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INDOOR AIR QUALITY MONITOR
Shown with optional battery
cover with tripod mount and
tabletop tripod (P/N 800129)
Q-TRAK
MODEL 7585
OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUAL
P/N 6013907, REVISION A
XP
™
NOVEMBER 2020

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  • Page 1 Q-TRAK ™ INDOOR AIR QUALITY MONITOR MODEL 7585 OPERATION AND SERVICE MANUAL P/N 6013907, REVISION A NOVEMBER 2020 Shown with optional battery cover with tripod mount and tabletop tripod (P/N 800129)
  • Page 2 Q-Trak™ XP IAQ Monitor Model 7585...
  • Page 3 Copyright© TSI Incorporated / 2020 / All rights reserved. Address TSI Incorporated / 500 Cardigan Road / Shoreview, MN 55126 / USA Fax No. (651) 490-3824 Limitation of Warranty and Liability (effective February 2016) (For country-specific terms and conditions outside of the USA, please visit www.tsi.com.) Seller warrants the goods, excluding software, sold hereunder, under normal use and service as described in the operator's manual, to be free from defects in workmanship and material for 24 months, or if less, the length of time specified in the operator's...
  • Page 4 REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE GOODS. IN THE CASE OF SOFTWARE, SELLER WILL REPAIR OR REPLACE DEFECTIVE SOFTWARE OR IF UNABLE TO DO SO, WILL REFUND THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE SOFTWARE. IN NO EVENT SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, OR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS CONTENTS ..................V SAFETY ....................IX Description of Caution/Warning Symbols ........ix Caution ..................ix Warning ..................ix Caution and Warning Symbols ............x Battery Safety and Disposal ............. x Laser Safety ..................xi Labels ....................xii Reusing and Recycling ..............xiv CHAPTER 1 OVERVIEW ..............
  • Page 6 CHAPTER 5 SETTINGS ..............23 General Settings ................24 Date/Time ..................25 Display/Power Management ............26 Sensors ................... 27 Network Settings ................28 Units of Measure ................29 Notifications/Alarms ................ 30 CHAPTER 6 CALIBRATION ............31 Gas Sensors ................... 31 Gas Sensor Verification ..............
  • Page 7 CHAPTER 10 TRAKPRO ™ ULTRA SOFTWARE ......57 CHAPTER 11 UPDATE INSTRUMENT SOFTWARE ..... 59 CHAPTER 12 MAINTENANCE ............61 Replacing Sensors ................61 Recalibration ................... 61 Removing the Sensor Module from the Handle of the Q-Trak™ XP Monitor..............61 Storage ...................
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  • Page 9: Safety

    Safety This section provides instructions to ensure safe and proper operation of the Q-Trak™ XP Indoor Air Quality Monitor Model 7585. W A R N I N G • The instrument must be used in the manner described in this manual. Failure to follow all of the procedures described in this manual can result in serious injury to you or can cause irrevocable damage to the instrument.

  • Page 10: Caution And Warning Symbols

    Caution and Warning Symbols The following symbols may accompany cautions and warnings to indicate the nature and consequences of hazards: Warns that the instrument contains a laser and that important information about its safe operation and maintenance is included in the manual. Warns that the instrument is susceptible to electro- static discharge (ESD) and ESD protection should be followed to avoid damage.

  • Page 11: Laser Safety

    Laser Safety The Q-Trak™ XP Model 7585 is a Class I laser-based instrument. During normal operation, the user WILL NOT be exposed to laser radiation. The following precautions should be taken to avoid exposure to hazardous radiation in the form of intense, focused, visible light. •...

  • Page 12: Labels

    Labels Advisory and identification labels or markings are attached to the instrument. 1. Multi-sensor module 2. Base handle 3. Carbon Dioxide sensor 4. Chlorine sensor 5. Carbon Monoxide sensor 6. Hydrogen Sulfide sensor 7. Ammonia sensor 8. Nitric Oxide sensor Q-Trak™...
  • Page 13 9. Nitrogen Dioxide sensor 10. Ozone sensor 11. TVOC ppm sensor 12. TVOC ppb sensor 14. European symbol for non- 13. Formaldehyde sensor disposable item. Item must be recycled. 15. Battery pack Operation and Service Manual xiii...

  • Page 14: Reusing And Recycling

    Reusing and Recycling Incorporated’s effort to have a ® As part of TSI minimal negative impact on the communities in which its products are manufactured and used: DO NOT dispose of use batteries in the trash. Follow local environmental requirements for battery recycling.

