C-Squared Dual OxygenCarbon Dioxide Analyzer User Manual

C-Squared Inc. 1440 S State College Blvd, Unit 4L, Anaheim, CA 92806

Tel: [phone], Fax: [phone], [e-mail], www.c-squaredinc.com

Introduction

The C-Squared Analyzer is designed to measure Oxygen levels in the .1% to 100% range and
carbon dioxide in the range from 0ppm to 2000 ppm. (The range of the carbon dioxide can be
acquired from 1 to 2000ppm range to 100% level on request). It can be used to measure the
oxygen and carbon dioxide content for mixes used in Diving, Medical Instrumentation and
Industrial applications. The Analyzer is designed to be able to verify oxygen concentration in
cylinders as well as Analyzer delivery systems. A major advantage is being able to verify
contamination from carbon dioxide in breathing system gases.

The C-Squared Analyzer has digital displays, an internally mounted temperature compensated
oxygen sensor with a 2 year life expectancy and an Infrared carbon dioxide Analyzer that is
factory calibrated for accuracy and only requires occasional verification to assure proper
operation. The power is supplied by rechargeable (NiMH) 12 volt batteries providing an
expected operation life 10 hours of continuous operation and a life of two years before
replacement is required. The charger is also supplied and works off of 110V/60Hz or
240V/50Hz.

The case is environmentally sealed, with the on/off switch inside the case. The Analyzer is
water resistant and sealed to prevent moisture from affecting the internal components. We
use a special water collection device that removes water from gaseous streams in a vapor
state so samples are not exposed to liquid water. Since only water is removed, sample
integrity is assured. The process is continuous, self-regenerating and accomplished with no
moving parts thus providing an intact dry sample for gas analysis. The power switch is a
single purpose switch to either turn the analyzer on or off. The displays are illuminated to
make for easy reading either during the day or night regardless of other light conditions.

The Analyzer is shipped in a high impact case that can be used in a mobile state or attached to
a fixed position.

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O2 - CO2 Analyzer

Instruction Manual

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C-Squared Inc. 1440 S State College Blvd, Unit 4L, Anaheim, CA 92806

Tel: [phone], Fax: [phone], [e-mail], www.c-squaredinc.com

OPERATION DIRECTIONS

Controls

The C-Squared Oxygen Analyzer has a splash proof on/off switch that is simple to use. When
not in use, the switch should be in the off position to conserve battery life. When the switch is
in the up position it is on.

When switched on, the analyzer’s display will indicate an oxygen reading and a carbon dioxide
reading. Please note that the analyzer must be calibrated prior to use (see calibration section).

The low battery warning is a battery symbol in the left corner of the oxygen display. When
present charge the batteries prior to using the analyzer.

Air Calibration:

Calibration is essential prior to every use. For oxygen mixtures above 50% oxygen always
calibrate in 100% oxygen before use. This assures minimum deviation and greatest accuracy.

For regular use expose the analyzer to air at sea level and adjust the calibration air with the
calibration knob until the display reads 20.9%.

The analyzer is now ready for oxygen measurement.

The carbon dioxide does not need to be calibrated in that it is factory calibrated but you should
check the unit with a known gas mix periodically to assure that the calibration is valid. This
should be done at sea level. Any irregularities should be brought to the attention of the C­Squared, Inc. for factory correction.

WARNING:
The analyzer is sensitive to oxygen partial pressure. Calibration and checks must
always be carried out at the same pressure as the oxygen measurement.

The Carbon Dioxide does not need to be calibrated. If the unit does not function properly it
should be returned for servicing.

Oxygen Calibration:

Obtain the 100% oxygen from a certified Distributor and measure the gas using a 100 to 300

ml per minute flow rate. Be sure to allow the reading to stabilize.