Toxalert AIR3000 User Manual

TOXALERT™
AIR QUALITY SENSOR MODEL AIR 3000
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS:
Office Buildings (Commercial, Government,
FEATURES:
GENERAL DESCRIPTION:
This sensor is well suited to measuring overall air quality than a sensor which measures only Carbon Dioxide. The AIR 3000 yields a true indication of the actual air quality, rather than occupancy. For example, if a person were to smoke a cigarette in a room, the Carbon Dioxide sensor would be inadequate for detecting this, even though the air quality has significantly degraded. This same set of circumstances holds true for many other contaminants such as solvents, fuels, and even Carbon Monoxide, all of which are much more harmful than Carbon Dioxide.
When measuring air quality, it is not so much the type of contaminant that is of concern, but rather the presence of contaminants that is of concern. The sensor does not indicate what is contaminating the air, but rather if and by how much it is being contaminated.
Public, Schools, Etc.)
Smoke Evacuation, such as Industrial,
Cooking, Etc. (Not for Fire Safety)
Diesel Exhaust Welding Shops Gambling Casinos, Bars, and other
Entertainment Establishments (Cigarette Smoke)
True Air Quality Monitoring Microprocessor Controlled Analog Stepped Output (ASO) 10 bit resolution Integral sensitivity adjustment Visual indication of air quality (Internal)
Sensor Types shown: (Left) Air3000 Space
Mount, (Right) Air3000 Duct Mount
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The Toxalert AIR 3000 sensor works by monitoring the signal from the full spectrum sensor, judges the degree of pollution, and provides a configurable corresponding output signal. Configuration of the output (analog signal, stepped analog, relay, etc.) can be customized depending on the application. For the unit to perform efficiently it must work as a sensor/controller, i.e. must be able to act upon level changes. The output is represented as a single 0 - 10 VDC output which has four user adjustable settings, corresponding to clean, low, mid, and high levels. This output can be used to directly control an actuator, or be sent back to a Toxalert controller, a computer, or a direct digital controller.
The AIR 3000 sensor can be configured to run auto or manual mode and has an integral sensitivity adjustment to provide the user the optimum settings to monitor a specified area. There are internal LED indicators to show microprocessor status and also a manual override feature to assist in installing the unit.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Supply Voltage: 20-30vac/vdc Supply Current: 220 mA (max.) Operating Temperature: 0-40°C (32-104°F) Operating Humidity: 0-95% non-condensing Standard Output: 0 - 10 VDC (ASO) Optional Outputs: Linear output; 0-100% pollution level, Form C contact, 5A @ 250vac Output Impedance: > 1K ohms
SOME COMMON POLLUTANTS DETECTABLE
BY TOXALERT INTERNATIONALS IAQ SENSOR
CHEMICAL COMMON SOURCE
Methyl Ethyl Ketone Solvents and cleaning products Acetone Solvents and organic synthesis Ethyl Alcohol Solvents and liquor fermentation Formaldehyde Disinfectants and preservatives Hydrogen Used in synthetics Methyl Alcohol Solvents, antifreeze and synthetics Vinyl Chloride Textiles and polymers Hydrogen Sulfide Water and putrefying matter Methyl Chloride Solvents, paints and refrigerants Benzene, Toluene, Xylene Solvents and motor fuels Trichloroethylene Solvents and cleaning agents Propane Fuels and chemical synthesis Carbon Monoxide Combustion of carbon Freon-22 Refrigerants and aerosols Ammonia Solvents and refrigerants Methane Decomposition and synthesis Tobacco Smoke
AIR 3000 Rev’d 12/1/08
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