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General| Brand | GMI |
|---|---|
| Model | Shipsurveyor |
| Category | Security Sensors |
| Language | English |
Instrument requires regular servicing and calibration by trained personnel in a safe area.
Guidelines for battery exchange, charging, and handling to prevent ignition hazards.
Emphasizes using only GMI parts and following organizational gas detection procedures.
Lists ATEX, IEC Ex, EN 50104, and MED Directive compliance for Shipsurveyor instruments.
Provides warnings on preventing ignition, handling batteries, and operating in hazardous atmospheres.
Lists approved alkaline and rechargeable battery models for ATEX certified instruments.
Warnings against mixing batteries, recharging non-rechargeable cells, and use in oxygen-enriched atmospheres.
Details the eight SHIPSURVEYOR models and their corresponding gas sensor ranges.
Indicates explosivity as a percentage of the lower explosive limit (LEL).
Displays total volume of flammable gas with configurable resolution.
Displays percentage of oxygen in the sample with specific resolution.
Displays parts per million (ppm) of Hydrogen Sulphide with 1 ppm resolution.
Displays percentage of Carbon Dioxide with specific resolution for different ranges.
Displays parts per million (ppm) of Carbon Monoxide with 1 ppm resolution.
Acts as a safety monitor for confined spaces, detecting hazardous gases and TWA.
Acts as a gas indicator, drawing samples from points where gas is suspected.
Details alarms in CSM mode, latching/non-latching options, and muting.
Instrument memory stores entries; automatic/manual datalogging in CSM, manual in CGI.
Explains how to switch on for CSM or CGI operation using specific buttons.
Describes handling of failed sensors during zeroing, with option to continue or shut down.
Explains continuing operation with fault and viewing faulty range display.
Describes rejecting fault and initiating instrument shutdown.
Illustrates gas reading flashing during warm-up; procedure to correct.
Details clearing latching alarms after gas level drops below limit.
Explains muting non-latching alarms using the 'MUTE' button.
Details how gas alarms are indicated with audible and visual signals in CSM mode.
Describes configurable instantaneous alarm levels (Hi, HiHi) for flammable gases.
Describes configurable alarm levels (HiHi, Lo, LoLo) for oxygen, including deficient scenarios.
Describes instantaneous alarm levels and Time Weighted Average (TWA) alarms for toxic gases.
Illustrates zero fault display and procedure to correct by restarting the instrument.
Details loosening screws and removing the battery cover to access batteries.
Covers removing old batteries, charging new ones, checking compartment, and installing new batteries.
Ensures battery cover is fastened and checks instrument switches on correctly.
Covers servicing, battery exchange, parts, gas detection procedures, and certifications.
Provides critical warnings regarding ignition, battery handling, and oxygen-enriched atmospheres.
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