What should I do if my Carel GDWRI20A00 unit displays a 'Sensor module ADC read fault'?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit displays a 'Sensor module ADC read fault', this indicates that it cannot read from the sensor module ADC. You should check the sensor connection and/or replace the sensor module.
What does a GPIO fault mean on my Carel GDWRI20A00, and how can I fix it?
A GPIO fault on your Carel Gas Detectors device indicates an error detected on the GPIO pin. It is recommended to contact service.
What to do if my Carel GDWRI20A00 show a software fault?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit is showing a software fault, this could be due to a firmware error. Try power cycling the device. If the issue persists after restarting, it is recommended to contact service.
What does it mean when my Carel GDWRI20A00 Gas Detectors unit displays a 'Zero calibration fault'?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit displays a 'Zero calibration fault', it means the zero calibration has failed. You should acknowledge the failed calibration via the app or by activating and holding MAG#1.
What does it mean if my Carel GDWRI20A00 says 'Sensitive element output'?
If your Carel Gas Detectors displays a 'Sensitive element output' message, it means the sensitive element was not found. In this case, you should check the sensor connection.
What should I check if my Carel GDWRI20A00 Gas Detectors unit displays a sensor temperature fault?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit is showing a sensor temperature fault, this means the temperature cannot be read or is out of specification. Ensure the sensor is operating within the specified temperature range and check the sensor connections.
What to do if my Carel GDWRI20A00 unit experiences a Sensor EEPROM read fault?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit reports a sensor EEPROM read fault, this indicates an error reading from the sensor EEPROM. You can try power cycling the device, checking the sensor connection, or replacing the sensor module.
What does it mean if my Carel Gas Detectors unit shows an invalid system configuration, and how can I resolve it?
An invalid system configuration error on your Carel Gas Detectors device indicates a system configuration error. Try power cycling the device. If the issue persists, contact service.
What to do if my Carel Gas Detectors unit shows a negative gas concentration fault?
If you are seeing a negative gas concentration fault on your Carel Gas Detectors, it means the sensor output has drifted too far in the negative direction. You should start zero calibration via app or by activating and holding MAG#2.
What should I do if my Carel GDWRI20A00 unit displays a system flash memory CRC fault?
If your Carel Gas Detectors unit displays a system flash memory CRC fault, this indicates an internal flash memory CRC error. Try power cycling the device. If the error continues after the restart, contact service.
General| Model | GDWRI20A00 |
|---|---|
| Gas Type | Refrigerant gases |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Output Signal | 4-20 mA |
| Power Supply | 24 V AC/DC |
| Refrigerant Compatibility | R32, R410A, R134a, R404A, R407C |
| Type | Infrared Gas Detector |
Key warnings and instructions for safe handling and operation of the gas leakage detector.
Describes the features, specifications, and components of the built-in version.
Details the specifications, components, and features of the remote version of the detector.
Covers power supply, signal wiring, remote head connection, and Modbus interface setup.
Details the Home tab, calibration/bump test access, and configuration options for alarms and Modbus.
Mandatory steps for ensuring sensor accuracy, including zero and full-scale calibration.
Identifies fault codes, their causes, and recommended corrective actions for device issues.
Details electrical inputs, outputs, power requirements, and wiring standards for the detector.
Covers operating life, calibration needs, alarm set points, response times, and temperature compensation.
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