Schabus GX-D33 Carbon dioxide detector for CO2 cylinders mains-powered detects Carbon dioxide
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Highlights & Details
Schabus GX-D33 Carbon monoxide detector for CO2 bottles
- Audio and visual warning
Technical specifications
- Operating voltage 230 (+/-10%) V AC / 50-60 Hz
- Maximum power: approx. 3 W
- Protection class: IP20
- Sound pressure buzzer: 90 dB (distance 10 cm)
- Sensor type: NDIR
- Trigger concentration CO2: Approx. 2.5 - 3.0%vol.
- Operating range sensor: 0 degrees / +40 degrees
- Sensor life: Up to approx. 10 years
- Product type
Carbon dioxide detector
- Detector features
for CO2 cylinders
- detects
Carbon dioxide
- Power supply (LOV)
mains-powered
- Width
60 mm
- Height
118 mm
- Depth
44 mm
- Content
1 pc(s)
- Dim
(W x H x D) 60 x 118 x 44 mm
- UKCA
yes
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Datasheet 2239485 Schabus GX-D33 Carbon dioxide detector for CO2 cylinders mains-powered detects Carbon dioxide
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 2239485 Schabus GX-D33 Carbon dioxide detector for CO2 cylinders mains-powered detects Carbon dioxide
Description
The warning device GX-D33 detects increased CO2 strain from faulty technical systems in interiors - however it ignores largely increased CO2 concentrations in bad air rooms.
1400 ppm CO2 in rooms is called "very bad air", the MAK is in Germany at 5000 ppm. The GX-D33 warns you much more than this. For instance, the alarm is triggered immediately upon defects at technical CO2-systems, which are under pressure, but in stressed rooms with a lot of people (e.g. open plan offices) the increased values are reliably ignored.
Loads in dry ice storage are also indicated by a loud alarm signal by the GX-D33 if there is no ventilation.
This text is machine translated.
1400 ppm CO2 in rooms is called "very bad air", the MAK is in Germany at 5000 ppm. The GX-D33 warns you much more than this. For instance, the alarm is triggered immediately upon defects at technical CO2-systems, which are under pressure, but in stressed rooms with a lot of people (e.g. open plan offices) the increased values are reliably ignored.
Loads in dry ice storage are also indicated by a loud alarm signal by the GX-D33 if there is no ventilation.
This text is machine translated.
Hints
Prior to installation, involve your trade association and the industrial inspectorate in your planning to ensure that nothing stands in the way of acceptance. There are clear regional differences over which Schabus has no influence on the electrical engineering.