How to Set the Detection Range of the Gas Detector?
The specific meaning of the detection range of the gas detector
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The "LEL" on the gas detector refers to the lower explosion limit, which is a technical term for flammable gases. The low concentration of flammable gas in the air when it encounters an open flame is called the lower explosion limit - referred to as "LEL" (Lower Explosion Limited). The gas detector has a measurement range of 0-100% LEL.
Fixed gas detectors usually have two alarm points (related to the model of the alarm host): 10% LEL is a first-level alarm, and 25% LEL is a second-level alarm.
Portable gas detectors usually have an alarm point: 25% LEL is the alarm point.
For example, the lower explosion limit of methane is 5% volume ratio, that is to say, divide this 5% volume ratio into one hundred equal parts, so that 5% volume ratio corresponds to 100% LEL, that is, when the gas detector value reaches 10% LEL At the alarm point, it is equivalent to the content of methane at this time being 0.5% by volume. When the detector value reaches the 25% LEL alarm point, it is equivalent to the methane content of 1.25% by volume.
Gas detector detection range setting
1. Select restore settings
2. Long press the buttons on both sides.
3. Enter the password after displaying debus
4. Enter the password after displaying debus
5. Press the middle button to confrm.
6. The indicated position is the channel position (Corresponding to the detected gas)
7. "RANGE" to change the range.
8. Confirm the changes.
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