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- Page 1 Operating- Instructions Wir sichern Lebensqualität. 102729...
- Page 2 Measurable success by Sewerin equipment You settled on a precision instrument. A good choice! Our equipment stands out for guaranteed safety, optimal output and efficiency. They correspond with the national and international guide-lines. These operating instructions will help you to handle the instrument quickly and competently.
- Page 3 Design of the: EX-TEC® SNOOPER H...
- Page 4 Notes...
- Page 5 EX-TEC® SNOOPER H Operating Instructions Operating Instructions Operating Instructions ......pages 3 - 32 ..pages 3 - 32 pages 3 - 32 pages 3 - 32 Operating Instructions Operating Instructions ..pages 3 - 32 102729 - 05/27.11.1998...
- Page 6 Liability for the functioning of the appliance passes to the owner or operator in all cases in which the appliance has been improperly maintained or repaired by persons not associated with SEWERIN Service or if it has been used for a purpose not in accordance with its designated application.
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Page 7: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Contents page page page Contents Contents page page For your safety For your safety ..................For your safety .................................................... 4 4 4 4 4 For your safety For your safety ..................The EX-TEC® SNOOPER H ........................ -
Page 8: The The Ex-Tec® Snooper H
The EX-TEC® SNOOPER H Please fold out the illustration inside the front Please fold out the illustration inside the front Please fold out the illustration inside the front Please fold out the illustration inside the front Please fold out the illustration inside the front cover ! cover ! cover ! -
Page 9: Purpose
Purpose Purpose Purpose Purpose Purpose The EX-TEC® SNOOPER H gas detector is intended for the following purposes: l leak detection in spaces, shafts or channels l inspecting new installations or repairs l locating leaks in installation pipes l inspecting fittings, flanges, threads or seams A smell of gas may possibly be due to gas penetration of the building or space via gaps in walls, cable ducts or other routes. -
Page 10: Operation
Operation Operation Operation Operation Operation Switching on Switching on Switching on Switching on Switching on l push the on/off key (item 1) upwards for approx. 2 seconds. l the optical and acoustic control signals (items 3 and 4) operate for approx. 2 seconds l all segments of the LCD display are tested... -
Page 11: Measuring Operation
l start of optimization phase optimization phase optimization phase (approx. 2 optimization phase optimization phase minutes); minimum sensitivity of 10 or 100 ppm is set l only the zero point still flashes and the acoustic signal (item 3) sounds at brief intervals (approx. -
Page 12: Concentration-Dependent Signal
l the digital display is supported by the lower segment display: l 1st bar from 10 ppm 2nd bar from 100 ppm 3rd bar from 200 ppm 4th bar from 500 ppm 5th bar from 0.10 vol.% 6th bar from 0.20 vol.% 7th bar from 0.50 vol.% 8th bar... -
Page 13: Alarms
Alarms Alarms Alarms Alarms Alarms l a change in the gas concentration is indicated by the LCD display (item 2) and the concentration-dependent signal (item 3) l the gas detector warns of gas concentrations above 1.00 vol.% by means of the continuous optical and acoustic alarms (items 3 and 4) l values exceeding 1.00 vol.% are not displayed... -
Page 14: Battery Monitoring
l if the zero point cannot be set, error message F10 F10 appears. Repeat the process in a clean Repeat the process in a clean Repeat the process in a clean Repeat the process in a clean Repeat the process in a clean ambient atmosphere. -
Page 15: Charging Technique Charging Technique
Charging technique Charging technique Charging technique Charging technique Charging technique The EX-TEC® SNOOPER H must not be recharged in an must not be recharged in an must not be recharged in an must not be recharged in an must not be recharged in an explosive gas atmosphere ! explosive gas atmosphere ! explosive gas atmosphere ! - Page 16 Charging Charging Charging Charging Charging Place the EX-TEC® SNOOPER H (switched off) in the charging adapter. They are connected via the charging contacts (item 7) and the adapter contacts (item 2 in the illustration on page 14). An acoustic signal sounds to indicate the start of charging. The charging period required is calculated from the operating hours and a display of the following type appears: l the detector has 5 operating hours left (=...
