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ABOUT CETCI Contents
Overview: Gas Detection 4
Critical Environment Technologies
Portable Indoor Air Quality 6
Canada Inc. (CETCI) is a leading Quick Application Guide
global supplier of gas detection Fixed Gas Detection System 18
systems, including self Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors 20
contained systems, controllers Sensor Selection Matrix
by Application 21
and transmitters, and Indoor by Product 22
Air Quality (IAQ) portable Quick Selection Guide
instruments. With ongoing Gas Detection Transmitters 24
Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors 26
product development, CETCI’s
Questions to Ask a Customer Looking for Gas Detectors 28
instruments are ensured to be Overview: Product Overview & Datasheet 29
leading edge.
Datasheets
CETCI products are sold through » Gas Detection Controllers
a network of authorized • PDC Multi-Channel Controller 32
distributors around the world. » Self Contained Gas Detectors
• GEM-II Multi-Purpose Gas Detector 36
Applications include commercial, » Gas Detection Transmitters
• AST-I Industrial Analog Transmitter 44
institutional, municipal, and light • AST-IS Carbon Dioxide Transmitter 48
industrial markets worldwide. • DST Digital Transmitter 56
• LPT Economical Transmitter 60
Areas of specialization include • PET BACnet® Transmitter 62
parking garages, refrigeration » Accessories
plants, commercial swimming • Metal Protective Guards 64
» Portable Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Monitor
wineries and breweries, waste • YESAIR 8-Channel Air Quality Monitor 66
• YES Plus LGA 15-Channel IAQ Monitor 68
water treatment, and many more. • YESDUST 71

CETCI gas detectors are used to Industry Abbreviations & Product Acronyms 72
Glossary of Terms 74
Some of the most common Sensor Mounting Heights & Location 75
are carbon monoxide, carbon Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ )
Fixed Gas Detection Systems 76
dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, nitric
Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors 80
oxide, ammonia, chlorine, ozone,
Product Codes 82
combustible gases like methane
and propane, oxygen, refrigerants
and more.

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OVERVIEW

Gas Detection
Categories of gas detection systems are defined by the technology they use: electrochemical and metal oxide semiconductor
technologies generally detect toxic gases and catalytic and infrared sensors detect combustible gases.

ElECtroChEmiCal Solid-StatE
Toxic gas sensors & oxygen sensors Toxic & combustible gas sensors

LIFE SPAn LIFE SPAn

2 - 5 years (sensor type & manufacturer 3 - 8 years (sensor type & manufacturer
dependent). Oxygen typically 2 years. dependent).

SPECIFICITY SPECIFICITY
Specific to target gas with known cross sensitivity to Broad spectrum, non gas specific sensors with a
a small variety of gases. wide range of interfering gases & chemicals.

RAnGE RAnGE
Typically 0 - 1.0 ppm to 0 - 2,000 ppm, sensor 0 - 50% LEL (combustible gases), varies for target
dependent. toxic gases (typically 0 - 100 ppm to 0 - 2,000 ppm).

POISOnInG / DAMAGInG POISOnInG / DAMAGInG

‚ Oxygen depravation High concentrations of target gas, silicon vapours,
‚ Exposure to high concentrations of solvent vapours alkaline metals, salt water spray, environments
‚ Very high concentrations of target gas with extreme temperatures (heat and freezing).
‚ Reactive gases
‚ Environments with high temperatures, low
temperatures (freezing)
‚ Very low levels of relative humidity (less than
10 - 15%)

APPLYInG SPAn GAS APPLYInG SPAn GAS

‚ Use span gas with air balance or nitrogen balance ‚ Use span gas with air balance ONLY. Nitrogen
‚ Flow rate should be a minimum of 0.5 LPM balance will cause negative sensor response.
(lighter-than air gases) to a maximum of 1.0 LPM ‚ Flow rate should be a minimum of 0.5 LPM to a
(heavier-than-air gases) maximum of 0.75 LPM.
‚ Do NOT humidify span gas when flowing ‚ Span gas MUST be humidified when flowing over
sensor.
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Combustible gas sensors, toxic gas sensors at very high Toxic & combustible gas sensors
concentrations (% volume)

LIFE SPAn LIFE SPAn

3 - 8 years (typically if not poisoned) 10 years +

SPECIFICITY SPECIFICITY
Specific to combustible gases only in the LEL ranges Specific to target gas.

RAnGE RAnGE
0 - 100% LEL of target gas 0 - 1,000 ppm to 0 - 100% volume. Target gas,
manufacturer dependent.

POISOnInG / DAMAGInG POISOnInG / DAMAGInG

High concentrations of target gas, lead vapours, No known poisoning agents. Condensing humidity
silicon vapours, alkylated heavy metals. will damage sensor and distort readings.

