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General| Brand | Kane |
|---|---|
| Model | KANE988 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Lists the gases and parameters the KANE988 can measure, including CO, O2, CO2, NO, NO2, SO2, H2S, HC, Pressure, Temperature.
Lists the calculations the KANE988 can perform, such as NOx, CO/CO2 ratio, Combustion Efficiency, Losses, Excess Air, Poison Index, Airflow.
Describes the wireless connection of KANE LINK devices to the analyser for adding or replacing measurements.
Explains the CO sensor protection mechanism and auto-ranging for CO measurements up to 100,000ppm.
Details the functions of each button on the analyser's keypad, including navigation and function keys.
Identifies and describes the physical layout, ports, controls, filters, and probe connections of the analyser.
Specifies the analyser uses NiMH batteries and provides instructions for their replacement.
Provides guidance on charging NiMH batteries and their proper disposal methods.
Warns about toxic combustion gases and the need for proper ventilation and trained personnel.
Explains the distinction between analyser 'bump' tests and calibration procedures.
Details electrical safety standards, including Class III equipment and SELV circuits for the analyser.
Instructs users to perform an initial 8-hour battery charge before first use.
Describes the basic operation: power on, use MENU for tasks, and monitor status bar.
Explains navigating the analyser using the 5-button control panel and returning to the HOME MENU.
Instructions on how to log data using the STORE key and select print destinations using the PRINT key.
Details the functions of each item in the HOME MENU, such as MEASUREMENT, SETTINGS, and REPORTS.
Guides users through configuring settings like Date/Time, Fuel Type, Gas Units, Alarms, and Main Purge.
Explains how to start measurements and tests from the MEASUREMENT menu.
Describes the process of starting flue gas measurements and navigating the display pages.
Instructions for starting pressure and temperature measurement tasks.
Details airflow measurement methods using Pitot screen or DTHA2 screen.
Guides on configuring timed logs, including measure mode, duration, and sampling interval.
Explains how to set up and run average tests, including finding midstream and stabilising.
Covers setting up and performing tightness tests, including stabilisation and let-by phases.
Provides guidance on pressure readings, including safety warnings and checking appliance limits.
Details correct flue probe placement, safety warnings, and operating limits during flue gas sampling.
Covers regular checks during sampling, including water trap care and filter maintenance.
Outlines the essential steps for safely shutting down the analyser after use.
Shows sample printout formats for Average Test and Flue Gas Combustion Test.
Displays example printouts for Humidity, Airflow, Pressure & Temp, and Tightness Test.
Explains the water trap system and criteria for replacing filters.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing and disassembling the water trap components.
Details the process of replacing the particle and water stop filters, including part numbers.
Guides users on managing KANE LINK devices via the SETUP MENU.
Explains wireless data transfer, pairing WPCP2 clamps and DTHA2 anemometers.
Lists resolution, accuracy, and range for temperature and pressure measurements.
Details specifications for various flue gas measurements like O2, CO, NO, SO2, CO2, HC.
Covers specifications for calculations, pre-programmed fuels, battery life, and operating conditions.
Details analyser weight, dimensions, and power supply requirements.
States compliance with relevant EU directives and harmonised standards.
Indicates compliance with CE, RoHS, WEEE, and REACH standards.
Introduces the KANE CARE program and its benefits for analyser service and recertification.
Outlines the workflow for KANE CARE service and recertification in the UK and Ireland.
Details the workflow for KANE CARE service and recertification for international customers.
Provides essential contact information for customer service and support.
Advises on precautions to take to prevent damage from cold weather and condensation.
Provides steps for recovering the analyser if affected by condensation or water ingress.
Encourages users to register their analyser online via the website for product support.
Lists Kane International Ltd's contact details and website for further assistance.
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