  • Page 15: Chapter 1 Overview

    CH APT ER 1 Overview The Q-Trak™ XP Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Monitor is designed for Indoor Air Quality and Industrial Hygiene professionals to address a wide range of indoor air quality assessments and analysis. The Q-Trak™ XP monitor combines multiple-gas and particle measurements into a single lightweight, handheld instrument that is easy to configure, maintain, and calibrate in the field.
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  • Page 17: Chapter 2 Unpacking And Parts Identification

    CH APT ER 2 Unpacking and Parts Identification Carefully unpack the instrument and accessories from the shipping container. Check the individual parts against the list of components ® below. If anything is missing or damaged, notify TSI immediately. All standard equipment can be purchased separately if needed. NOTE Optional gas sensors are shipped in individual boxes but are included in the main shipping container.
  • Page 18 Part No. Description Picture IAQ Multi-Sensor Gas Module with 801430* Built-in Sensors: Temperature, Relative Humidity, Barometric Pressure, Particle 801399 (Carbon Dioxide), NDIR (Nondispersive Infrared sensor) 800121 Carrying Case 800123 Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery Pack 804001 USB Cable 800122 AC Adapter/Power Supply Calibration certificates Q-Trak™...

  • Page 19: Optional Gas Sensors

    Part No. Description Picture 800120 Gas Sensor Calibration Cap USB Flash Drive with Q-Trak™ XP 7004280 manuals and other literature. Included with 7585. Optional Gas Sensors Part No. Description Picture 801399 (Carbon Dioxide), NDIR (Nondispersive Infrared sensor) (Chlorine), EC (Electrochemical 801400 Sensor) 801401...

  • Page 20: Optional Accessories

    Optional Accessories Part No. Description Picture ® 800124 Wi-Fi dongle 800129 Q-Trak™ XP Battery Cover with Tripod Mount and Tabletop Tripod Other Replacement Parts Part No. Description Picture 800120 Q-Trak™ XP Gas Sensor calibration cap 800121 Q-Trak™ XP Case: hard sided carry case 800126 Battery Cover...
  • Page 21 Part No. Description Picture 800127 Sensor Module Cover 800125 Battery cover with tripod mount 800128 Tabletop Tripod Operation and Service Manual...
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  • Page 23: Chapter 3 Setting Up The Q-Trak ™ Xp Monitor

    CH APT ER 3 ™ Setting Up the Q-Trak XP Monitor Installation of Gas Sensors In addition to the standard built-in sensors, the device can accept up to six gas sensors. Install the gas sensors as follows: 1. Ensure the instrument is powered OFF. 2.

  • Page 24: Providing Power To The Q-Trak™ Xp

    Providing Power to the Q-Trak™ XP The Q-Trak™ XP monitor can be powered with provided lithium-ion battery or with the provided A/C adapter. Operating the Instrument with the AC Adapter The instrument can be operated with or without a battery using the A/C adapter.

  • Page 25: Operating The Instrument With The Lithium-Ion Battery

    Operating the Instrument with the Lithium-Ion Battery To install the battery: 1. Remove the battery compartment cover. 2. Connect the battery to the handle connector. NOTE The battery pack connector is designed to prevent improper connection. 3. Insert the battery as shown in the picture, keeping the battery wires to the side and clear of...

  • Page 26: Charging The Battery And Calibrating The Power Gauge

    4. Attach the battery compartment cover, ensuring battery wires are clear of the screw. IMPORTANT Always calibrate the battery Power Gauge after installing a battery pack. Charging the Battery and Calibrating the Power Gauge 1. With the battery installed, turn on the instrument by pressing the power button and run until the battery is fully discharged.

  • Page 27: Installing And Connecting To Available Wi-Fi

    ® Installing and Connecting to Available Wi-Fi ® (optional Wi-Fi dongle To connect your device to ® a Wi-Fi network, proceed as follows: 1. Install the dongle into the USB port located inside the battery compartment. Connecting to a Computer and Installing TrakPro™...
  • Page 28 5. Refer to of the user guide in “help” menu within TrakPro™ Ultra software for operation information. Q-Trak™ XP IAQ Monitor Model 7585...