APPLYInG SPAn GAS APPLYInG SPAn GAS

‚ Use span gas with air balance ONLY. ‚ Use span gas with air balance or nitrogen balance.
‚ Flow rate should be a minimum of 0.5 LPM Nitrogen balance ONLY for CO2 sensors.
(lighter-than air gases) to a maximum of 1.0 LPM ‚ Flow rate should be approximately 0.5 LPM. Some
(heavier-than-air gases) sensors are flow sensitive.
‚ Do not humidify span gas when flowing ‚ Do NOT humidify span gas when flowing.

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SENSOR SPECIFICATION CHART

Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution
Ammonia (nH3)

t90 = < 60 seconds

0.1 ppm No Data
EC 0 - 50 ppm 1 ppm < 5% / 6 months calculated fr 5
(100 ppb) Available
minute exposure
Arsine (AsH3)

t90 = <30 seconds

0.001 ppm < 15 ppb No Data
EC 0 - 1 ppm < 5% / 6 months calc fr 2 minute
(1 ppb) @ 20°C (68°F) Available
exposure

± 50 ppm /
50 ppm fr
month @ 20°C
0 - 2,500 ppm, t90 = > 30 seconds
0 - 5,000 ppm 1 ppm (68°F) ambient,
then 100 ppm @ 20°C (68°F)
± 2% full (max ± 150
up to FSD
scale @ 20°C ppm / yr)
(68°F), 1 bar
100 ppm fr
pressure, ± 500 ppm /
0 - 10,000 0 - 5,000 ppm, t90 = > 30 seconds
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

1 ppm applied month @ 20°C

ppm then 200 ppm @ 20°C (68°F)
gas 2.5% (68°F) ambient
up to FSD
volume CO2
IR
1% of ± 500 ppm /
measuring
t90 = > 30 seconds
0 - 5% volume 0.1% volume month @ 20°C
range for @ 20°C (68°F)
(68°F) ambient
readings
> 50% of ± 1% volume /
0 - 20% No Data t90 = > 30 seconds
0.1% volume range, month @ 20°C
volume 0.5% of
Available @ 20°C (68°F)
(68°F) ambient
measuring
range for ± 1% volume /
0 - 100% No Data t90 = > 30 seconds
0.01% volume readings month @ 20°C
volume Available @ 20°C (68°F)
< 50% of range (68°F) ambient
zero: 0.2 ppm
Carbon Monoxide (CO)

equiv change / yr
in clean air.
No Data t90 =< 25 seconds
EC 0 - 50 ppm 1 ppm 0.5 ppm Sensitivity: 3%
Available fr 0 - 400 ppm
change / yr in
clean air (value
based on twice
per month test)

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 Warm Up Recommended Operating
Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)
Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm
CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
CO @100 ppm = 0 ppm
Approx 2 - 2.5
0°C to 40°C 15 - 90% Hydrocarbons @ % range = 0 ppm
min (warm up 6 months 2 yrs
(32°F to 104°F) non-condensing H2 @ 10,000 ppm = 0 ppm
delay time)
H2S @ 20 ppm = 2 ppm
Cross sensitivity list not fully completed.
Sensor maybe sensitive to other gases.
CO @ 85 ppm = 0 ppm
H2 @ 3,100 ppm = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10 ppm = 2 ppm
C3H5OH @ 25,000 ppm = 0 ppm
H2S @ 18 ppm = 10.8 ppm
Approximately
SO2 @ 18 ppm = 5.4 ppm
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 40°C 20 - 95% Cl2 @ 0.85 ppm = 0.24 ppm
(instrument 6 months 1.5 yrs
(32°F to 104°F) non- condensing HCl @ 7.8 ppm = 1 ppm
warm up delay
HF @ 7.2 ppm = 0 ppm
time)
HCN @ 12.6 ppm = 0.7 ppm
SiH4 @ 4.3 ppm = 0.7 ppm
H2Se @0.8 ppm = 0.24 ppm
B2H6 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.28 ppm
PH3 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.24 ppm

Approx 2 - 2.5
2 yrs, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
min (warm up 5 - 10 yrs None
accuracy (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
delay time)

Approx 2 - 2.5
2 yrs, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
min (warm up 5 - 10 yrs None
accuracy (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
delay time)

Approx 2 - 2.5
2 yrs, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
min (warm up 5 - 10 yrs None
accuracy (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
delay time)
Approx 2 - 2.5
2 yrs, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
min (warm up 5 - 10 yrs None
accuracy (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
delay time)
Approx 2 - 2.5
2 yrs, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
min (warm up 5 - 10 yrs None
accuracy (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
delay time)

