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GAS DETECTION - n-HEPTANE (C7H16) |
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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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Heptane |
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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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ATEX Gas detectors are available for 2
explosion classes as follows:
Zone 1 is available with or without display .
Gas detectors for ATEX Zone 1 are located in a flameproof enclosure,
EEx d
The shell is such that ignition and
combustion within the shell of a potential explosive gas mixture is
not propagated to the explosive mixture outside the enclosure and
the enclosure can thus endure the resulting explosion pressure
without damage.
In Zone 1 ,
one can expect an explosive atmosphere to occur during normal
operation but the presence of it is relatively
short.
The equipment shall not be a source of
ignition in normal operation or when an error occurs.
Gas detectors for ATEX Zone 2 are of the
design Non-sparking EEx nA
EEx nA is a non-sparking piece
equipment.
In Zone 2, you need not count with an
explosive atmosphere to occur during normal operation, and if it
should occur, which is probably rare it is of
short duration.
The equipment shall not be a source of
ignition during normal operation.
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ATEX |
Modbus
ATEX |
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Datasheet |
Address list |
EEx-d ATEX Protection Class
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EEx-n ATEX Protection Class |
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