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FORENSICS DETECTORS
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www.forensicsdetectors.com
1. INTRODUCTION
You have purchased the PROFESSIONAL COMBUSTION ANALYZER by
FORENSICS DETECTORS. The detector is factory calibrated to NIST standards.
This product is a Professional analyzer with graphing, color display and alarm
logging. Turn ON and GO. This detector is made with a robust ATEX design using
high quality electrochemical sensors. This detector was made for HVAC
technicians, contractors, engineers, energy inspectors, plumbers and others
that need to analyze combustion and flue gases (from natural gas or propane). In
addition, the detector can be used as an ambient air quality detector to assess
for CO leakage. The analyzer contains both CO and O2 sensors. The analyzer
calculates COAF (CO Air Free) and Excess Air (EA) only when O2 is less than
20%. COAF & EA are calculated as follows:
COAF = (COmeasured x 20.9) / (20.9 - 02measured)
EA% = [[20.9/ (20.9 - 02measured)] – 1] x 100
2. QUICK SETUP
1. Ensure all components included.
2. Ensure analyzer is fully charged.
3. Connect the silicon tube to the analyzer barb (inlet). Connect tubing from
water trap to Air Sample Gun barb.
4. Double check all tubing is well connected and in place.
5. Check water trap, ensure it is empty of water.
6. Turn ON the combustion analyzer. When warming up (60 sec countdown),
ensure it is in fresh air.
7. After countdown, the unit will be ready to take a measurement. CO, O2, COAF
and EA are shown on the main digital display.
8. Read this manual and familiarize yourself with unit and its operation.
9. Follow best practices when selecting a combustion gas sample location for
analyzing appliances. Follow local codes and appliance manufacturer
instructions (i.e. NFGC, ANSI, BPI)
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