Belimo Gas Monitors Table of contents General description Warnings Applications Features Specifications User Interface Model selection guide Installation Placement Wiring Check List Warm-up Time Operation Display Firmware Default Alarm Levels Password Protection Changing Settings Reset Settings List of Settings Sequence of Operations...
All Belimo gas monitors are factory calibrated and can monitor up to two different gases simultaneously. All monitors feature internal horn and strobe alarms, and CAN bus communication that allows for standalone operation.
Belimo Gas Monitors 1.1 Warnings WARNING: DO NOT • Belimo gas monitors are used to monitor the air quality or for gas leaks, where under normal conditions the targeted gases are not present in high PAINT THE MONITOR concentrations in the space.
-A models. • Agency listings: • Certified by CSA according to C22.2. No. 61010-1 • Certified to UL according to UL 2075 and ULC-S588 for the following models: 22G02-5A, 22G02-5B, 22G02-5C, 22G14-5A, 22G14-5B, 22G14-5C, 22G0214-5A, 22G0214-5B, 22G0214-5C...
Belimo Gas Monitors • Housings: • Flame resistant polycarbonate ABS plastic enclosure • UL94 5 VA • NEMA 2 / IP44 • IP 20 (EXT-OP-6021-C) • For indoor use • Pollution degree 2 1.5 User Interface • Display shows gas types, gas concentrations, and alarm level status of the individual monitor, or of all monitors on the CAN bus network •...
Belimo Gas Monitors 2.0 Model selection guide Gas Monitors Power Gas Monitoring Measured Values Region Signal Type 22 = Active -5 = Americas A = CAN bus, BACnet MS/TP, 1 Relay, 02 = Carbon Monoxide (CO) 2 Analog Outputs 0214 = Carbon Monoxide (CO) and Nitrogen Dioxide (NO...
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Belimo Gas Monitors GAS TYPE APPLICATION GAS TYPE ABBREVIATION IDENTIFICATION MEASURING RANGE NUMBER Carbon Monoxide 0...250 ppm Vehicle CO Null H2 0...250 ppm Emissions Nitrogen Dioxide 0…10 ppm Carbon Dioxide 15-003 0…2000 ppm Indoor Air 15-005 0…5000 ppm Quality 15-006 0…10000 ppm...
Belimo Gas Monitors Communication Modules Communication Power Gas Monitoring Region Signal Type 22 = Active -5 = Americas A = CAN bus, BACnet MS/TP, 1 Relay, 2 Analog Outputs B = CAN bus, BACnet MS/TP, 2 Relays C = CAN bus...
Belimo Gas Monitors 3.0 Installation 3.1 Placement All Belimo gas monitors have a coverage area and a recommended mounting height. Please see below for more details. Coverage area The coverage area is based on how long the target gas diffuses from its source and reaches the gas monitor.
Belimo Gas Monitors 3.2 Wiring Use 18...20 AWG (2.5...0.5 mm2) single pair stranded copper cable for power. Use 22...24 AWG (0.34...0.25 mm@) 1.5 twisted pair, shielded jacketed, low capacitance stranded cable for communication. 3.2.1 Wiring Diagram -A Model (22Gxx-5A / C-22G-5A) *Needs to be set to “On”...
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Belimo Gas Monitors 3.2.2 Wiring Diagram -B Model (22Gxx-5B / C-22G-5B) 2 SPDT dry contact relays *Needs to be set to “On” *Needs to be set to “On” on the fi rst and last on the fi rst and last device on the network.
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Belimo Gas Monitors 3.2.3 Wiring Diagram -C Model (22Gxx-5C / C-22G-5C) *Needs to be set to “On” on the fi rst and last device on the network. Shield (on 1st High unit only) CAN bus Network Transformer To other 24 V AC/DC...
“Gas Monitoring System”. All Belimo gas monitors are powered by 24 V AC/DC. When using AC power, install an enclosed 120 to 24 VAC or 240 to 24 VAC transformer. When using DC power install a 24 VDC power supply. Consider 5 VA or 3 W for each gas monitor, communication module, and relay unit when sizing the transformer or power supply.
2 and alarm level 3 can also be activated by holding ↑ and changing programmable setting 69 (Man) from 1 to 2 or 3. 3.4 Warm-up Time All Belimo gas monitors require a warm up time for the sensor modules to fully stabilize. GAS TYPE IDENTIFICATION DESCRIPTION...
Belimo Gas Monitors 4.0 Operation 4.1 Display CAN bus address Programmable setting 56 (Adr) Gas type The display shows the gas type, concentration, and alarm level status. If the gas monitor is monitoring for two gases, the display will alternate between the two showing their gas types and gas concentrations.
Belimo Gas Monitors T indicates that alarm one is on due to high ambient temperature reading (programmable setting 51) or low ambient temperature reading (programmable setting 55). This feature is mostly used during the summer for ventilation to protect the space from overheating. Please note that all gas monitors and communication modules have an internal temperature sensor.
Belimo Gas Monitors 4.3 Default Alarm Levels Alarm level setpoints are factory set with default values, but should be set to suit local regulations. GAS TYPE MEASURING ALARM LEVEL 1 ALARM LEVEL 2 ALARM LEVEL 3 APPLICATION GAS TYPE IDENTIFICATION...
