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POD-042-ENG R04

User Manual

Gas Detector

Alpa

EcoWent XT

Product code: PW-097-CO

Summary of Contents for Alpa EcoWent XT

Page 1: ...POD 042 ENG R04 User Manual Gas Detector Alpa EcoWent XT Product code PW 097 CO...

Page 2: ...sign manufacture implement and support Systems for Monitoring Detection and Reduction of gas hazards We invite you to familiarize yourself with our offer on www atestgaz pl We design manufacture imple...

Page 3: ...nmental exposure may result in damage to the device Use of damaged or incomplete devices is not allowed The design of the Gas Safety System for a protected facility may involve other requirements thro...

Page 4: ...escription 9 Table 3 Indication of operating conditions 10 Table 4 Device configuration 13 Table 5 Reasons for failure signalling 15 Table 6 Technical specification 24 Table 7 List of consumable items...

Page 5: ...ltage installation ease of installation possibility to connect the components in a bus system or a star system possibility to connect the Alpa EcoDet XT detector we obtain a cooperating pair of CO and...

Page 6: ...vidual operating conditions The type of gas the thresholds and the corresponding current value for a specific detector should be checked in the calibration certificate In the course of its work the de...

Page 7: ...when the gas concentration exceeds the alarm threshold 3rd threshold Actions to be taken remove bystanders from the danger zone as far as possible allow the airing of the endangered rooms by opening...

Page 8: ...ty System off there is a possibility that a dangerous voltage can exist on the terminals of the Control Unit It can originate from another system like for an example ventilation system that uses one o...

Page 9: ...rt of the detector bus T connector XT control unit Parameters see Section 10 Positive supply pole S1 Signal line S1 S2 Signal line S2 Negative power pole X2 Alpa EcoDet XT detector port Positive suppl...

Page 10: ...Detector damage Red ALARM blinking Exceeded warning threshold 1 Red ALARM blinking Exceeded warning threshold 2 Red ALARM lights Exceeded alarm threshold Yellow X1 lights BUS Bus failure interruption...

Page 11: ...ent the detector are connected in series to the bus line via the XT T connector An advantage of this solution is significant facilitation of the system installation and reducing the wiring costs Figur...

Page 12: ...he loop in the control unit This makes it easier to carry out periodic checks of the system Figure 6 Connection with the Alpa MOD LED1 control unit into a closed bus system A detailed diagram is shown...

Page 13: ...te detector switch setting for detectors working in the system of a closed alarm loop and detectors working in the open alarm loop system except for the last detector Architecture Detector location Se...

Page 14: ...In the case of working alone it is necessary to pay attention to the need to mount the jumper in the terminal block X2 p 14 24 User Manual POD 042 ENG R04 Intermediate detector Last detector Next det...

Page 15: ...nnector or inappropriate connection in the places indicated in the figure Incorrect setting of the configuration switch see Section 7 1 The detector works as the last one Incorrect setting of the conf...

Page 16: ...cement or disconnection 9 2 2 Installation Electrical installation of the detectors may only be performed by persons having appropriate qualifications or acting in agreement or under the supervision o...

Page 17: ...re shown in the Figure 2 To make the holes it is recommended to use drilling template enclosed in the packaging of the unit If the connection was made with the use of multi wire cables commonly known...

Page 18: ...he star system Only the S1 terminal is used The configuration switch is always set in position 2 last detector For details see Section 7 Distribute connection cables in the facility leaving appropriat...

Page 19: ...all the channels of the control unit Measure the power supply voltage on the sensor furthest from the control unit while pressing TEST It should not be less than 10 V For details see Appendix 3 9 2 2...

Page 20: ...rming the power supply and signal installation of the detectors it is necessary to check and start the installation Checking is based on further addition of detectors or their simulator see below to t...

Page 21: ...s conducting all the inspection operations with a positive result 9 4 Periodical operations During the operation of the gasometric system it is necessary to be aware of the fact that the detectors and...

Page 22: ...ace the sensor only The whole component is subject to replacement the sensor mounted on the plate sensor plate see Table 7 In order to replace the sensor plate it is necessary to turn off the power su...

Page 23: ...42 V 40 mA3 Environment In operation Storage Ambient temperatures Humidity Pressure 20 50O C 10 90 long term 0 99 short term 1013 10 hPa 0 50O C 30 90 long term Detected substance Carbon monoxide CO...

Page 24: ...49 CB3 CB3 Service Cable PW 064 WM1 Mounting Adapter WM1 for wall mounting PW 092 A Calibration kit Standardized reference gas carbon monoxide CO 150 ppm Table 8 List of accessories 13 Product marking...

Page 25: ...5 in relation to directive 2011 65 EU on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment EN IEC 63000 2018 This declaration of conformity is issued un...

Page 26: ...ion or oxygen reduction respectively In order to improve the performance of the sensor a third electrode the reference electrode is used 5 It has a constant potential that is not dependent on the conc...

Page 27: ...in the detector calibration certificate The detector must be used in accordance with the provisions in the User s Manual 3 1 Composition of the controlled atmosphere It is assumed that the standard c...

Page 28: ...signal does not change e g nitrogen at a carbon monoxide sensor A set of substances exists or may exist for every detector the ones that are inert to the sensor do not react chemically with the sensor...

Page 29: ...ed atmosphere is within the rated range of the detector operation it does not affect the reading However sudden abrupt changes of humidity in the measured atmosphere can cause momentary appearance of...

Page 30: ...correct positions The jumper in the terminal block X2 of the Alpa EcoWent XT must be installed when the detector is not directly coupled with the Alpa EcoDet XT detector Recheck position of the config...

Page 31: ...ion to the position of an internal configuration switch the last detector in the loop or a transient detector Atest Gaz A M Pachole sp j ul Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice Poland VAT No PL 9691433231 tel 48...

Page 32: ...ent XT must be installed when the detector is not directly coupled with the Alpa EcoDet XT detector Recheck position of the configuration switch a transient of a line end detector Atest Gaz A M Pachol...

Page 33: ...Went XT must be installed when the detector is not directly coupled with the Alpa EcoDet XT detector Recheck position of the configuration switch a transient of a line end detector Atest Gaz A M Pacho...

Page 34: ...he terminal block X2 of the Alpa EcoWent XT must be installed when the detector is not directly coupled with the Alpa EcoDet XT detector Recheck position of the configuration switch a transient of a l...

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Page 41: ...at the end of the line One Alpa EcoDet XT Gas Detector at the end of the line L2 m L2 m 0 75 1400 1400 1 1400 1400 1 5 1400 1400 2 5 1400 1400 Table 7 Maximum length of cables star configuration Ates...

Page 42: ...rocess e g weather conditions safety potential hazard generated by the mixture criterion B These both criteria have an impact on the final cost of the calibration services and level of competence requ...

Page 43: ...of flammable components 60 LEL concentration of toxic components NDSCh2 oxygen concentration 25 vol tank 3 dm3 water capacity and p 70 atm specified liquid chemical compounds e g glycerol 1 2 propaned...

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Page 48: ...M Pachole sp j Spokojna 3 44 109 Gliwice tel 48 32 238 87 94 fax 48 32 234 92 71 e mail contact atestgaz pl For more details on our devices and other products and services offered by us visit www ate...

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