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- Page 1 SAFEGUARD OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FAC QAM 232 Issue C 05/23...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
4.1 CONNECTING TO THE SAFEGUARD 4.2 SETUP 4.2.1 DATALOG 4.2.2 ALARM 4.2.3 USER SETTINGS 4.2.4 NETWORK SETTINGS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5.1 INSTALLATION 5.2 OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT – SAFEGUARD-A ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING 5.3 OPERATING THE INSTRUMENT – SAFEGUARD-C COMPRERSSED-AIR MONITORING 5.4 EXTERNAL M12 CONNECTORS APPENDICES DISPOSAL... -
Page 4: Introduction
The SafeGuard is a configurable gas monitoring instrument which can accommodate up to 7 sensors. There are 2 models in the range, the Safeguard-A with an integral pump for monitoring atmospheric contaminants and the Safeguard-C with integral pressure regulator for monitoring compressed-air supplied between 1.5 and 10 barg. - Page 5 Note:- Please download all stored data before returning the Tester to Factair. Factair also offer an exchange program where units reaching the end of their calibration period can be swapped with a replacement pre-calibrated unit. Please contact Factair for further details on this service.
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Page 6: Equipment List & Key Features
EQUIPMENT LIST & KEY FEATURES... - Page 7 Green – All sensor values are within the alarm parameters. This will pulse steadily whilst the unit is operational. Red – A red light running around the edge of the Safeguard shows that the unit is in alarm This can be because there is insufficient flow to the sensors and/or one or multiple alarms are outside alarm parameters Orange –...
- Page 8 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ASSY0013 – Safeguard to 6 way Amphenol mil spec plug CONNECTIONS FOR SAFEGUARD D Ring for secure connection to equipment connection Air Inlet connection for alarm for power output supply and alarm output...
- Page 9 This symbol, as shown, confirms the internal micro SD card memory is functioning and datalogging the test results The SafeGuard has an optional SIM card which can be used to send SMS text alerts when sensor readings enter an alarm condition. It can also be used to download remote firmware updates.
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Page 10: Technical Data
Capacitive polymer (fitted as standard in SafeGuard-A) Pressure Dewpoint -20 to +10°C Capacitive polymer (fitted as standard in SafeGuard-C) Temperature Sensor -10 to +40°C PTAT (fitted as standard in both models) If you require an alternative sensor please contact Factair... -
Page 11: Configuring The Device
CONFIGURING THE DEVICE CONNECTING TO THE SAFEGUARD The Safeguard is configured using a web interface which can be accessed via a smart phone, tablet or PC with WiFi connectivity. Each Safeguard is provided with a password which can be found inside the case. -
Page 12: Setup
In this menu you can download datalog readings in a CSV format. You can also delete datalog files. The Safeguard can store up to 5 years of results. A new log is created monthly, allowing easy selection of data to be retrieved. -
Page 13: Alarm
4.2.2 ALARM In the alarm menu you can set upper and lower values and choose for which sensors the alarm is enabled. In this submenu there are then a number of configuration options available including the option for an audible warn to sound when the alarm is activated. It is possible to configure the mesh settings here, as outlined later on in this manual. -
Page 14: User Settings
4.2.3 USER SETTINGS User setttings allows you to set the date time format and choose if you want the time to synchronise with your browser. The instruments serial number and firmware version will be displayed. In the menu you can select the screen style, and which sensors you wish to display. -
Page 15: Network Settings
4.2.4 NETWORK SETTINGS The SafeGuard can be added as a station to your WLAN, this will then enable you to remotely connect to the instrument through other devlices on the network. Before undertaking this, please check with your IT department to ensure this is permitted within your cyber security procedures. -
Page 16: Operating Instructions
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS INSTALLATION The Safeguard is provided with a D ring and also magnets mounted on the rear of the instrument. The magnets are strong enough to secure the instrument on any metallic surface, allowing it to be easily located on equipment and repositioned as required. - Page 17 Alternatively if you require a separate alarm output this secondary M12 connection should be used. The SafeGuard has a simple one button operation. To turn on or off the instrument press and hold the button. The unit will initially display its serial number and firmware version: It will then display the sensors fitted and when they were last calibrated.
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Page 18: Operating The Instrument - Safeguard-Ccomprerssed-Air Monitoring
10 barg. Prior to use connect the compressed-air supply to the Rectus 20KA socket. The SafeGuard can operate for up to 8 hours on its internal rechargeable batteries but for extended use, connect the power supply provided to this M12 connection: This connection can be uses as a combined power and alarm connection. - Page 19 The SafeGuard has a simple one button operation. To turn on or off the instrument press and hold the button. The unit will initially display its serial number and firmware version: It will then display the sensors fitted and when they were last calibrated. If the sensors are within their recommended calibration period the date will be in green, any sensors outside their calibration period will have a date in red.
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Page 20: External M12 Connectors
12/24 VDC POWER INPUT (UN-POLARISED) Appendix Disposal This product must not be disposed of as household waste as indicated by the adjacent symbol. You can return this product to Factair free of charge. For information please contact your distributor or Factair. - Page 21 Factair Ltd 49 Boss Hall Road Ipswich Suffolk IP1 5BN Tel Sales: +44 (0) 1473 746400 Tel Hire: +44 (0) 1473 746444 Fax: +44 (0) 1473 747123 Email: enquiries@factair.co.uk www.factair.co.uk...
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