Fixed Methane (CH4) Gas Monitor, 0 to 50% VOL

Fixed methane gas monitor is a high-performance device for methane gas detection in the concentration range of 0 to 50/100% VOL, 100% LEL. Methane gas tester supports 4-20mA and RS485 signal output, and can be equipped with optional high and low alarm relays, and its die-cast aluminum enclosure and IP65 protection level design, so that it is able to Its die-cast aluminum housing and IP65 protection level design enable it to operate stably for a long period of time, which is especially suitable for industrial site use.

Specification

Fixed Gas Monitor User Manual

• Fixed Gas Monitor User Manual.pdf
• Protocol of RS485 for Fixed Gas Monitor.pdf
• Calibration Procedures of Fixed Type Gas Monitor.pdf

Gas Monitor Functions

• This methane gas detector adopts three-wire 4-20mA analog signal output, relay output, RS485 output (optional).
• The original imported sensors, with a unique infrared remote control function, non-contact operation and maintenance of hydrogen gas tester.
• Compatible with a variety of control alarms, PLC, DCS and other control systems, you can realize remote monitoring, gas monitoring is more accurate and reliable.
• Explosion-proof design grade is ExdlCT6, fast, credible and more stable.
• Full software auto-calibration function with temperature compensation can perfectly realize the compensation of gas concentration under different temperature environment.

Fixed CH₄ Gas Monitor Details

Fixed Methane Gas Monitor with Alarm Dimension (Unit: mm)

Tips: What should I do when an alarm occurs on a fixed methane gas monitor?

When the fixed methane gas monitor sends out an alarm signal, you should take measures immediately. First, try to avoid any open flames or electric sparks to prevent triggering an explosion. Then, evacuate people quickly to avoid inhaling harmful gases. Turn off the leakage source and ventilate the area to reduce the methane concentration in the environment. After that, check the cause of the methane gas detector alarm, if it is a false alarm it needs to be calibrated or maintained. If a methane leak is confirmed, contact a professional for repair and further testing to ensure a safe environment.