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G36p Oxygen Analyzer
Version 2.11 – Revision January 2021 – Part 01381 9
3 Analyzer Installation & Connections
Read this chapter in its entirety before installing the analyzer.
3.1 Control at Delivery
When you receive the G36p Oxygen Analyzer, please inspect, and confirm that the re-
ceived scope of supply is in accordance with the packing list and that nothing is dam-
aged. Any discrepancy should be reported to the supplier immediately. If any of the re-
ceived parts are damaged, the shipping company should be informed, and new parts
should be made available before completing the installation
3.2 Where to Install the Analyzer
The G36p is designed for front mounting in control panels. To obtain IP55 tightness, the
included gasket must be mounted between the hole that is cut in the panel and the display
front.
Satisfactory operation, faultless functions, and minimal maintenance of the G36p are
achieved by paying attention to the following notes:
The equipment should be installed in a clean area away from dust, oil mist, and
moisture. The analyzer should be installed at viewing level in an area with good ac-
cess for operating and servicing. The location and installation of the analyzer must
be chosen, so that the ambient temperature is below 70
°
C at any time.
The gasses supplied to the sensor must have a constant flow and pressure. This flow
and pressure control is achieved with the sampling system that is typically delivered
with the analyzer. Please consult the respective manual or contact Green Instruments
A/S.
The sensor houses for both SEN1 and SEN9 have 1/8” BSP connection. Sampling
tube and vent line should be arranged in the way which ensures the flow and pres-
sure at sensor house constant and within the required range.
The sensor can be installed up to 6 m from the analyzer. The sensor and the sensor
house shall be mounted horizontally (sensor pointing sideways) or downwards (sen-
sor pointing down) to prevent the water condensation collecting at the sensor house.