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General| Brand | General Monitors |
|---|---|
| Model | 2180A |
| Category | Control Unit |
| Language | English |
General Monitors' mission to benefit society through industry-leading safety products, services, and systems that save lives and protect capital.
Highlights cautions regarding static electricity, sensor exposure, and explosion-proof integrity.
Outlines key differences between the Model 2180A and its predecessor, the 2180.
Provides an overview of the Model 2180A single-channel controller for H2S gas applications.
Describes the components and features of the Model 2180A controller unit.
Details the components and CSA approval for the sensor assembly used with the Model 2180A.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable, weather-protected, non-hazardous area for controller mounting.
Provides wiring guidelines for connecting AC or DC power to the Model 2180A controller.
Details the requirements and connection diagram for an emergency battery backup system.
Explains the analog output terminals and requirements for their use or jumpering.
Instructions for connecting a remote reset switch for alarm relays.
General suggestions for selecting optimum sensor locations considering gas emission sources and environmental factors.
Instructions for installing the sensor assembly, including considerations for clearance and orientation.
Details the alarm relay configurations (normally energized/de-energized, latching/non-latching).
Describes the digital display, status indicators, and buttons for operating the Model 2180A.
Procedure for applying power for the first time, including wiring checks and start-up mode.
Explains how to reset latched alarm outputs using the Reset button.
Details the analog output signal range and values for different operational modes.
Steps for preparing the sensor for calibration, including using clean air and calibration bottles/ampoules.
Procedure to periodically check the sensor's response to a known concentration of H2S gas.
Procedure for initial installation calibration or recalibration of the system.
Guides on viewing (Check) or changing (Setup) operating parameters, including password entry.
A table to assist operators in making selections during the Setup mode programming.
Recommendations on calibration frequency and procedures for sensor replacement.
Overview of low routine maintenance requirements and strong recommendation for calibration checks.
Annual checks recommended for wiring, connections, mounting, and overall system component functionality.
Recommendations for keeping spare sensors and returning defective controllers for repair.
Lists common problems, their descriptions, and suggested solutions for startup and operation issues.
Contact information including phone numbers, fax, and email addresses for various global offices.
Information on accessing additional documentation, white papers, and product literature online.
Details the two-year warranty coverage, limitations, and conditions for the Model 2180A.
Explains the solid-state, diffusion-type sensor's method of detecting Hydrogen Sulfide.
Provides detailed mechanical, environmental, electrical, and system specifications for the controller.
Details the type, response time, repeatability, specificity, and classifications for the sensor.
Lists essential spare parts, including fuses and sensors, with their part numbers.
A template for tracking calibration checks at various intervals and recording readings.
Details various configuration options for the Model 2180A, including controller, relay, and sensor types.
Information on the proper disposal of the product, adhering to WEEE regulations and local environmental controls.