  • Page 29: Chapter 4 Operational Overview

    To power down the instrument, press the power button press shutdown from the pop-up screen The first time the Q-Trak XP monitor is powered ON the Welcome to Q-Trak page is presented. Select the appropriate Language and Time Zone then select DONE.
  • Page 30 Survey mode displays real-time readings of sensors selected from the Sensors page discussed later in Chapter 5. It does not log measurements or statistics. Selecting Graph presents real-time readings in a graphical format while selecting Information present data in a numerical format. To view sensors not shown on the page, swipe up and down.

  • Page 31: Navigating The Dashboard Page

    NOTE Sensors will only appear in the Dashboard page once they have been selected in the Sensors page discussed later in Chapter Navigating the Dashboard Page+ The following Dashboard diagram dissects the layout of the Dashboard page. Operation and Service Manual...

  • Page 32: Main Menu

    Main Menu To display the Main Menu, select icon in the upper left corner of the header on any page of the display. The Main Menu has seven options: • Dashboard • Settings • Manage Data • Calibration • Workflows •...

  • Page 33: Dashboard

    Dashboard This is the main page for viewing live readings, live graphs and logging data. Select Dashboard from the menu in the header any time to return to the Dashboard (Home) page. Settings Select Settings from the Main Menu, to view the Settings page options.

  • Page 34: Manage Data

    Manage Data Select Manage Data to display logged data stored in the device. Refer to Chapter 8, Manage Data for detailed information. Calibration Sensors are calibrated before they are shipped from TSI. If a sensor requires a field calibration, select Calibration from the Main Menu.

  • Page 35: Workflows

    Workflows Percent of Outside Air: Select Workflows from the Main Menu, and then % Outside Air to begin performing a % Outside Air Calculation. Refer to Chapter 9, Workflows for details. Operation and Service Manual...

  • Page 36: Device Information

    Device Information To display general information about the Q-Trak™ XP monitor, select Device Information from the Main Menu. The Device Information page lists the device name, IP address, model number, and many other characteristics of the device as well as information about the installed sensors.

  • Page 37: Chapter 5 Settings

    CH APT ER 5 Settings Navigate to the Settings page by selecting Settings from the Main Menu. The Settings page options are: • General Settings • Date/Time • Display/Power Management • Sensors • Network Settings • Units of Measure • Notifications/Alarms These options are described in the following subsections.

  • Page 38: General Settings

    General Settings The General Settings page is used to configure the following functions: • Device Name is used to customize the name of the instrument. This feature is helpful when associating data to a specific instrument. NOTE: The device will display up to 14 characters of the device name in the header of the main...

  • Page 39: Date/Time

    NOTE Time Constant is the display averaging period. The display will update every second; however, the displayed reading will be the average over the time constant period. For example, if the time constant is 5 seconds, the display will update every second, but the displayed reading will be the average of the last 5 seconds.

  • Page 40: Display/Power Management

    Display/Power Management The Display/Power Management page is used to configure the following functions • Display Brightness adjusts the brightness of the display. • Display Sleep sets the time when the instrument enters into sleep mode. Sleep mode is a power-saving state that darkens the display.

  • Page 41: Sensors

    Sensors The Display section of the Sensors page is used to configure what sensors are displayed on the Dashboard page, and the order they are displayed. To view sensors not shown on the page, swipe up and down. The list of sensors includes the following information: •...

  • Page 42: Network Settings

    The VOC Configuration section of the Sensors page is used to select a specific Volatile Organic Compound (VOC). This is done by selecting an already pre- defined VOC in the drop-down list or by selecting Custom and entering a Response Factor and Molecular Weight.

  • Page 43: Units Of Measure

    4. Enter the network password in the Network Password field. 5. Select the CONNECT button to connect the Q-Trak™ XP monitor to the network. 6. Once connected the Connection Status, IP Address, Subnet Mask, Connection Type, Default Gateway, and MAC Address will populate.

  • Page 44: Notifications/Alarms

    NOTE The units of measure for all PM mass concentration measurements (PM 1, PM 2.5, and PM 10) are set by the PM drop-down list. Similarly, the units of measure of all particle concertation measurements (PC 0.3, PC 0.5, PC 1.0, PC 2.5, PC 5.0, PC 10.0) are set by the Particle Conc.

