2-2 Chapter 2: Gas Analyzer Unpacking and Installation 42/24-10 EN Rev. 9
Gas Analyzer Identification
What do we mean by
“Gas Analyzer
Identification”?
When we say “Gas analyzer Identification” we mean answering the following
questions:
• For what tasks is the gas analyzer intended?
• What are the components that make up the gas analyzer?
• What are the characteristics (e.g. power supply voltage, measurement range,
etc.) of the individual modules?
How can you identify
your gas analyzer?
Your gas analyzer can be identified by
• The identification plates affixed to the gas analyzer
• The “analyzer data sheet” included with the gas analyzer
Identification Plates The gas analyzer has several identification plates:
• The gas analyzer identification plate (see Figure 2-1) is on the outside of the
system housing (as seen from the front).
• On the 19-inch version the system housing identification plates are inside the
right sidewall and on the left sidewall inside the wall-mount housing.
• The analyzer module identification plate is located externally on the connection
board (except for analyzer modules with direct connection to the sample
chamber). Also each analyzer has its own identification plate.
• The electronics module identification plate is located externally on the
connection board.
• The gas module identification plate is located at the rear behind the back plate
(behind the flow sensors).
AO2000
P-No. 24031-0-111000000000
← Gas Analyzer Part Number
A-No. 00000604 / 2000 F-No. 3.505229.9
← Order Number and
Production Number
Baugruppen/ Modules
1. P.-No. 24511-0-113110201002, F-No. 3.505250.9 Uras26
2. P.-No. 24311-0-131100000001, F-No. 3.505215.9 Housing
3. P.-No. 24411-0-110000010011, F-No. 3.505248.9 Electronic
← Housing and Installed Module
Part and Production Numbers
Figure 2-1
Typical Gas Analyzer
Identification Plate
(Example)
← Notes Regarding Special
Qualifications
(CSA, Ex, GOST, …)
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