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HRD 92 S.C

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In case of large leaks, do not leave the detector on the point of leakage, which saturates the
cell and can reduce its sensitivity.

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The detector is a measuring device and must be handled as such. He fears violent shocks,

corrosive or salty atmospheres.

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After use, store the detector in its case, which should remain clean and dry.

WARNING DETECTOR NOT EXPLOSION PROOF

NEVER USE IN EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE

Summary of Contents for HRD 92 S.C

Page 1: ...HRD 92 S C PAGE 1 FR USER MANUAL HRD 92 S C EN EN...

Page 2: ...1 CALIBRATION 19 7 2 START UP 20 7 3 DETECTION 20 7 4 ADJUSTING THE SENSITIVITY AND THE TYPE OF GAS 21 7 5 LIGHT S SATURATION CONTAMINATION 21 7 6 ZERO AMBIENT CONTAMINATION 21 7 7 POWER BATTERY RECH...

Page 3: ...40 c Detection Bloc Detection Bloc with suction for the best localisation of the leak and a fast response and degassing time Fast connecting plug for easy replacement Interchangeable flexible sniffer...

Page 4: ...ient air In the event of improper use and or order the user or third parties may be exposed to hazards Any deviation from the intended use described in this manual will result in warranty restrictions...

Page 5: ...evice has Ni MH batteries Do not try to disassemble open or maintain the pack ba tterie Do not crush pierce throw into fire or water the battery pack Do not store above 60 C Accessories Spare Parts On...

Page 6: ...the cell and can reduce its sensitivity The detector is a measuring device and must be handled as such He fears violent shocks corrosive or salty atmospheres After use store the detector in its case w...

Page 7: ...ery packs and the processing electronics A Detection Block with quick release connected by cable to the housing and including the suction turbine the detection cell a sniffing pipe screwing A Screw on...

Page 8: ...batteries 5 ORANGE light CHARGE Indicating battery charging 6 Sensitivity selector with three positions UP position x1 Normal sensitivity Estimated reading of the value of the leak on the graduated ra...

Page 9: ...quick release socket toggle the STOP switch up and check that the GREEN light BATT is lit indicating the good charge of the batteries If the LED is off or is dimly lit there is insufficient battery c...

Page 10: ...ak is detected the light ramp lights in proportion to the value of the detected leak o Immediately remove the probe from the leakage point to avoid saturation of the cell o In case of big leaks the de...

Page 11: ...a use the HF0 position HFO for R 1 2 3 4ze 1 2 3 4ye and mixtures HC for R600 R290 For the tracer mixture H2 N2 Put the inverter Gas on H2 N2 and sensitivity inverter on HI If sensitivity is too large...

Page 12: ...ons However contamination always produces a masking effect on leaks and it should be limited as much as possible The lower the ambient contamination the better one can detect minor leaks High contamin...

Page 13: ...ODICAL CHECKS OPERATING ANOMALIES 7 1 PERIODICAL CHECKS To check the sensitivity of the detector it is essential to have a Refrigerant gas Test Leak of known value Present the pipe to port sniffing Te...

Page 14: ...me following the detection of a leak It can be due to several factors Check for clogging of the pipe or filter main factor Check the tightness of the pipe sniffing Check the correct charge of the batt...

Page 15: ...on the probe 9 2 BATTERY REPLACEMENT The replacement of the battery pack is done by opening the case of the detector Only one VULKAN battery pack must be used 1 Remove the 4 screws from the box 2 Uns...

Page 16: ...ipe 10 Filter S92 BSD H2N2 Specific detection block H2 N2 directly interchangeable Detection block delivered with flexible sniffing pipe 10 Filter S92 CS2P Spiralled Cable with 2 plugs S92 CBS9V Mains...

Page 17: ...ensure the normal maintenance of the material during one year or to make carry out new calibrations or to make repairs due to a misuse The guarantee does not apply to the desensitizing of the Detectio...