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Outlines the steps for physically mounting the ECO detector onto pipe work.
Covers the procedures and precautions for connecting the detector's electrical components.
Explains how to connect the power supply, considering voltage drop over cable lengths.
Describes how the detector generates alarm conditions based on gas readings and configured thresholds.
Explains the importance and process of periodic bump testing and re-calibration for accuracy.
Details the different user access levels (User, Administrator, Distributor) and their PIN requirements.
Explains how to configure detector settings via tabs like General, Air Flow, Latching, and Relays.
Recommends periodic servicing every six months, tailored to the installation environment.
Outlines the steps for physically mounting the ECO detector onto pipe work.
Covers the procedures and precautions for connecting the detector's electrical components.
Explains how to connect the power supply, considering voltage drop over cable lengths.
Describes how the detector generates alarm conditions based on gas readings and configured thresholds.
Explains the importance and process of periodic bump testing and re-calibration for accuracy.
Details the different user access levels (User, Administrator, Distributor) and their PIN requirements.
Explains how to configure detector settings via tabs like General, Air Flow, Latching, and Relays.
Recommends periodic servicing every six months, tailored to the installation environment.
General| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
|---|---|
| Enclosure Rating | IP30 |
| Air Sampling Type | Continuous |
| Monitored Gases | Smoke |
| Technology | Laser-based detection |
| Power Consumption | Typically 10 W |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Humidity Range | 0% to 95% non-condensing |
| Communication | RS-485 |
| Alarm Relays | 2 relay outputs |
| Compatibility | VESDA detectors |
| Sensitivity Range | 0.001% to 20% obscuration/m |
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