  • Page 45: Chapter 6 Calibration

    CH APT ER 6 Calibration Gas Sensors ® recommends testing the accuracy of gas sensor measurements each time the instrument is used. This is a common practice within the gas measurement community which includes IAQ consultants and industrial hygienists. Due to the nature of the sensors along with other environmental factors such as altitude, temperature, and relative humidity, the zero value and sensor sensitivity can shift over time requiring you to perform a field calibration.
  • Page 46 NO T E For best results, power on the instrument for 10 minutes before verifying gas sensor performance. This allows the instrument and sensors to thermally stabilize and reduces the amount of measurement drift during verification or calibration. NO T E Specific instructions for the calibration of each sensor are available during calibration.

  • Page 47: Gas Calibration Procedure

    Hydrogen Sulfide Hydrogen Zero Air Sulfide (H Ammonia (NH Ammonia (NH Zero Air Formaldehyde Formaldehyde Zero Air Gas Calibration Procedure To perform a gas calibration, required accessories and material include a calibration cap, ZERO calibration gas, SPAN calibration gas, gas regulator, and tubing.

  • Page 48: Step 2 - Place The Calibration Cap Onto The Gas Sensor You Want To Calibrate

    Step 2 – Place the calibration cap onto the gas sensor you want to calibrate Step 3 - Select the sensor to be calibrated on the instrument display NO T E You have the ability to “SKIP” either the ZERO and/or SPAN gas calibration steps during the calibration process.

  • Page 49: Step 4 - Perform Zero Capture

    Step 4 - Perform ZERO Capture 1. Connect the ZERO gas regulator to the calibration cap and start the flow of ZERO gas. Wait for the measurement to stabilize. 2. Once the ZERO concentration looks stable, select Next to perform a ZERO concentration capture.

  • Page 50: Step 6 - Save Or Discard Calibration

    Step 6 – Save or Discard Calibration A CALIBRATION ADJUSTMENT % is displayed after the SPAN capture that informs you how much the sensor’s calibration slope has changed from the factory calibration slope. 1. Select Save to accept the calibration. 2.

  • Page 51: Gas Calibration Unsuccessful

    Gas Calibration Unsuccessful ® If a sensor has drifted beyond the TSI recommended calibration adjustment specification, a is displayed by the sensor icon and a warning notice is sent to the Notice list in the heading bar of the ® instrument.
  • Page 52 The Reference Value is the current reading of the sensor. This reading can be changed by selecting on the Reference Value text field and entering the desired value and select < >. Select Next then Save and the new value is displayed as the Reference Value. The Total Offset is the adjustment from the original factory calibration for that sensor.

  • Page 53: Reset Sensors To Default Calibration

    Reset Sensors to Default Calibration To reset the sensors to their factory defaults, 1. Return to the Calibration page and select Reset to Factory Calibration at the bottom of the page. 2. Select the sensor(s) to be reset. 3. When the selected sensor(s) are highlighted, select RESET.
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  • Page 55: Chapter 7 Logging Data

    CH APT ER 7 Logging Data From the Main Menu select Dashboard then select > Logging at the top of the page. This leads to the Dashboard page with the Start button as shown below. From this page either select Start to begin logging data based on the selected Logging Profile or define a Logging...

  • Page 56: Logging Data

    Logging Data To begin logging data, select START. When logging is initiated, the Dashboard page displays second by second measurement readings next to the sensor icons while the Avg value is the average of all readings in the log file. NO T E On-board memory is capable of storing data from all...

  • Page 57: Logging Profiles

    Logging Profiles Selecting the from the Dashboard page leads to the Logging Profile page where you define and select a logging profile. A logging profile is composed of a Locations and Settings such as Logging Mode. If Scheduled Save Logging Mode (see figure) is selected then a schedule must be defined.
  • Page 58 To create a new location: 1. Select to create a new location. 2. Enter a Building Name. 3. Enter Area/Room. 4. Select and select Done to add a location. 5. Select Save to save the location. To edit an existing location: 1.

  • Page 59: Settings

    Settings Settings include Logging Mode, Sample Interval, Test Duration, and other items such as Select Logging Schedule. Logging Mode There are three logging modes: • Manual Save • Continuous Save • Scheduled Save Manual Save logging mode averages measurements collected during the sample interval and records the average value in the log file.

