Why does my Honeywell BW Solo Security Sensors not accurately measure the gas?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor isn't accurately measuring gas levels, there could be a few reasons. First, the detector might need calibration—try calibrating the sensor. Also, make sure the detector has had time to adjust to the ambient temperature before use. Lastly, check if the sensor filter is blocked and clean it if necessary.
What to do if Honeywell Security Sensors detector does not activate?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor detector doesn't activate, here are a few things to check: * First, make sure a battery is installed, and if so, ensure it isn't depleted. Replace the battery if needed. * Also, verify that the battery is correctly installed. If the problem persists, it may be a damaged or defective detector, in which case you should contact Technical Support.
What to do if Honeywell BW Solo Security Sensors does not respond to the pushbutton?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor doesn't respond to the pushbutton, the battery may be depleted, so replace it. Alternatively, the detector might be performing operations that don't require user input. In this case, pushbutton operation should automatically restore when the current operation ends.
Why does Honeywell BW Solo Security Sensors enter alarm mode immediately when activated?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor goes into alarm mode immediately upon activation, it could be due to a few reasons. If it's a used sensor, allow 60 seconds for it to stabilize. If it's a new sensor, wait 5 minutes. Also, check if it's a low battery alarm and replace the battery if needed. If it's a sensor alarm, consider replacing the sensor.
What to do if Honeywell BW Solo Security Sensors does not enter alarm mode?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor isn't entering alarm mode, it might be due to incorrect alarm setpoints. Try resetting the alarm setpoints. Ensure the alarm setpoints are not set to zero, and also check if the detector is in calibration mode; if so, complete the calibration process.
What to do if Honeywell BW Solo does not display a normal ambient gas reading after the activation self-test?
If your Honeywell Security Sensor does not display a normal ambient gas reading after the activation self-test, it could be because the target gas is present, indicating the detector is working correctly. Exercise caution in suspect areas. Alternatively, the detector may require calibration, so calibrate it. Also, the sensor may not have stabilized yet; if it's a used sensor, wait 60 seconds, or if it's a new sensor, wait 5 minutes.
What to do if Honeywell Security Sensors start-up self-test fails?
If the start-up self-test fails during one of the checks on your Honeywell Security Sensor, it could be due to a general fault, in which case you should contact Technical Support. It could also mean that the alarm setpoints are incorrect, so try resetting them.
General| Sensor Type | Electrochemical |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Gases Detected | H2S, CO, O2 |
| Alarm Indicators | Visual, vibrating, and audible alarms |
| Alarm Sound Level | 95 dB at 30 cm |
| Battery Type | Lithium-ion rechargeable |
| Ingress Protection | IP66 |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx, CE, UL |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 95% RH (non-condensing) |
Lists all items included in the detector's initial package.
Overview of the BW Solo's capabilities, software, and primary functions.
Guide to configuring language, time, and date upon first use.
Details the front and back components, display screen, and button functions.
Explains on-screen icons indicating battery, bump, calibration, and sensor status.
Instructions for Bluetooth Low Energy operation, icons, and pairing with mobile devices.
Information on battery life indicators and safe replacement procedures.
Procedures for performing daily bump tests and periodic calibrations.
Guide to replacing the sensor filter and the gas sensor itself.
Explains how to navigate through the instrument's menus using the single button.
How to access and navigate instrument information and captured event logs.
Covers adjustment of language, time, units, setpoints, reminders, and other parameters.
Provides solutions for frequently encountered problems with the detector.
Essential safety instructions, warnings, cautions, and operating environment guidelines.
Detailed technical data including size, weight, sensors, and operating ranges.
Information regarding the product's warranty coverage and limitations.
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