Bacharach 19-9336 User Manual

Combustible Gas Leak Detector
Instruction 19-9336
Rev. 0 – October 2005
12 Inch Flexible Probe
Battery Door
Combustibles Sensor & Sensor Cover
Audible Alarm
Instrument Ready - Slow beep. The beep rate is about once per second with no gas detected.
Combustible Gas Indication - Beeps at a rate that increases along with the gas concentration.
Sensitivity - Produces an increasing frequency tone when sensitivity changes from low to high, and produces a decreasing frequency tone when sensitivity changes from high to low.
Dead Batteries - High frequency tone, fol­lowed by the instrument turning itself OFF.
Sensor Error - Rapidly changing high and low frequency tones.
Visual Alarm LED
Power ON - Rapidly ashes green during warm- up (approximately 60 seconds).
Power OFF - Glows red just before power OFF.
Instrument Ready - Slowly ashes green. The
ash rate is about once per second with no gas
detected.
Combustible Gas Indication - Flashes green at a rate that increases with the gas concentration.
Sensitivity Change - Color changes from red to green.
Low Battery - Flashes orange instead of green when checking for gas leaks. Typically 1 hour of operation left after LED changes to orange. Change batteries as soon as convenient.
Dead Batteries - Glows red, followed by the instrument turning itself OFF.
Sensor Error - Flashes alternating green and red.
One Button Control
• Press once for half second to turn instrument ON.
• Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn instrument OFF.
• Double press to toggle sensitivity between high and low.
Features
Compact Gas Leak Detector - The Leakator Jr. detects and pinpoints combustible gas leaks in commercial, residential, and industrial applications, including surveying gas pipelines
Wide Variety of Combustibles Detected - Acetone, Acetylene, Benzene, Butane, Ethanol, Ethylene Oxide, Gasoline, Hexane, Hydrogen, Industrial Solvents, Iso-Butane, Methane, Methanol, Paint Thinners, Propane, Natural Gas, and Naptha.
Compact and Ergonomic Design - Simple one button control allows the
user to hold and operate the instrument in one hand. The exible probe with sensor
located at the tip allows leaks to be found in tight spaces.
Leak Indication - The relative concentration of the combustible gas present is indicated by the frequency of the audible and visual alarms.
Automatic Calibration - The instrument automatically calibrates itself during warm up when turned ON in fresh air.
Selectable Sensitivity - High and low sensitivity mode selectable by a double press of the ON/OFF button. Pinpoints concentrations as small as 20 ppm in the high-sensitivity mode.
Power - Four disposable ‘AA’ alkaline batteries provide a minimum of 14 hours of operation. A low battery indicator warns the user when the batteries need replaced. The instrument will also automatically turn itself OFF after a period of non-use to preserve battery life.
UL 913 Approved - Intrinsically safe for Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C, and D.
Sensor Error Indicator
Low Power Metal Oxide Sensor
Microprocessor Controlled Circuitry
SPECIFICATIONS
Leakator Jr. instrument housed in a four piece molded ABS
Package Contents
Power
Warm-Up Time Sensor Low power metal oxide sensor
Probe Self storing 12 inch exible probe Sensitivity
(Methane Based) Status Indicators Environments 32 to 104°F (0 to 40°C)
Dimensions 6H x 2W x 1.5D inches (152 x 51 x 38 mm) Weight Less than 6 oz (170 g) with battery
Safety Approvals Warranty 2 years full warranty on instrument
plastic case including 4 ‘AA’ batteries, cloth case, sensor, and instructions.
Four ‘AA’ alkaline batteries, 14 hours typical life for continuous operation
Automatic, self check, about 60 seconds to operational condition
20 ppm in high-sensitivity mode 50 ppm in low-sensitivity mode
Visual: Red, Orange and Green LEDs Audible: Variable speed beeping sound
UL 913, intrinsically safe for use in Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations
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