  • Page 60: Sample Interval

    Schedule Save collects data according to a user-defined schedule with a specific start and end date and time. Moreover, this logging mode averages measurements collected during the sample interval and records the average value in the log file like the previous logging modes.
  • Page 61 To create a new logging schedule: 1. Select to create a logging schedule. 2. Enter a schedule name. 3. If this is a recurring logging profile, select Recurring and select the days of the week to log data. 4. Enter start times and end times as desired.
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  • Page 63: Chapter 8 Manage Data

    CH APT ER 8 Manage Data From the Main Menu select Manage Data. The Manage Data page contains all logged files on the device. You can select a log file for viewing, deleting, exporting, and editing. As well as scrolling through a list of log files. Selecting Log Files Select a log file by selecting a checkbox.

  • Page 64: View Log Files

    View Log Files To view a log file select the checkbox then select the icon. To view all the data in a log file swipe up and down and to view data over time select Graph. If more than one log file is selected for viewing, select the up and down arrows to view the other log files.

  • Page 65: Export Log Files

    Export Log Files Logged data files can be exported to a USB flash drive or to a PC via TrakPro™ Ultra Software. Exporting to USB Drive Attach a USB flash drive (thumb drive) to the Q-Trak™ monitor via the USB port next to the power jack. Select a log file from the menu and then select icon.

  • Page 66: Edit Log File Names

    Edit Log File Names When viewing a log file, select icon and then select Edit. Enter a new Log File Name and add a comment if desired. Scrolling Through Data List When the list of log files exceeds what can be viewed on the display, select icons to scroll through the list of log files.

  • Page 67: Chapter 9 Workflows

    CH APT ER 9 Workflows The following workflows are available: • % Outside Air (%OA) calculation procedure. Percent Outside Air (%OA) Calculation Procedure For those unfamiliar with Percent Outside Air (%OA) Calculation and its use, please ® read TSI Application Note TI-138, which is found on the ®...
  • Page 68 Three measurements are necessary for % Outside Air calculations - Outside Air, Supply Air, and Return Air. The measurements may be taken in any order. The calculation is performed once the final measurement is taken. Before taking a measurement select icon to create a % Outside Air Profile.
  • Page 69 As mentioned above, three measurements are necessary for % Outside Air calculations - Outside Air, Supply Air, and Return Air. The measurements may be taken in any order. The calculation is performed once the final measurement is taken. IM PORTANT The Q-Trak™...
  • Page 70 7. Select DISCARD to discard all measurements or select SAVE to save the % Outdoor Air Calculation. 8. After saving the % Outdoor Air Calculation you can perform another % Outdoor Air calculation or select the icon to exit the % Outside Air page.

  • Page 71: Chapter 10 Trakpro ™ Ultra Software

    To install TrakPro™ Ultra Software: 1. Using a web browser, navigate to https://tsi.com/support/tsi- software-and-firmware/ and enter the search term Q-Trak XP. 2. Download the TrakPro™ Ultra software application by following the on-screen instructions. NO T E The manual for TrakPro™ Ultra Software is embedded in...
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  • Page 73: Chapter 11 Update Instrument Software

    CH APT ER 1 1 Update Instrument Software The Device Information page allows you to update the Q-Trak™ XP software without having to return the instrument ® to TSI Incorporated. To update the firmware: ® 1. Access the TSI website site at www.tsi.com/7585 using a computer.
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  • Page 75: Chapter 12 Maintenance

    CH APT ER 1 2 Maintenance Replacing Sensors Replacement sensors are sold separately and available through ® Incorporated. Refer to Chapter 2 for replacement parts. Recalibration Chapter 6. Calibration for information on how to calibrate sensors. Removing the Sensor Module from the Handle of the Q-Trak™...
  • Page 76 To remove the sensor module from the handle of the instrument, proceed as follows: 1. Turn the instrument OFF. 2. Turn the instrument over and press upward on the release tab just above the back-cover screw as shown in the picture. 3.

  • Page 77: Storage

    5. Continue to press down until the sensor module is free from the handle. 6. Separate the sensor module from the handle. 7. Separation complete. Storage When storing the instrument for extended periods, remove the battery after fully charging before storage. Also, remove the sensors and store them in their original “snap cap”...
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  • Page 79: Chapter 13 Troubleshooting

    CH APT ER 1 3 Troubleshooting Table 2 lists the symptoms, possible causes, and recommended solutions for common problems encountered with the Model 7585. If your symptom is not listed, or if none of the solutions solves your ® problem, please contact TSI Incorporated.
  • Page 80 Symptom Possible Causes Corrective Action Gas sensor is Damaged gas sensor Install sensor in another installed, but not module location in the sensor module. visible in the If the sensor is detected. ® Sensors page Contact TSI to service or (cont.) replace the sensor module.
  • Page 81 Symptom Possible Causes Corrective Action While powering Battery power is fully Charge battery with supplied the Q-Trak™ XP discharged. power supply. monitor the Replace battery. instrument Battery temperature Place the Q-Trak™ monitor in unexpectedly sensor measures a a cooler environment and wait powers off.

