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HMC1 Drager PAC 7000

PAC 7000 Ammonia, Hydrogen Cyanide, Chlorine detection

QuestionAnswer
When the symbol ! shows in a box during an operation, what does that signify? A bump test is required
What happens when the Low Alarm is activated A1 will be displayed on screen with a single repeating pattern, Silence by pressing the ON button
What happens when the High Alarm is activated A2 is seen on the display screen with a double repeating pattern. Audio and visual alarm can NOT be silenced
What does a " X " Mean on the display? Error icon - fault alarm will sound 3 times periodically, a 3 digit error code will apear meter should be sent to HM Ops it will not operate properly
How Can you View Peak Readings? Press OK 3 times for the peak readings. once meter is turned off peak readings are reset
What is the sensor range for Chlorine (Cl2) and the High / Low Alarms 0 - 20 PPM Low - 0.5 PPM High - 1 PPM
When can Cl2 be fatal? after a few deep breaths at 1000 PPM
What is the Sensor range for Ammonia (NH3) and the High / Low Alarms 0 - 300 PPM Low - 25 PPM / High - 50 PPM
What is Chorines IDLH 10 PPM
What is Ammonia's IDLH 300 PPM
What does " 111 " mean on the display screen? Over Maximum Range
What does " LLL " mean on the display screen? Below the Normal Concentration
How long is the Battery Life expectancy ? 600 Hours
Is this meter intrinsically safe? Yes
Does this meter operate in Pump or Diffusion mode Diffusion Mode
How long is the sensor shelf life for Ammonia and its response time 2 years / 20 secs at 68 degrees
What is Ammonia (NH3) used for? used for cooling systems and refrigerating machines, as well as in the fertilizer production as source material. In combination with O2 there is an explosion risk.
What is the sensor range for Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN) and what are the Low and High Alarms? 0-50 PPM Low - 2.5 ppm / High - 4.5 ppm
what is the sensor shelf life for Chlorine and its response time? 3 years / 30 secs at 68 degrees
what is the sensor shelf life for Hydrogen Cyanide and its response time? 15 month / 10 secs at 68 degrees
What are some cross sensitivities to the Chlorine sensor? Hydrogen Chloride (HCl) Sulfur Dioxide (S02) Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
What are some cross sensitivities to the Ammonia Sensor? Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Ethanol, Phosphine, Hydrogen Sulfide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Nitrogen Monoxide, Hydrogen
What are some cross sensitivities to the Hydrogen Cyanide Sensor? Chlorine, Hydrogen Chloride, Phosphine, Hyrdogen, Sulphur Dioxide, Nitrogen Dioxide, Ethine
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