Belimo Gas Monitors 4.4 Password Protection All Belimo gas monitors and communication modules can be password protected with a six-keystroke password. This locks the keypad and programmable settings to protect them from being tampered with. The default password is ↑↓↑↓↑↓. To create a unique six keystroke password, please follow the steps below.
Belimo Gas Monitors 4.7 List of Settings All programmable settings are factory set with default values to facilitate set up and commissioning and can be changed at any time. Alarm level thresholds are also factory set with default values but should be set to suit local regulations.
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Belimo Gas Monitors Programmable settings for sensor B (bottom sensor module) NAME DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT AL1-B Alarm 1 setpoint, activates relay 1 Gas specific. Gas specific. See section 4.3 See section A1Del Alarm 1 delay on (seconds) 2...1000 A1Off Alarm 1 delay off (seconds) 0...1000...
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Belimo Gas Monitors Programmable settings for the gas monitor NAME DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT AnSA Sensor A (top sensor module) analog output high point. 0...1023 Both analog outputs are configurable. To check and adjust this, use a voltmeter, and place the black lead on the G and the red lead on the AN1.
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Belimo Gas Monitors Programmable settings for the gas monitor NAME DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT BACnet MS/TP maximum MAC address when polling for master 0...127 0...90ºC BDiag BACnet MS/TP diagnostic display while accessing this setting. In format XXXXYYZZ. Where YY is MAC address (in hex) 0...90ºF...
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A = Alarm level setpoints (Sensor A: top sensor) B = Alarm level setpoints (Sensor B: bottom sensor) A+B = Alarm level setpoints (Both sensors) ALL = All programmable settings reset back to Belimo’s factory set values *0 = inactive...
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Belimo Gas Monitors Programmable settings for the gas monitor NAME DESCRIPTION RANGE DEFAULT NQty Number of gas monitors and communication modules 0...32 on CAN bus BAC A Controlling relays over BACnet 0/1/2/3/4 Allows CAN bus alarm messages to be sent through BACnet for specific alarms level set points (AL1, AL2, AL3) or all alarm level set points.
Belimo Gas Monitors 4.8 Sequence of Operations Gas monitors and communication modules are preloaded with default programmable settings for normal operation and can be changed by the user at any time via the key pad. On power-up the display will show the firmware version number and the warm up timer will count down (programmable setting 52, default 1 minute).
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Belimo Gas Monitors If the temperature exceeds the high temperature alarm limit (programmable setting 51), relay 1 will activate, the alarm 1 red LED will turn on and the alarm 1 transmit message will be sent via the CAN bus network to other gas monitors and communication modules.
5.1 Using CAN bus With a Communication Zone 1 Module Belimo gas monitors can control external equipment (fans, 22Gxx-5C 22Gxx-5C 22Gxx-5C 22Gxx-5C actuators, external alarms, etc.) directly through their on-board relays and analog outputs, however if a customer would like...
Belimo Gas Monitors 5.3 Default Configuration Gas monitors and communication modules are shipped pre-loaded with default settings which can be changed in the field to suit the desired sequence with simple keypad input. When a gas monitor or communication module goes into alarm level 1, 2 or 3 it activates its relays and transmits a message to other devices to activate their alarm levels and relays also.
Belimo Gas Monitors 6.0 Network configuration (BACnet MS/TP), integrated 6.1 List of Settings: BACnet MS/TP For instructions on changing settings, see section 4.5 Setting 46 BACnet MS/TP mode select 0, 1, 2 0 = communication disabled 1 = communication enabled...
Belimo Gas Monitors 6.2 BACnet MS/TP Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement (PICS) Object Table TYPE AND OBJECT NAME OBJECT PROPERTY PARAMETER INSTANCE gas reading 1 Present value (R) Gas reading local sensor A gas reading 2 Present value (R) Gas reading local sensor B...
Certified gas bottles of ± 2% accuracy (or better) should be used for both the zero and the span point. In conjunction with certified gas bottles, it is recommended to use the Belimo calibration kit (A-22G-A22) that includes a regulator (0.5 LPM), tube, and cap to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor module due to normal aging.
To calibrate gas monitors it is important to keep the front cover on, and make sure it is securely screwed to the base. When not using the Belimo calibration cap, it is important that the calibration cap you are using has a small outlet hole, otherwise the pressure will increase and distort the reading.
While at SAS (sensor A span) or SBS (sensor B span) flood the certified span gas over the sensor module. To do this, connect the span gas bottle to the Belimo regulator, and insert the calibration cap onto the sensor hole located on the gas monitor front cover. Flood the sensor with the span gas at a flow rate of 0.5 LPM for 90 seconds or until the...
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When not using the Belimo calibration cap, it is important that the calibration cap you are using has a small outlet hole, otherwise the pressure will increase and distort the reading.
Belimo Gas Monitors 7.6 Sensor Module Replacement All sensor modules are factory calibrated but are required to be recalibrated at a minimum of once per year. When installing gas monitors in locations above 2000 ft [610 m], it is recommended to perform calibration upon installation.
Belimo Gas Monitors 7.7 Sensor Module Expected Life Span and End of Life All sensor modules have an expected life span and an end of life. The expected life span is how long the sensor module will last (under normal conditions) until it should be replaced with a new one.
0V/0mA • On BACnet MS/TP, any fault from the above table will change the system status of the device object to non operational. Please contact Belimo technical support with any fault codes not in this list.
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