  • Page 82: Error Messages

    Unexplained Radio frequency Identify whether the following rapid changes interference. electronic devices capable of in CO transmitting radio waves are measurement. nearby: microwave ovens, ® Wi-Fi routers, cellular phones, or personal communication devices, i.e., walkie-talkie, two-way radios. If one of these devices is present, turn them off or place them in a mode that does not transmit.
  • Page 83 Message Definition Sensor error. Service or Cannot initialize sensor due to replace <SensorType> corrupt sensor memory or faulty sensor electronics. Battery is faulty. Please Battery has been depleted to replace battery. unsafe level. The battery is too cold to Battery temperature has run.
  • Page 84 Message Definition <SensorType> sensor Sensor has drifted beyond the ® calibration out of range. recommended calibration Please refer to the user adjustment specification. manual. Entered value is out of Reference value used for calibrating range. Please refer to the temperature, relative humidity or user manual for barometric pressure is outside of sensor’s detectable limits.

  • Page 85: Chapter 14 Help

    E-mail: ..tsiuk@tsi.com TSI GmbH: Aachen, GERMANY Telephone: .. +49 241-52303-0 Fax: .... +49 241-52303-49 E-mail: ..tsigmbh@tsi.com Asia: TSI Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd SINGAPORE Telephone: .. +65 6595-6388 Fax: ....+65 6595-6399 E-mail: ..tsi-singapore@tsi.com China: TSI Instrument (Beijing) Co., Ltd.
  • Page 86 TSI Regional Office Locations: *TSI Incorporated – Visit our website www.tsi.com more information. USA Tel: ..+1 800 874 2811 UK Tel: ..... +44 149 4 459200 France Tel: ..+33 1 41 19 21 99 Germany Tel: .. +49 241 523030 India Tel:..

  • Page 87: Appendix A Specifications

    APPEND IX A Specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice. The Q-Trak™ XP Indoor Air Quality Monitor Model 7585 arrives from the factory with the following preset technical specifications. Logging Capability ..... 73 million data points Operating Temperature ..... 40 to 105°F (5 to 40°C) Storage Temperature ....
  • Page 88 Installed Sensors Carbon Dioxide Sensor Type ......Nondispersive Infrared (NDIR) Range ........0 to 5000 ppm Accuracy ........± 50 ppm Resolution ......... 1 ppm Response Time (t90)....< 40s @ 20°C ambient Temperature Sensor Type ......Thermistor Range ........32 to 140°F (0 - 60°C) Accuracy ........
  • Page 89 Optional Gas Sensors Carbon Monoxide (CO) sensor - P/N 801401 Sensor Type ......Electrochemical Range ........0 to 400 ppm Accuracy ........± 2% of reading ± 1 ppm Resolution ......... 0.1 ppm Response Time (t90) ....< 30 seconds from zero to 10 ppm TVOC Sensor (ppb) sensor - P/N 801408 Sensor Type ......
  • Page 90 Optional Gas Sensors Chlorine (CL) sensor- P/N 801400 Sensor Type ......Electrochemical Range ........0 to 20 ppm Accuracy ........± 0.3 ppm Resolution ......... 0.01 ppm Response Time (t90)....< 60 seconds from zero to 10 ppm Ammonia Sensor (NH ) sensor - P/N 801403 Sensor Type ......

  • Page 91: Appendix B Definitions

    APPEND IX B Definitions Out-of-Range An Out-of-Range error during the calibration of a sensor means the sensor’s offset or calibration (Calibration) ® slope adjustment has drifted outside of the TSI recommended specification for continued use. ® Sensor should be replaced or sent to TSI recalibration.
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  • Page 94 TSI Incorporated – Visit our website www.tsi.com for more information. Tel: +1 800 680 1220 India Tel: +91 80 67877200 Tel: +44 149 4 459200 China Tel: +86 10 8219 7688 France Tel: +33 1 41 19 21 99 Singapore Tel: +65 6595 6388 Germany Tel: +49 241 523030 P/N 6013907 Rev A ©2020 TSI Incorporated...

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