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Only certified test gases must be used. For calibration, the test gas concentration must be
known to ± 2% relative to the bottle value.
Zero gas:
Standard Test Gas:
Ambient air must not be used for zero-point adjustment.
The logarithmic response characteristic of the IR sensor element generates a large signal with
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Maintenance of the transmitter should be carried out at 12-months intervals by a specialist with
the recommended test gases and in accordance with the calibration and test procedures.
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Should, during test span adjustment, fail if the potentiometer S had been turned clockwise
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damaged due to dust or ageing and needs to be changed.
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Should the output current be approx. 0 mA, the sensor element is probably faulty. In this
case, the sensor element should be replaced and the sensor re-calibrated.
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To guarantee the performance of the gas detection system, regular calibration should be carried
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