H2S @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm

NO2 @ 10 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
Approximately
Cl2 @ 10 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% NO @ 50 ppm = < 5 ppm
(instrument 6 months 2 - 3 yrs
(32°F to 122°F) non-condensing SO2 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
warm up delay
H2 @ 20°C (68°F) @ 400 ppm = < 60 ppm
time)
C2H4 @ 400 ppm = < 25 ppm
NH3 @ 20 ppm = < .01 ppm

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SENSOR SPECIFICATION CHART

Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution

zero: 0.2 ppm

equivalent
Carbon Monoxide (CO)

EC change / yr in
(for use in clean air.
H2 back- No Data
0 - 50 ppm 1 ppm 0.5 ppm t90 = < 30 seconds
ground Available Sensitivity: 3%
enviro- change / yr in
ment) clean air (value
based on twice
per month test)

zero: < 0.2 ppm

equivalent
change / yr in
clean air with
Chlorine (Cl2)

monthly test.
0.1 ppm No Data t90 = < 40 seconds
EC 0 - 5 ppm 0.02 ppm
(100 ppb) Available fr 0 - 5ppm
Sensitivity:
< 0.4 ppm
change / month
in clean air with
2X / monthly test
t50 = < 20 seconds
Chlorine Dioxide

calc fr 2 minute
0.01 ppm No Data exposure time
(ClO2)

EC 0 - 1 ppm 0.02 ppm < 5% / 6 months

(10 ppb) Available t90 = < 120 sec
calc fr 2 minute
exposure

CAT No Data
0 - 100% LEL 1% LEL 1% LEL Minimal t50 = < 10 seconds
Pellistor Available
Combustibles

± 1% FSD / mth
@ 20°C (68°F) t90 = <30 seconds
No Data
IR 0 - 5% vol CH4 0.1% volume 1% vol CH4 ambient, @ 20°C (68°F)
Available
(max ± 3% of ambient
full scale / yr)
Ethylene

No Data
(C2H4)

EC 0 - 500 ppm 1 ppm 1 ppm < 5% / month t90 = < 100 seconds
Available
Oxide (C2H4O)
Ethylene

0.1 ppm No Data < 5% signal

EC 0 - 20 ppm 0.1 ppm t90 = < 120 seconds
(100 ppb) Available loss / yr

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Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)
H2 @ 900 ppm in 900 ppm CO @ 10°C
(50°F) = < 2 ppm
H2 @ 900 ppm in 900 ppm CO @ 20°C
(68°F) = < 4 ppm
Approximately
H2 @ 900 ppm in 900 ppm CO @ 30°C
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% (86°F) = < 6 ppm
(instrument 6 months 2 - 3 yrs
(32°F to 122°F) non-condensing NO2 @ 10 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
warm up delay
Cl2 @ 10 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
time)
NO @ 50 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
SO2 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
C2H4 @ 400 ppm = < 30 ppm
NH3 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm

H2S @ 20 ppm= < -40 ppm

Approximately NO2 @ 10ppm= 100 ppm
2 - 2.5 min NO @ 50 ppm = < 0.5 ppm
0°C to 40°C 15 - 90%
(instrument 6 months 2 - 2.5 yrs SO2 @ 20 ppm = < -2.5 ppm
(32°F to 104°F) non-condensing
warm up delay CO @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
time) H2 @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
C2H4 @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm

Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm

Approximately
CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 40°C 15 - 95% Cl2 @ 1ppm = 0.6 ppm
(instrument 6 months 2 yrs
(32°F to 104°F) non- condensing O3 @ 0.25 ppm = 0.7 ppm
warm up delay
H2 @ 3,000 ppm = 0 ppm
time)
H2S @ 20 ppm = -5 ppm
Approximately
2 - 2.5 min
1 yr for best 0°C to 40°C 10 - 90% Responds to most flammable
(instrument 5 yrs +
performance (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing gases & vapours
warm up delay
time)
Approximately
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 0 - 95%
(instrument 1 yr 5 - 10 yrs None
(32°F to 122°F) non-condencing
warm up delay
time)
Approximately
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90%
(instrument 6 months 2 - 3 yrs CO = < 60%
(32°F to 122°F) non- condensing
warm up delay
time)
Approximately
Ethanol ≈ 55%
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% Toluene ≈ 20%
(instrument 6 months 2 - 3 yrs
(32°F to 122°F) non- condensing Methyl-ethyl-ketone ≈ 10%
warm up delay
CO ≈ 40%
time)

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SENSOR SPECIFICATION CHART

Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution
Fluorine (F2)

t90 = < 80 seconds

0.01 ppm < 0.02 ppm @ No Data calc fr 4 minute
EC 0 - 2 ppm < 5% / month
(10 ppb) 20°C (68°F) Available exposure with
1 ppm Cl2
Formaldehyde (CH2O)
(ref note 4)

