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GAS DETECTION - METHANOL (CH3OH) |
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The exchangeable sensor X-CHANGE turns the
recalibration into a home game:
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Delivery of recalibrated sensor
cartridges
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Easy exchange, no specialized company
needs to come to you
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Available for every gas type
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At guaranteed exchange prices
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Increased reliability (SIL2-software)
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Important time and cost savings
The X-Change support guarantees a price based
on the consumption of the sensor capacitance.
For each uncalibrated sensor returned to AP,
you will receive a credit for the unused capacity of the sensor.
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Methanol |
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Datasheet |
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Legal and safety requirements
The devices are manufactured
according to the regulations and various directives such as
EN 50545, etc.
Products delivered by AP meet and even exceed the new European Standard EN
50545.
The safety features check the connected
warning devices on functionality and open circuit day and night (Level
SIL2 according to EN 50271). |
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Quick and easy replacement of sensor
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Open the housing with a screwdriver.
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Disconnect the sensor cable and unscrew
the disused sensor head.
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Exchange the sensor cartridge (3) and
connect the cable of the new sensor head to the PCB.
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Close cover of the housing with the
screws (1). The recalibrated sensor is ready for use at once.
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Methanol is very poisonous. It is also known as methyl alcohol,
wood alcohol, wood naphtha or wood spirits, is a chemical with the
formula CH3OH.
Most cases of poisoning caused by methanol,
occur as a result of ignorance or stupidity, when it has been
mistaken for ethanol.
Even a few ounces can be fatal if it is drunk
undiluted, but it is often taken together with ethanol, which
ssomewhat reduces the poisoning process. Even if the victim
survives, permanent brain damage often remains, especially in
the visual cortex
In industries it is often used as a solvent.
Methanol is often used as an antifreeze.
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IP65,
Wall design |
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Address list |
Set-up |
Detector
Comb. gases |
ATEX |
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Modbus |
Modbus |
Manual |
Brochure |
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IP65,
Duct design |
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Address list |
Set-up |
Detector
Comb. gases |
ATEX |
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Modbus |
Modbus |
Manual |
Brochure |
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IP65,
Methanol detector with display |
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Address list |
ATEX |
Detector
Comb. gases |
Set-up |
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Modbus |
Brochure |
Manual |
Modbus |
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IP54
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IP |
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Protection
Class |
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IP44,
Low cost |
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IP |
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Protection
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Compatible with different types of bus systems |
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Control centre with built-in Methanol detector |
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Address list |
Set-up |
Detector
Comb. gases |
ATEX |
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Modbus |
Modbus |
Manual |
Brochure |
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ATEX explosionproof Methanol
detectors |
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Address list |
Set-up |
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ATEX |
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Modbus |
Modbus |
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Brochure |
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Warning lights for Methanol detectors
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Address list |
Set-up |
Detector
Comb. gases |
ATEX |
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Modbus |
Modbus |
Manual |
Brochure |
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