8 Technical manual | X-am
®
2800 / X-am
®
5800
Description
Marking added-signal channels (X-am 5800 only):
3.2 Intended use
Dräger X-am 2800/X-am 5800 is a portable gas detector for continuous monitoring
of the concentration of several gases in the ambient air within the working area and
in explosion-hazard areas.
The gas detector is suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications for which an
IP 68 degree of protection and certified explosion protection (see name plate) are
sufficient. The gas detector is not suitable for use under jets of water.
3.3 Approvals
A copy of the name plate, the declaration of conformity, and the sensor data
relevant for measurement purposes are provided in the enclosed supplementary
documentation (part no. 9300308) or at www.draeger.com/ifu.
The name plate on the gas detector must not be damaged or concealed. If the
name plate is damaged, it must be replaced by Dräger Service.
FCC:
The radio license information can be found in the information on the device. For
further information see: "Opening device information", page 16.
3.4 GPL (General Public License)
Depending on their configuration, Dräger products which use software use Open
Source software. This is regularly subject to special licensing conditions which take
precedence in their scope. Several Open Source software licensing conditions may
apply in a single Dräger product, which then apply respectively to the associated
software components. Further information on the Open Source software used in
this products is available on the following Internet page:
www.
draeger.com/opensource.
2 Alarm LED 9 Fastening clip
2a D-Light 10 Name plate
3 Horn 11 Charging contacts
4
key
12 Measured gas display
5 Power pack 13 Measuring value display
6
key
14 Special symbols
7 Display 15 Allen key
(2 mm; alternative: Torx T8)
Feature Shown in display
Toxic Twins HCN+
CO H2 compensation CO+
H2 added signal
ch
4+
1)
1) Example illustration with methane (CH4) for IR sensors.
Graphic A
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