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SENKO SP-MGTP User Manual

Portable multi gas detector with pump
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  • Page 1 SP-MGTP (Portable Multi Gas Detector with Pump) USER MANUAL www.senko-detection.com...
  • Page 2 Product Overview SP-MGTP is a portable multi gas detector with a built-in pump which warns of a dangerous gas environment. The detector indicates the concentration of up to 6 gases including oxygen, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide, carbon dioxide, and other toxic and combustible gases simultaneously on the LCD display.
  • Page 3 Um = 6.3 Vdc. The ambient temperature during charging shall be in the range 0 °C to 45 °C. The battery and sensors should only be replaced by SENKO authorized service providers in a safe zone, ➢...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Contents Product Overview ................................5 Activation ....................................6 2.1. Switch On ....................................6 2.2. Switch Off ....................................6 Pump ....................................... 6 3.1. Pump Test ....................................7 3.2 Filter Replacement ................................... 7 3.3 Regulator ...................................... 7 Display ....................................7 4.1. Measuring Mode ................................7 4.2.

  • Page 5: Product Overview

    1. Product Overview LCD display symbols High Alarm Fresh Air Calibration Device Stabilization & Low Alarm Configuration View & Calibration Succeeded Alarm Condition Standard Gas Calibration STEL Alarm Remaining Battery TWA Alarm...

  • Page 6: Activation

    2 Activation 2.1. Switch On Press the power button for 2 seconds and SYS boot is displayed. Once the device turns on, the version and LCD are displayed. After 10 seconds of system test, the warmup will begin. If errors occur during system test, the device will indicate error code. (Regarding error code, please refer to the Chapter 8(Failure and Escape).

  • Page 7: Pump Test

    3. Pump 3.1. Pump Test When you change the gas tube or reconnect to the detector, test the sampling system by blocking the end of the tube. When the flow is blocked, the device will alarm every second. If no alarm activates this indicates a leak in the system or a failure of the pump.

  • Page 8: Display Mode

    After stabilization the device goes into the normal measuring mode. The gas concentration and the battery power level are displayed on the LCD display. Oxygen is displayed in %vol, combustible gases in %LEL and S, CO in PPM (parts per million). When the gas concentration levels change, the value is displayed in real time, and when the levels exceed the threshold for either LOW alarm or HIGH alarm (or TWA/STEL), HIGH STEL...

  • Page 9: Display Mode In Detail

    4.2.1 Display Mode in Detail LCD Display Description in Detail Images Measuring Mode (Basic Display) ➢ Display the current gas levels of the atmosphere and the battery ➢ power level A low gas alarm has been triggered. ➢ *In an ambient air, the Oxygen level normally indicates 20.9%vol. A high gas alarm has been triggered.
  • Page 10 Display the preset high alarm levels. ➢ Display the preset STEL levels. ➢ Display the preset TWA levels. ➢ Firmware Version, Current battery voltage, Current ➢ temperature(Celsius) Date / Time ➢ Calibration Concentration Value ➢...

  • Page 11: Alarm Display

    Last Calibration Date (01.01= January 1 ➢ Remaining time to next calibration date when the calibration ➢ interval is configured. (Default: N/A) Remaining time to next bump test date when the bump interval ➢ is configured. (Default : N/A) 4.3. Alarm Display Alarm Sound &...
  • Page 12 I would suggest removing it) Bump Test Interval (SENKO IR-LINK Options): Notices the user on a regular basis to check the device. Calibration Interval (SENKO IR-LINK Options): Notices the user on a regular basis to calibrate the sensor...

  • Page 13: Battery Display

    Self-Test Interval (SENKO IR-LINK Options): Notices the user on a regular basis to Self-Test 4.3. Battery Display The battery status is indicated by three icons: High, Medium, Low. Low: When the battery icon indicates “low”, the detector will activate alarm every three minutes.

