset the peak readings press and hold the...

Page 28: ...on the instrument version A 180 second timed test will begin The time for this test is factory adjustable A countdown timer will show the remaining seconds of the test During this test period the det...

Page 29: ...meet the specifications listed in this manual may require calibration or repair A calibration check does not update the calibration due date Full calibration is required to update these times Acalibr...

Page 30: ...splayed using a 24 hour clock User adjustable Print Session Logs Cal Log access Smart Cal communication print CO test or print CF test is optional with some extended memory units Perform automatic tes...

Page 31: ...use with calibration station Display future calibration due dates for each gas NOTE Standard LOG size is 6 events but up to 100 records can be stored per session BH Test CO Test and CF test NOTE These...

Page 32: ...holding the TICK MENU B until the top line reads USER MENU Press release the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C until the bottom line displays SET CLOCK Press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B once to enter the menu Th...

Page 33: ...ss release the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C until PRINT is displayed Press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B once to enter the menu Prepare the optional IR printer Aim the IR window on the right side of the instru...

Page 34: ...nd a 45 60 second countdown on the bottom line The instrument will automatically check the LEL sensor and also the CO and H2S sensors if they are installed If each sensor tested reads at least 80 of t...

Page 35: ...press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start the test A 20 second countdown will begin If the sensor shows proper depletion within this period PASSED will flash on the display Press release the POWER...

Page 36: ...he gas type press release either button B or C You can select either NAT methane or PRO propane as your primary gas Once you have made your selection press release the POWER MUTE BUTTON A to store the...

Page 37: ...is menu press release the POWER MUTE BUTTON A To Print a Calibration Log From the working display press hold the TICK MENU BUTTON B until the top line reads USER MENU Press release the SAVE ZERO BUTTO...

Page 38: ...ill go back to the previous session The standard number of available stored sessions is factory set at 6 but is adjustable up to 100 To exit this menu press release the POWER MUTE BUTTON A to return t...

Page 39: ...returns you back to the previous record Press the POWER MUTE BUTTON A to return to the USER MENU SMART CAL From the working display press hold the POWER MUTE BUTTON A for 2 3 seconds The display will...

Page 40: ...the optional CF Test feature With this feature the instrument will automatically save the peak readings of all sensors while the unit is operating in the working display These peak readings are stored...

Page 41: ...T will appear on the top line of the display Press release the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C until CF is displayed Press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B again and the instrument will auto zero and then enter the...

Page 42: ...ed ppm CF reading and the calculated peak ppm CF level will be displayed on the right side of the screen If the proper conditions for an accurate test existed O2 below 18 9 the detected CO level calcu...

Page 43: ...ER MUTE BUTTON A to return to the work display To Print a CF Test From the working display press hold the TICK MENU BUTTON B until the top line reads USER MENU Press release the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C unt...

Page 44: ...OTE When calibrating the numbers shown on the display represent the numbers seen by the microprocessor and should not be confused with actual gas readings These readings will update every 5 seconds du...

Page 45: ...ument to all gases detected by the sensors installed From the AUTO CAL menu press the TICK MENU BUTTON B Attach the prepared gas as listed on the display A countdown timer shows the time remaining to...

Page 46: ...as Upon successful calibration the calibration due date reminder is automatically updated From this menu pressing the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C again will provide access to the SMART CAL automatic calibratio...

Page 47: ...ntil the bottom line reads CAL Press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B once The bottom line will read AUTO CAL Scroll with the SAVE ZERO BUTTON C until CO 100PPM is displayed Apply 100ppm CO Air calibrat...

Page 48: ...ON C until the bottom line reads H2S 25ppm Apply 25ppm H2S AIR to the instrument and press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start H2S calibration When the reading is satisfactory the display will fla...

Page 49: ...TON C until the bottom line reads HCN 10ppm Apply 10ppm HCN N2 to the instrument and press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start HCN calibration When the reading is satisfactory the display will fla...

Page 50: ...methane air calibration gas and press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start 50 LEL calibration When readings stabilize the display will read DATA SAVED indicating calibration is complete for that s...

Page 51: ...L Press release SAVE ZERO BUTTON C to scroll until the bottom line reads 100 V V Apply 100 methane to the instrument Immediately press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start 100 methane calibration W...

Page 52: ...LEL propane to the instrument Immediately press release the TICK MENU BUTTON B to start propane calibration When the reading is satisfactory the display will flash DATA SAVED indicating that calibrati...

Page 53: ...A 20 second countdown will begin If the sensor shows proper depletion within this period PASSED will flash on the display Press release the POWER MUTE BUTTON A to return to the working display If the...

Page 54: ...all date N COMP Specialized sensor compensation software CAL DUE REMINDER Alert system for calibration DUE ACK Requires operator to push a button when cal is overdue PROPANE 100 Requires calibration t...

Page 55: ...Erase the AUTO LOG NG FACTOR Factor for methane content in 100 natural gas NSR Disable gas distinguishing software NSC Disable combustible inert identifier NSC LEL Concentration to activate NCS contro...

Page 56: ...OLUTION 0 0 2 0 0 0 N COMP ON OFF OFF CAL DUE 30 45 60 90 180 360 DAYS 30 DUE ACK ON OFF OFF N2 FOR O2 ON OFF OFF SHOW SES ON OFF ON SHOW BH ON OFF ON SHOW AUTO ON OFF OFF ALARM LOW O2 17 5 20 5 19 5...

Page 57: ...E TIME 0 120 SEC 10 SEC BH TIME 5 120 SEC 20 SEC ERASE AUTO ERASE AUTO PASSWORD REQ NG FACTOR 50 100 100 NSR ON OFF ON NSC ON OFF ON NSC LEL 1 0 10 0 2 0 AUTO BUMP 0 30 0 MUTE LATCH ON OFF OFF ERASE L...

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Page 60: ...shipment or failure which results from alteration tampering accident misuse abuse neglect or improper maintenance Proof of purchase may be required before warranty is rendered Units out of warranty wi...

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