0.01ppm No Data < 2% signal loss

EC 0 - 10 ppm 0.01 ppm t50 = < 80 seconds
(10 ppb) Available / month
Hydrogen (H2)

No Data
EC 0 - 2,000 ppm 1 ppm 2 ppm < 2% / months t90 = < 90 seconds
Available
Hydorgen Chloride

t90 = < 70 seconds

0.1 ppm < 0.7 ppm No Data
(HCl)

EC 0 - 30 ppm < 3% / month calc fr 4 minute

(100 ppb) @ 20°C (68°F) Available
exposure

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Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)

Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm

AsH3 @ 0.2 ppm = -0.03 ppm
Br = yes; n/d
CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
Cl2 @ 1 ppm = 1.4 ppm
Approximately B2H6 @ 0.25 ppm = -0.01 ppm
2 - 2.5 min Hydrocarbons @ % range = 0 ppm
0°C to 40°C 15 - 90%
(instrument 6 months 1.5 - 2 yrs HCl @ 5 ppm = -7 ppm
(32°F to 104°F) non- condensing
warm up delay H2 @ 10,000 ppm = 0 ppm
time) HCN @ 1 ppm = -0.05 ppm
H2S @ 1 ppm = -2 ppm
N2 @ 100% = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10 ppm = 8 ppm
O3 @ 0.25 ppm = 0.3 ppm
PH3 @ 0.3 ppm = approx. -0.1 ppm; n/d
SO2 @ 20 ppm = -0.2 ppm

Approximately
H2 = 1 - 3%
2 - 2.5 min
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% CO = 10 - 18%
(instrument 6 months 2 - 3 yrs in air
(32°F to 122°F) non- condensing Interference from other
warm up delay
reducing gases such as alcohol.
time)

CO @ 300 ppm = ≤ 60 ppm

H2S @ 15 ppm = < 3 ppm
Approximately SO2 @ 5 ppm = 0 ppm
2 - 2.5 min NO @ 35 ppm ≈ 10 ppm
0°C to 50°C 15 - 90%
(instrument 6 months 2 yrs + NO2 @ 5 ppm = 0 ppm
(32°F to 122°F) non- condensing
warm up delay Cl2 @ 1 ppm = 0 ppm
time) HCN @ 10 ppm ≈ 3 ppm
HCl @ 5 ppm = 0 ppm
C2H4 @ 100 ppm ≈ 80 ppm

Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm

NH3 @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
AsH3 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.7 ppm
CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute
Cl2 @ 5 ppm = < ±0.1 ppm
Approximately
Hydrocarbons @ % range = 0 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 15 - 95%
6 months 2 yrs H2 @ 10,000 ppm = 0 ppm
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing
HCN @ 20 ppm = 7 ppm
warm up delay
H2S @ 20 ppm = 60 ppm
time)
NO @ 100 ppm = 45 ppm
N2 @ 100% = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10 ppm = < ±0.5 ppm
PH3 @ 0.1 = 0.3 ppm
SO2 @ 20 ppm = 8 ppm

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Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution
Hydrogen Cyanide (HCn)

t90 = < 50 seconds

0.1 ppm No Data
EC 0 - 30 ppm 0.2 ppm < 5% / month calc fr 2 minute
(100 ppb) Available
exposure
Hydorgen Fluoride (HF)

t90 = < 90 seconds

0.1 ppm 0.2 ppm No Data < 10% in 6
EC 0 - 10 ppm calc fr 4 minute
(100 ppb) @ 20°C (68°F) Available months
exposure

Zero: < 0.1

ppm equivalent
Hydrogen Sulphide

change / yr in
clean air
0.1 ppm No Data t90 = < 25 seconds
(H2S)

EC 0 - 50 ppm < 0.05 ppm

(100 ppb) Available fr 0 - 20 ppm
Sensitivity: <
4% change / yr
in clean air with
monthly test
nitrogen Dioxide

0.1 ppm No Data < 2% signal loss

(nO2)

EC 0 - 10 ppm 0.1 ppm t90 = < 25 seconds

(100 ppb) Available / month

Zero: 0.5 ppm

equiv change
fr -20°C to 20°C
(-4°F to 68°F),
1 - 3 ppm equiv
nitric Oxide (nO)

change 20°C to
0.1 ppm No Data 50°C (68°F to t90 = < 20 seconds
EC 0 - 100 ppm < 0.2 ppm
(100 ppb) Available 122°F) fr 0 - 50 ppm

