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Dräger Pac 5000 User Manual

Dräger Pac 5000
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Instructions for Use
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Dräger Pac 5000 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sensor TypeElectrochemical
Resolution1 ppm
Operating Temperature-20°C to +50°C
Protection ClassIP 54
Response Time< 15 seconds
Alarm TypeVisual and audible alarms
Data LoggingYes
Battery LifeApprox. 2 years (continuous operation)

Summary

Operation

Remaining life of the instrument

Check remaining instrument life by pressing keys when turned off.

Activating a new instrument

Start the instrument's usable life by pressing and holding the + key for 3 seconds.

Turning the instrument on

Press and hold the OK key to turn on the instrument; it performs a self-test.

Before entering a working place

Check for notice icon, clip instrument, ensure gas opening is clear.

Performing a "bump test" with gas

Connect test gas, press '+' for 3s to enter bump test mode, and open valve.

During operation

Display shows high concentration or negative drift; indicates alarms and life signal.

Turning the instrument off

Simultaneously hold both keys for approximately 2 seconds to turn off.

Event logger

Stores 60 events; data downloadable via PC connection.

Calibration and Configuration

Calibration and configuration

Connect Pac 5000 to PC for calibration and configuration using software.

Adjustable operation timer (in days)

Set individual operation periods like 'calibration due date' via PC.

Alarms

Concentration Pre/Main Alarms

Alarms activate when thresholds A1 or A2 are exceeded; vibrating, LED, and audible alerts.

Battery pre/main alarms

Low battery warnings with audible alarms and LED flashes.

Changing the battery

Replace the lithium-ion battery with specific types, not in explosion-hazard areas.

Handling of exhausted batteries

Caution: Do not throw into fire, charge, or open; dispose of as special waste.

Usable life alarm

Warning period before instrument's usable life expires.

Instrument Alarm

Trouble shooting errors

List of error codes, causes, and remedies for instrument malfunctions.

Technical Specifications

Sensor Specifications

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