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Bieler+Lang ExDetector HC 150 - Adjustment; Detector Adjustment; Setting Bridge Voltage; Setting Base Current to 4 mA

Bieler+Lang ExDetector HC 150
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Technical Status: 11/2010 Page 5
Gas Detector
Operating and Installation Instructions
ExDetector HC 150 / HC 150-K
Adjustment
Important note!
The relevant regulations for work in areas where there is an explosion
hazard must be observed without fail.
The following accessories and equipment are required:
Voltmeter
Test gas set consisting of:
- 1 x Minican of test gas (e.g. 40% LEL)
- 1 x Minican of synthetic air
- Pressure regulator unit with regulating valve and flow meter.
- Test gas cap (see Accessories)
- Measurement leads (see Accessories)
Adjustment
Remove the cover from the housing.
Important: before opening make sure that an explosive atmosphere is not
present.
Fit test-gas cap to the sensor.
The flow rate of the two gases should be 10 to 15 l/h (second graduation).
Setting the bridge voltage
Apply zero-response gas (synthetic air) if the environment contains the gas
to be detected.
Connect the voltmeter at the measurement socket „Br“.
Wait for the voltage reading to stabilise.
Adjust the „Br“ potentiometer until the voltmeter reads 0 mV.
Setting the base current to 4 mA
Connect the voltmeter at the „0.4-2V“ socket.
Wait for the „0.4-2V“ voltage signal to stabilise.
Adjust the „N“ potentiometer until the voltmeter reading is 400 mV (4 mA).
Setting the 4-20 mA output current
Apply test gas of a known concentration C1.
Wait for the „0.4-2V“ voltage signal to stabilise.
Adjust the „V“ potentiometer until the voltage corresponds to the value U
S
U = 0,4V +1,6V
s
C
C
max
1
C = testgas concentration in % LEL
1
max
C = Measuring range (100%LEL)
U = Signal voltage
s
24VDC
4-20 mA
GND
0,4-2V
Br
N
VBr
4
5
6
1
2
3
Measuring the sensitivity (bridge voltage)
Connect the voltmeter at the measurement socket „Br“.
Note the voltage reading U
Br
in mV.
Remove the test gas.
Write a test report.
Testing sensor sensitivity E:
Calculate E using the following formula:
U
BR
= bridge voltage
C
1
= known test gas concentration
If sensor sensitivity E < 0.5, the sensor must be replaced.
If sensor sensitivity E is below 50% of the E value from initial adjustment
(works calibration), the sensor also must be replaced.
E =
U
BR
(mV)
C
1
(%UEG)