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General| Model | Ecotec E3000 |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 530-001 |
| Type | Refrigerant Leak Detector |
| Response time | <1 second |
| Operating temperature | 0°C to 45°C (32°F to 113°F) |
| Power supply | Rechargeable battery or AC adapter |
| Resolution | 1 ppm |
| Refrigerant | HFC, HCFC, CFC, HFO, and natural refrigerants |
| Output | RS-232 |
Details the applications and proper usage guidelines for the Ecotec E3000 as a refrigerant leak detector.
Provides detailed physical, electrical, and other technical specifications for the Ecotec E3000 leak detector.
Details initial setup and connection procedures required before operating the Ecotec E3000.
Explains the core functionality of the Ecotec E3000 using its mass spectrometer.
Details the main components of the Ecotec E3000, including pumps and spectrometer.
Guides on the initial startup procedure, including connecting cables and self-test.
Details the operation of the main display unit's keys for menu navigation and measurement display.
Explains the controls and display functions on the sniffer probe handle for remote operation.
Outlines the Standard Operation and IullGuide Operating Modes for leak detection.
Step-by-step guide for performing measurements in standard mode.
Explains the IullGuide mode for guided leak detection, including setup and program selection.
Covers procedures for internal and external calibration, including self-tests.
Details how to perform a verification or proof function using the ECO-Check reference leak.
Explains the process of performing internal calibration using the ECO-Check reference leak.
Guides on conducting external calibration using an external calibrated leak.
Covers selecting gases and configuring trigger values and measurement units.
Details on modifying gas-specific settings like mode, trigger, limits, and calibration factors.
How to activate the IGS mode to suppress false alarms caused by specific gas mixtures.
Settings for ZERO function, flow limits, and sensitivity check monitoring.
Creating and modifying IullGuide programs, including cycle counters and button functions.
Configuration of control location, recorder outputs, RS232 protocol, and PLC connections.
Viewing historical data such as error lists, calibration history, and maintenance records.
Explains how the Ecotec E3000 displays and handles errors and warnings via self-diagnostic functions.
Provides a schedule for required maintenance tasks, including intervals and part numbers.
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