Sensitivity: 101
- 105% output
change @ 50 ppm
btw 20°C (68°F) &
50°C (122°F)

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Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)
Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm
CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
Approximately Hydrocarbons @ % range = 0 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 15 - 95% H2 @ 10,000 ppm = 0 ppm
6 months 1.5 - 2 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing NO @ 100 ppm = -5 ppm
warm up delay NO2 @ 10 ppm = -7 ppm
time) H2S @ 20 ppm = 0 ppm
(short gas exposure in minute range;
after filter saturation: ca. 40 ppm reading)
C2H4O2 @ 100 ppm = 100 ppm
Alcohols @ 1,000 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute
CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
Approximately
CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 15 - 90%
6 months 1.5 yrs + Cl2 @ 1 ppm = 0.7 ppm
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing
Hydrocarbons @ % range = 0 ppm
warm up delay
H2 @ 3,000 ppm = < 1 ppm
time) HCl @ 10 ppm = 6 ppm
SO2 @ 20 ppm = 16 ppm

NO2 @ 10 ppm = < -20 ppm

2 minute Cl2 @ 10 ppm = -25 ppm
Approximately NO @ 50 ppm = < 4 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% SO2 @ 20 ppm = < 10 ppm
6 months 2 - 3 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 122°F) non- condensing CO @ 400 ppm = < 1.5 ppm
warm up delay H2 @ 400 ppm = < 0.2 ppm
time) C2H4 @ 400 ppm = < 0.5ppm
NH3 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm

H2S @ 20 ppm = < -40 ppm

Cl2 @ 10 ppm = 100 ppm
2 minute
NO @ 50 ppm = < 0.5 ppm
Approximately
SO2 @ 20 ppm = < -2.5 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 50°C 15 - 90%
6 months 2 - 3 yrs CO @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
(instrument (32°F to 122°F) non-condensing
H2 @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
warm up delay
C2H4 @ 50 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
time) NH3 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
CO2 @ 5% volume = < 0.1 ppm

H2S @ 20 ppm = < 30 ppm

2 minute NO2 @ 50 ppm = < 5 ppm
Approximately Cl2 @ 10 ppm = < 15 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 50°C 15 - 90% SO2 @ 20 ppm = < 3 ppm
6 months 2 - 3 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 122°F) non- condensing H2 @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
warm up delay CO @ 400 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
time) NH3 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm
CO2 @ 5% volume = < 0.1 ppm

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SENSOR SPECIFICATION CHART

Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution
Oxygen (O2)

< 1% change
0 - 25% No Data t90 = < 15 seconds
EC 0.1% volume 0.1% volume in output over 3
volume Available fr 0 - 20.9%
months

< 10% / 6 t90 = < 60 seconds

Ozone (O3)

0.01 ppm < 0.02 ppm No Data months @ 20°C calc fr 3 minute
EC 0 - 1 ppm
(10 ppb) @ 20°C (68°F) Available (68°F) and 30 - exposure @ 30 cc /
50% RH min flow
Phosphine (PH3)

Lower
0.01 ppm No Data
EC 0 - 5 ppm detection limit < 5% / 6 months t90 = < 30 seconds
(10 ppb) Available
< 30 ppb
Humidity
Relative

Thin film No Data

(RH)

0 - 100% RH 1% 2% RH 2% (±) < 10 seconds

capacitive Available
Silane (SiH4)

t90 = < 60 seconds

0.01 ppm No Data
EC 0 - 50 ppm 0.05 ppm < 5% / 6 months calc fr 2 min
(10 ppb) Available
exposure

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Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)

2 minute
Approximately
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 55°C < 0.7% fr 0 - 95% CO2 sensitivity: 0.1% change in O2
6 months 2 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 131°F) RH @ 40°C (104°F) reading per % CO2 in 5% CO2
warm up delay
time)

Br, I2 = yes; n/d

CO2 @ 5,000 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute CO @ 100 ppm = 0 ppm
Approximately Cl2 @ 1 ppm = 1.2 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 15 - 90% ClO2 @ 1 ppm = 1.5 ppm
6 months 1.5 - 2 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non-condensing N2H4 @ 3 ppm = -3 ppm
warm up delay H2 @ 3,000 ppm = 0 ppm
time) H2S @ 20 ppm = -1.6 ppm
N2 @ 100% = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10ppm = 6 ppm

CO @ 85 ppm = 0 ppm
H2 @ 3,100 ppm = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10 ppm = 2 ppm
C3H5OH @ 25,000 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute H2S @ 18 ppm = 13 ppm
Approximately SO2 @ 18 ppm = 6.5 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 10 - 95% Cl2 @ 0.85 ppm = 0.29 ppm
6 months 2 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing HCl @ 7.8 ppm = 1.2 ppm
warm up delay HF @ 7.2 ppm = 0 ppm
time) HCN @ 12.6 ppm = 0.84 ppm
SiH4 @ 4.3 ppm = 0.84 ppm
H2Se @ 0.8 ppm = 0.29 ppm
B2H6 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.34 ppm
AsH3 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.16 ppm

