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Your New Cosmos Electric Gas Detectors might not be powering on due to a couple of reasons. First, check the battery orientation; remove the batteries and reinsert them making sure they are in the correct orientation. Second, the batteries might be depleted, in which case you should replace or charge them.
What to do if the reading on my New Cosmos Electric Gas Detectors doesn't change?
If the reading on your New Cosmos Electric Gas Detectors remains unchanged while sampling gas or in a gas atmosphere, it could be due to an impact on the device, such as falling from a high place. In this case, wait for 10 seconds. If the reading still doesn't change after 10 seconds, turn the unit off and then turn it back on in clean air.
What does it mean when “0” or “0.0” blinks on my New Cosmos Electric XP-3000II Gas Detectors?
If you observe a blinking “0” or “0.0” for the gas concentration on your New Cosmos Electric Gas Detectors, this indicates that the reading is shifting into a negative area. This could mean that the zero adjustment was performed in a gas atmosphere or that the unit was exposed to a high concentration of gas. To resolve this, perform a zero adjustment in clean air.
General| Detection Gas | Combustible gases |
|---|---|
| Detection Principle | Catalytic combustion |
| Measurement Range | 0-100% LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) |
| Alarm Method | Audible alarm, visual alarm (flashing LED) |
| Display | Digital LCD |
| Power Source | Rechargeable battery |
| Certifications | ATEX, IECEx |