  • Page 14: Alarm Menu

    5.1. Alarm Menu In the alarm menu, press the power button and the device will enter the alarm setting mode. In the alarm setting mode (ALR SET), pressing the △ or ▽ button, steps through four menus as below and the user can enter and change or clear the previous MIN, MAX, TWA, and STEL alarms by pressing the power button.

  • Page 15: Calibration Menu

    5.2. Calibration Menu In the calibration menu, when the power button is pressed, the zero and span calibration will be displayed. Select the calibration mode(Zero or Span) by pressing △ or ▽ button and power button to enter the mode. To activate zero or calibration, press the power button.

  • Page 16: Zero Calibration (Fresh Air Calibration)

    <IMPORTANT> As to a span calibration, if VOC(PID) sensor is included, perform the span calibration of PID(VOC) sensor after other sensors are calibrated. <Caution> Before calibration, check the sensor warmup is completed. The device will display the normal concentration when the warmup is complete. If normal concentrations are not being displayed, it indicates the warmup is not complete and the calibration should not be performed.

  • Page 17: Test (Inspection) Menu

    If the calibration fails, the failed gas will flash. If the calibration continues to fail, contact SENKO or authorized agents to check either sensor replacements or warranty. <Caution> The initial calibration is completed at SENKO CO. Ltd. before the device is delivered. The calibration values are saved in the device.

  • Page 18: Set Menu

    will be displayed. If the test fails, “FA” message will be displayed and the bump test message will flash in the measurement mode. <Sensor ON / OFF > < Countdown > < Pass / Fail> IMPORTANT! Ensure that all sensors are warmed up before performing the bump test. It will take some time to warm up the sensors.

  • Page 19: Log

    During a normal operation, data, event, calibration, and bump logs are stored in the device. The stored data can be downloaded via SENKO IR LINK with the PC program. Up to 30 log events will be saved, and once the data is full, the oldest date will be overwritten automatically and the new data will be stored.

  • Page 20: Storage Condition

    O2 + Toxic ≥72h Case TPU covered Poly Carbonate(PC) Size (W x D x H) 77mm x 146mm x 43mm Weight 490 g Options SENKO IR-LINK 7.2. Storage condition Model SP-MGTP Temperature 0 ~ 20℃ Humidity 15 ~ 90%RH (Non-condensing) Pressure...
  • Page 21 IECEx IECEx CSA 23.0016X IEC 60079-0: 2017 Ed. 7 IEC 60079-1: 2014-06 Ed. 7 SP-MGTP-P0 Series IEC 60079-11: 2011 Ed. 6 (Ex da ia IIC T4 Ga or Ex da ia IIB T4 Ga) SP-MGTP-N0 Series (Ex ia IIC T4 Ga or Ex ia IIB T4 Ga)

  • Page 22: Failure / Escape

    Sensor Operation Error, Power OFF -> ON Err – 6 IRDA Communication Error IRDA Communication Error, Power OFF -> ON If the error code is not solved after switching off and on the detector, please contact SENKO or authorized manufacturer.

  • Page 23: Trouble-Shooting

    Continuous charging, device will Charging battery Turn off the power before charging the not charge to 100% device 10. Maintenance & Replacement 10.1. Charging Only the charging adapter supplied by SENKO should be used and the instructions below for charging must be followed.

  • Page 24: Gas Cylinder

    When you use cylinder, ensure to connect the demand flow regulator to the cylinder. 10.3. Battery Charge the battery only with the supplied charging adapter from SENKO. Charging should be carried out in the temperature range 0°C to 40°C.
  • Page 25 Limited Warranty SENKO warrants this product to be free of defects in workmanship and materials-under normal use and service-for two years from the date of purchase from the manufacturer or from the product’s authorized reseller. The manufacturer is not liable (under this warranty) if its testing and examination disclose that the alleged defect in the product does not exist or was caused by the purchaser’s (or any third party’s) misuse, neglect,...

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