5 min
operational, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C
N/A 3 yrs + N/A
20 min max performance (32°F to122°F)
accuracy

CO @ 85 ppm = 0 ppm
H2 @ 3,100 ppm = 0 ppm
NO2 @ 10 ppm = 2.3 ppm
C3H5OH @ 25,000 ppm = 0 ppm
2 minute H2S @ 18 ppm = 8 ppm
Approximately SO2 @ 18 ppm = 7.4 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 20 - 95% Cl2 @ 0.85 ppm = 0.1 ppm
6 months 1.5 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing HCl @ 8 ppm = 0.45 ppm
warm up delay HF @ 7.2 ppm = 0 ppm
time) HCN @ 12 ppm = 0.77 ppm
AsH3 @ 0.16 ppm = 0.2 ppm
H2Se @ 0.8 ppm = 0.2 ppm
B2H6 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.27 ppm
PH3 @ 0.2 ppm = 0.35 ppm

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SENSOR SPECIFICATION CHART

Portable Indoor Air Quality

Instrument
Sensor Sensor Standard Sensor
Displayed Accuracy Long Term Drift Response Time
Target Gas Type Range Resolution
Resolution
Sulphur Dioxide

< 2% change
0.1 ppm No Data t90 = < 25 seconds
(SO2)

EC 0 - 20 ppm < 0.1 ppm / month in

(100 ppb) Available fr 0 - 10 ppm
clean air
Temperature

Neg
-5°C to 55°C No Data
Coefficient 0.1°C 0.1°C @ 25°C 0.5°C (±) < 10 seconds
Thermistor
(23°F to 131°F) Available
Total Volatile Organic Compounds

0.01 ppm No Data

0 - 30 ppm 0.02 ppm No Data Available t90 = < 3 seconds
(10 ppb) Available
(TVOC)

PID

0.1 ppm No Data

0 - 300 ppm 1 ppm No Data Available t90 = <3 seconds
(100 ppb) Available

Legend:
EC Electrochemical
SS Solid State
CAT Catalytic
IR Infrared
PID PhotoIonization Detector

Additional chemical symbols not defined above:

Br Bromine
CIF3 Chlorine Trifluoride
C2H2 Acetylene
C3H8O Isopropyl Alcohol
B2H6 Diborane

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Operating Operating
Time at Calibration Life Cross Sensitivities
Temperature Humidity
Switch On Frequency (Estimated)

H2S @ 20 ppm = < 0.1

2 minute NO2 @ 10 ppm = < -130 ppm
Approximately Cl2 @ 10 ppm = < -40 ppm
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 15 - 90% NO @ 50 ppm = < ±2 ppm
6 months 2 yrs
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non- condensing CO @ 400 ppm = < 1.6 ppm
warm up delay H2 @ 400 ppm = < 0.3 ppm
time) C2H4 @ 400 ppm = < 40 ppm
NH3 @ 20 ppm = < 0.1 ppm

5 minute
operational, 1 yr for best 0°C to 50°C
N/A 3 yrs + N/A
20 minute max performance (32°F to 122°F)
accuracy

2 minute 5 yrs
Approximately (excl
monthly to 4
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 0 - 95% replacable Many chemicals & gases.
months (usage
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non-condensing lamp & Refer to manual.
dependent)
warm up delay electrode
time) stack)

2 minute 5 yrs
Approximately (excl
monthly to 4
2 - 2.5 min 0°C to 40°C 0 - 95% replacable Many chemicals & gases.
months (usage
(instrument (32°F to 104°F) non-condensing lamp & Refer to manual.
dependent)
warm up delay electrode
time) stack)

Important Notes:

1. Some sensors may be calibrated with correlation gases. If you prefer to have specific sensors calibrated with the target gas, contact our factory for
availability and extra costs. Customer will have to bear the cost of the full cylinder of specialty gas plus incoming dangerous goods freight and take
ownership of the cylinder of gas remaining.

2. These specifications have been developed from data considered accurate at the time. No warranty is implied or suggested based on this data. We
accept no responsibility for errors or omissions.

3. Critical Environment Technologies Canada Inc. reserves the right to make design and specification changes without prior notice.

4. Formaldehyde sensor has high cross sensitivity to Carbon Monoxide, Alcohol & Hydrogen.

5. Combustible (flammable) gas sensors (catalytic) can be calibrated for a number of target gases. Please specify the target gas desired & we will
evaluate your request.

