
SMART intelligent series gas detector/gas alarm adopts catalytic combustion/electrochemical/infrared principles and can be used for combustible gas monitoring and toxic gas monitoring, petroleum and petrochemical industry, chemical industry, coal mining industry, laboratory
The SMART intelligent series gas detector/gas alarm provides an 8-bit digital display with background light for gas concentration and 5 LED status indicators that can be accurately and simply calibrated on-site using a magnetic rod without the need to open or power off. The SMART intelligent series gas detector/gas alarm has SIL3 software certification and SIL2 hardware certification
feature
SIL2/SIL3 security level certification
● Zero self calibration function
● Digital filter
● Self diagnostic function
Display 8-bit dot matrix letters with a height of 4.5 mm and a width of 2.5 mm
Measurement range: combustible gas 0~100% LEL toxic gas ppmO2 and CO2% vol
Typical accuracy<2% of full scale; According to IEC 60079-29-1<± 5%
Repeatability<± 2% of full scale
● Current output 4~20 mA
● Relay output 1 or 3 relays (optional), contact capacity 24V-1A
RS485 communication function
● Power supply voltage 24V DC
Power consumption (24V DC) 100mA (minimum)/220mA (maximum)
EExd II CT6 Explosion proof
● Preheating time 5 minutes
● Stable time<2 minutes
Response time T50<10 seconds , T90<30 seconds
● Storage temperature -25 ° C~+60 ° C
The average working temperature is -20 ° C to+55 ° C (with a wider range available)
Relative humidity 20~90% RH/40 ° C
● Normal working pressure
● Protection level IP65
● Air flow rate<6 ms
Weight 2500g (maximum)
The installation direction detector probe always faces downwards
ATEX certification refers to the ATEX certification information of the corresponding detector,
EMC compatibility reference standard EN 50270: 2006 EN EN 61000-6-3: 2007
| Types of combustible gases | Types of toxic gases | ||||
| name | English/Molecular Formula | range | name | English/Molecular Formula | range |
| gasoline | Petrol Vapour | 0—100%LEL | carbon monoxide | CO | 0—500ppm |
| liquefied petroleum gas | LPG | oxygen | O2 | 0—25%Vol | |
| alcohol | C2H5OH | ammonia | NH3 | 0—200ppm | |
| ammonia | NH3 | ammonia | NH3 | 0—1000ppm | |
| methane | CH4 | chlorine gas | Cl2 | 0—20ppm | |
| ethane | C2H6 | hydrogen chloride | HCl | 0—50 ppm | |
| propane | C3H8O | hydrogen sulfide | H2S | 0—50ppm | |
| butane | C4H10 | sulfur dioxide | SO2 | 0—20ppm | |
| isobutane | C4H10 | nitric oxide | NO | 0—100ppm | |
| cyclopentane | C5H10 | nitrogen dioxide | NO2 | 0—20ppm | |
| pentane | C5H12 | alcohol | C2H6O | 0—200 ppm | |
| isopentane | C5H12 | carbon dioxide | CO2 | 0—5000 ppm | |
| cyclohexane | C6H12 | carbon dioxide | CO2 | 0—2%Vol | |
| n-hexane | C6H14 | carbon dioxide | CO2 | 0—5%Vol | |
| Heptane | C7H16 | carbon dioxide | CO2 | 0—30%Vol | |
| Nonane | C9H20 | For other gases, please call | |||
| Ethylene Oxide | C2H4O | ||||
| ethylene | C2H4 | ||||
| propylene | C3H6 | ||||
| acetylene | C2H2 | ||||
| methanol | CH3OH | ||||
| propanol | Propyl Alcol | ||||
| isopropanol | C3H8O | ||||
| n-butanol | C4H10O | ||||
| isobutanol | C4H10O | ||||
| acetone | (CH3)2CO | ||||
| butanone | C4H8O | ||||
| Acetic acid, acetic acid | CH3COOH | ||||
| ethyl acetate | CH3COOCH2CH3 | ||||
| Vinyl acetate | C4H6O2 | ||||
| Butyl acetate | C6H12O2 | ||||
| Jet Propellant 8 | JT8 | ||||
| hydrogen | H2 | ||||
| benzene | C6H6 | ||||
| toluene | C7H8 | ||||
| xylene | C6H4(CH3)2 | ||||
| trimethylbenzene | C9H12 | ||||
| styrene | C6H5CH=CH2 | ||||
