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GL-CO-RFG65x 

Issue: 5.4 

Date Of Issue: 28/10/2008 

© 2008 Sontay Limited. All rights reserved

Alarm Levels (continued)  

Self Diagnostics

 

Pre-Alarm thresholds 
Natural gas pre-alarm threshold: 

 

 

 

0.3% to 0.8%    

(0.5% with sensitivity =0)

 

(3000 to 8000ppm) 

LPG pre-alarm threshold: 

 

 

 

 

0.14% to 0.35% 

 (0.22% with sensitivity =0)

 

(1400 to 3500ppm) 

CO pre-alarm threshold: 

 

 

 

 

0.012% to 0.03%  

(0.019% with sensitivity =0)

 

   (120 to 300ppm) 

 
The alarm threshold for Natural Gas is about 16% of the 
LEL. This is below the limit set by the manufacturing stan-
dards (20% LEL). The pre-alarm threshold is about 66.6% 
of the alarm threshold. Using the SENSITIVITY pot the 
thresholds can be adjusted within the limits established the 
manufacturing standards. Turning the pot t in-
creases the sensitivity and turning towards - decreases the 
sensitivity. 
 

Sensor Location 

 
Natural gas 

 

100 to 500mm from the ceiling    

LPG 

 

 

100 to 500mm from the floor          

CO 

 

 

1.5 to 2m from the floor 

 
It is advisable to position sensors at a certain distance from 
gas appliances, so as to avoid nuisance triggering. 
Boilers & DHW   

1 to 2 meters   

 

              

Gas cookers 

 

2 to 3 meters 

 

Cable types 

 
Power & relay   

1.5mm²   

 

 

 

Sensor up to 40m 

1.5mm²   

 

 

 

Sensor up to 60m 

2.5mm² 

 

Operation 

 
When the controller is switched on it remains inactive for 1.5 
to 2 minutes with the FAULT and ALARM LEDs flashing, to 
allow the sensor to stabilise. 
 
When the gas concentration exceeds the pre-alarm thresh-
old the ALARM LED blinks. 
 
When the gas concentration exceeds the alarm threshold, 
after a delay of about 20 seconds: 

• 

The  internal buzzer will sound (if enabled) 

• 

The ALARM LED switches ON 

• 

Activates the operational control 

 
 

Self diagnostics 
 
In the event of a fault or incorrect connection of the sensor 
the following LED states will occur: 

Commissioning 

 
Apply power to controller - POWER LED lights.   

 

Wait 2 minutes for sensor to stabilise.   

 

 

Set SENSITIVITY pot to ‘0’ 

 

 

 

 

 

Simulate presence of gas (gas from a lighter should work).
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When the alarm threshold is reached, after a 20 second 
delay the ALARM LED will light, the buzzer will sound (if 
enabled) and the relay operate. 
 
Without latching alarm - buzzer ceases, ALARM LED 
blinks slowly    

 

 

 

 

                                                   

With latching alarm - buzzer continues until RESET button 
is pressed for at least 5 seconds. 
 

Gas shut off valve 

 
This must be installed on the gas feed pipe, possibly outside 
the space controlled, in a place which is easily accessible 
and is protected from bad weather. 
NB  In LPG installations the valve must be installed down-
stream of the pressure reducing valve. 

Type of Fault

Fault LED Alarm LED

Sensor self-heating element broken ON

OFF

No connection to terminal G

ON

OFF

No connection to terminal B

ON

OFF

No connection to terminal M

OFF

ON

Connections G & B reversed

ON

OFF

Connections G & M reversed

OFF

ON

Connections B & M reversed

OFF

ON

Summary of Contents for GL-CO-RFG65 Series

Page 1: ...2g DIN 40046 Relay outputs 2 x SPDT 250V 5 1 A Housing dimensions 105 x 115 x 70mm Housing materials Cover ABS Base Nylon Housing protection IP40 Panel mount housing dim 142 x 142 x 125mm Sensor dimensions 77 x 77 x 44 Sensor material Nylon Sensor protection IP44 Ambient Storage temp 25 to 60 C Operating temp 0 to 45 C RH Class F Din 40040 Country of origin Italy GL CO RFG651 1 Channel gas leak al...

Page 2: ...le terminal Use external junction boxes if necessary 7 Replace the cover on the base using the 4 screws pro vided if panel mounting fix to panel door using the panel mounting kit Panel Mount Cut Out Panel cutout 138 x 138 0 5 Link Functions M F1 No link Internal buzzer enabled Linked Internal buzzer disabled F2 F3 No link Relay normally energised when no gas present Linked Relay normally de energi...

Page 3: ...5 to 2 minutes with the FAULT and ALARM LEDs flashing to allow the sensor to stabilise When the gas concentration exceeds the pre alarm thresh old the ALARM LED blinks When the gas concentration exceeds the alarm threshold after a delay of about 20 seconds The internal buzzer will sound if enabled The ALARM LED switches ON Activates the operational control Self diagnostics In the event of a fault ...

Page 4: ...861225 GL CO RFG65x Issue 5 4 Date Of Issue 28 10 2008 2008 Sontay Limited All rights reserved Front Panels Example Connections 1 Sensitivity potentiometer 2 Power supply LED 3 Fault LED 4 Alarm LED 5 Reset button Dimensions Basic operation GL CO RFG652 230Vac Supply ...

Page 5: ...terest of technical improvement this specification may be altered without notice Page 5 of 5 UK Sales Tel 0845 345 7253 International Tel 44 1732 861225 For the latest information and product updates register at www sontay com GL CO RFG65x Issue 5 4 Date Of Issue 28 10 2008 2008 Sontay Limited All rights reserved Example Connections continued GL CO RFG653 230Vac Supply GL CO RFG653 12V Supply ...

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