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QUICK APPICATION GUIDE

Fixed Gas Detection Systems

Arenas - Ammonia Compressors Hatcheries - Ozone Generators

Ozone (O3) Leak Detection

Ammonia (NH3 )
Leak Detection GEM-B-N

Knowing Before
GEM-B-N Entering Knowing Before Entering

Green Houses Pools - Chlorination Equipment

Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Monitoring Chlorine (Cl2) Leak Detection

AST-IS1 to AST-IS18 DST-ECL-W

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CO + NO2 Monitoring CO + NO2 Monitoring

GEM-EECO-END or GEM-DECO-END GEM-EECO-ENO

Wineries & Breweries

Methane (CH4) Monitoring

CO2 + O2 Leak Detection

PDC-D + DST-SCB
Peace of Mind... AST-ICD-BW + PDC-A

Laboratories &
Research Facilities
CH2O + O2 Monitoring

PET-EFO-OO2-N

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Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors

Warehouses - Gas & Diesel Engine Exhaust

CO2 + RH + Temperature CO2 + CO + NOx + RH + Temperature

Breathe easy with...YESAIR Junior Know the Air You’re Breathing...YESAIR

Commercial Pools Research Facilities

CO2 + O3 + RH + Temperature CO2 + VOC + CH2O + RH + Temperature

Know the Air You’re Breathing...YESAIR Know the Air You’re Breathing...YES Plus LGA

Commercial & Residential Buildings

CO2 + Methane + RH + Temperature

Know the Air You’re Breathing...YES Plus LGA

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by Application
APPLICATIOnS

Water Treatment Facilities

Battery Recharging Areas

Wastewater Facilities
Vehicle Repair Shops
Parking Structures
Indoor Air Quality

Pump Stations
Chiller Rooms
Boiler Rooms

Loading Bays
Laboratories

Warehouses
Brewiers

Wineries
Arenas

Pools
SEnSOR
GAS TYPE
TYPE
Ammonia
EC / IR      
(NH3)
Carbon Dioxide
IR        
(CO2)
Carbon Monoxide
EC           
(CO)
Chlorine
EC     
(Cl2)
Combustibles CAT       
Combustibles SS       
Hydrogen (H2) SS   
Hydrogen (H2) CAT  
Hydrogen (H2) EC 
Hydrogen Sulphide
EC   
(H2S)
Nitrogen Dioxide
EC      
(NO2)
Ozone
EC    
(O3)
Refrigerants SS 
Refrigerants IR 
Sulphur Dioxide
EC     
(SO2)
TVOCs SS 

Legend
SS Solid State EC Electrochemical CAT Catalytic IR Infrared

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SENSOR SELECTION MATRIX

by Product
FIXED GAS DETECTION SYSTEMS

GEM-II
PRODUCTS

AST-IS
AST-I

DST

PET
LPT
Ammonia (NH3))  
Carbon Monoxide (CO)    
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)  
Combustible Gases (solid state)   
Combustible Gases (catalytic)
Chlorine (Cl2) 
Ethylene (C2H4) 
Ethylene Oxide (ETO) 
Formaldehyde (CH2O) 
Hydrocarbon Gases (CH4) 
Hydrogen (H2)  
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) 
Methane (CH4)    
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)    
Nitric Oxide (NO)   
Nitrious Oxide (N2O) 
Oxygen (O2)   
Ozone (O3) 
Propane (C3H8)    
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)   
Refrigerants  
TVOCs (solid state) 
TVOCs (PID)

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PRODUCTS YESAIR YES Plus LGA
Ammonia (NH3))  
Arsine (AsH3)  
Carbon Monoxide (CO)  
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)  
Combustible Gases (catalytic)  
Chlorine (Cl2)  
Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2)  
Ethylene (C2H4)  
Ethylene Oxide (C2H4O)  
Fluorine (F2)  
Formaldehyde (CH2O)  
Hydrogen (H2)  
Hydrogen Chloride (HCl)  
Hydrogen Cyanide (HCN)  
Hydrogen Fluoride (HF)  
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S)  
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)  
Nitric Oxide (NO)  
Oxygen (O2)  
Ozone (O3)  
Particulates (remote)  
Phosphine (PH3)  
Relative Humidity  
Silane (SiH4)  
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)  
Temperature  
TVOCs (PID)  

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Gas Detection Transmitters

DST
Features Single or Dual Sensor Single
Available Remote Sensor Yes

Display No
Relay No
Options
Watertight Yes
Splash Guard Yes

Electrochemical Yes

Sensor Solid State Yes

Technology Catalytic No

PID No

24 VDC supplied by
Power Requirement
PDC controller

Current Draw 80 - 120 mA

Proprietary scaled linear digital
Output signal
Electrical RS485 communication bus