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Page 17: Inspection, Testing And Maintenance
DVGW work sheet G 465/IV specifies that servicing and maintenance of the detectors may be carried out only by the following persons: the SEWERIN Service Department or an expert authorised by SEWERIN. Servicing must be carried out at least once a year. The next scheduled date must be entered on the inspection sticker attached to the detector (month/year). -
Page 18: Test Set
T T T T T est Set est Set est Set est Set est Set The zero point and sensitivity should be tested with the SPE SPE test set and a suitable test gas: Z u r Ü b e r p r ü f u n g v o n G a s m e ß... -
Page 19: Function Testing
Function testing Function testing Function testing Function testing Function testing Proceed as follows: screw the test gas can onto the SPE SPE test set as far as it will SNOOPER H SNOOPER H SNOOPER SNOOPER connect the test head of the SNOOPER H SNOOPER H SNOOPER H or SNOOPER SNOOPER... -
Page 20: Adjustment
Adjustment The EX-TEC® SNOOPER H is factory-set with test gas. You can adjust the detector using an appropriate test gas. To carry out the adjustment you need: the EX-TEC® SNOOPER H, charged the SPE test set the SNOOPER H or SNOOPER H small test head 1.00 vol.% methane or propane test gas in synthetic air the adjusting pin Carry out the process exactly the same way as function-testing... - Page 21 the optical and acoustic control signals (items 3 and 4) operate the software version number (e.g. 2.7) is displayed the letters JUS are displayed to indicate adjustment mode Minimum sensitivity display of set minimum sensitivity (e.g. 10 PPM) you can choose minimum sensitivity of either 10 PPM or 100 PPM to alter the minimum sensitivity insert the...
- Page 22 Adjusting the sensitivity place the test head on the detector's sensor head the NOMINAL value of 1.00 VOL.% is displayed hold down the release key on the test set until the indicated concentration (e.g. TRUE value of 0.85 VOL.%) has reached a stable value the nominal value (3 bars) and true value (1 bar) appear alternately...
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Page 23: Changing The Sensor System Changing The Sensor System
Changing the sensor system There are different probe models for the EX-TEC® SNOOPER H for various points in the pipework system: manual probe with spiral cable flexible swan-neck (245 mm long) rigid probe extension (525 mm long) flexible mini swan-neck with sensor (145 mm long) The probes can be exchanged or extended in any required combination. -
Page 24: T T T T T Echnical Notes Echnical Notes Echnical Notes
Technical notes Sensor lifetime The lifetime of the sensor may be shortened by the following undesirable influences: The sensors are deleteriously affected by gaseous components of silicones, oils and phosphate esters, which irreversibly re- duce their sensitivity. Pollution of the measuring environment by halogens, burnt neo- prene, PVC, trichloroethylene and the like also weakens the sensitivity of the sensors, but in this case it can be regenerated. -
Page 25: T T T T T Echnical Data Echnical Data Echnical Data
Technical data Serial no. 020 .... Type Design Number Calibration methane CH / natural gas, propane C Measuring system semiconductor sensor Measuring range 0 - 1 vol.% Test gas 1 vol.% methane or propane Ex-protection (CENELEC) - test institute Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig - Certificate No. -
Page 26: Accessories Accessories
Accessories CHARGING TECHNIQUE charging adapter, 230 V mains power pack, 12 V or 24 V vehicle adapter PROBE SYSTEMS manual probe with spiral cable, flexible swan-neck (245 mm long), rigid probe extension (525 mm long), mini swan-neck with sensor (145 mm long), TEST SET SPE for mobile use (e.g. -
Page 27: Error Messages
LCD display (item 2) Error code cause and remedy F10 ......adjustment error, check test gas or repeat adjustment F10 ......sensor defective, replace sensor FXX ......component error, contact SEWERIN service Should any other error codes occur, please contact SEWERIN service ! -
Page 28: Wearing Parts
11.0 Wearing parts TEST-GAS CAN 1.0 vol.% methane or propane in synthetic air Caution! The can is pressurised: do not store at temperatures above 50° C. -
Page 29: Ec-Tec-Type Examinations Certificate Ec-T Ype Examinations Certificate Ype Examinations Certificate
EC-Type Examination Certificate... - Page 30 EC-Type Examination Certificate...
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Page 31: Declaration Of Conformity
Declaration of Conformity EX-TEC® SNOOPER H... -
Page 32: T T T T T Est Reports Est Reports Est Reports
Sample of Inspection Sheet (Methane-Devices) EX-TEC® SNOOPER H TEST REPORT Calibration: methane CH4 Serial Number : (e.g.: 020 20 0001) 27.11.1998 1.0 Device status 1.1 - status correct (e.g.: Y / N) 1.2 - remaining operating hours (e.g.: 5 h) 2.0 PPM measuring range 2.1 zero point - fresh air reading... - Page 33 Sample of Insepection Sheet (Propane-Devices) EX-TEC® SNOOPER H TEST REPORT Calibration: propane C3H8 Serial Number : (e.g.: 020 20 0001) 27.11.1998 1.0 Device status 1.1 - status correct (e.g.: Y / N) 1.2 - remaining operating hours (e.g.: 5 h) 2.0 PPM measuring range 2.1 zero point - fresh air reading...
- Page 34 Notes...
- Page 35 Hermann Sewerin GmbH Robert-Bosch-Straße 3 · D-33334 Gütersloh Telefon +49 - (0) - 52 41/9 34-0 · Telefax +49 - (0) - 52 41/9 34-4 44 http://www.sewerin.com...
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