Wiring gauge stranded, 4-conductor,

shielded

Relay -

Fuse Automatic resetting thermal

Operating Temperature -20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F)
Environmental
Humidity 15 - 95% RH non-condensing
CSA No
CE No
UL No

C-Tick No
BTL No
Note: All CETCI’s instruments consist of RoHS compliant circuit boards.
1
Watertight: Use optional splash guard to protect sensor from direct water spray.
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Single Single & Dual Single & Dual

No Yes Yes

No Yes Yes
No No 2 Included

Yes (w/ splash guard)1 Yes Yes

Yes Yes Yes

Yes Yes Yes

No Yes Yes

No No No

No No No
2-wire mode: 16 - 30 VDC
3-wire mode: 16 - 30 VDC
24 VDC 15 - 30 VDC or 12 - 28 VAC
4-wire mode: 12 - 30 VAC or
16 - 30 VDC
25 mA maximum 30 mA; 90 mA (with display) Approximately 125 mA
BACnet® MS / TP up to 76,800 bps
Linear 4 - 20 mA MAC address 0 - 127 DIP switch Linear 4 - 20 mA (single)
settable.
VDC two or three
18 gauge, 4-conductor, shielded VDC three-conductor shielded
conductor shielded;
network wiring (daisy-chained) VAC four-conductor shielded
VAC four-conductor shielded
Two (2) dry contact SPDT,
- -
5 amps @ 250 V each
Automatic resetting thermal Automatic resetting thermal Automatic resetting thermal
-20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F) Sensor dependant -20°C to 50°C (-5°F to 120°F)
15 - 90% RH non-condensing Sensor dependant 15 - 90% RH non-condensing
No No Yes
Pending Pending No
No No Yes
No Pending Yes
No Yes No

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Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors

YESAIR
Relative Humidity Sensor Yes
Features
Temperature Sensor Yes
Available
YESDUST Compatible Yes
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Yes
Electrochemical Yes
Sensor Yes
Catalytic
Technology
Infrared Yes
PID Yes
Alkaline, AA x 3

Rechargeable NiMH battery pack:

Power Requirement 8 hours of continuous operation time
(dependent upon the sensor array installed)

c/w plug-in battery charger / wall adapter (6 VDC)

Display Backlit, multi-line , alphanumeric LCD display
Electrical Resolution sensor dependent
Standard: Internal, automatic sample pump for “active”
sampling of target
Sampling environment

Optional:
Memory Removable Internal SD Flash Card
Warm-Up Time Approximately 3 minutes
Operating Temperature 5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F)
Environmental
Humidity 0% to 95% RH non-condensing
CE Yes

Note: All CETCI’s instruments consist of RoHS compliant circuit boards.

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Yes

Yes

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

Yes
Yes

Rechargeable NiMH battery pack:

18 - 24 hours of continuous operation time
(dependent upon sensor array installed)

c/w plug-in battery charger / wall adapter

12 VDC (100 - 240 VAC; 50 - 60 Hz)
Back-lit, multi-line LCD, alphanumeric display
sensor dependent

Internal, automatic sample pump for “active” sampling of target

environment

Removable Internal SD Flash Card

Approximately 3 minutes
5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F)
0% to 95% RH non-condensing
No

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QUESTSIONS TO ASK

A Customer Looking for Gas Detectors

1. Exactly what is your application?

Eg. Underground vehicle parking, plant safety, etc. This will help you determine if you need to meet OHS
standards and allow you to select the right sensor and controller.

2. What is the source of the target gas?

Eg. Vehicle exhaust, containers of stored chemicals, etc.

3. What gas(es) are you wanting to detect?

4. Are there any other sources of toxic or combustible gases in the area to be monitored?
This will determine the potential for cross-sensitivty of the toxic sensor and false alarms.

5. Are there extremes of temperature and humidity in the area to be monitored?

6. Do you require some type of control? Such as dry relay contacts, analog output signal or
quantitative digital display?

7. What do you want to do when the sensor detects the presence of unsafe levels of the target
gas?
Eg. Activate exhaust or make-up air fans, activate visual and / or audible alarms, etc.

8. Is the target environment indoors or outdoors?

9. Is the target environment explosion rated (classified area)?

10. What is the size of the area to be monitored?

11. Do you prefer a central control panel or smaller self-contained systems?

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 OVERVIEW

Product Overview & Datasheet

GAS DETECTION CONTROLLERS
PDC Multi-Channel Controller 32
» Up to 32 channels on base controller, expandable to 128 channels
» RS485 communication with digital transmitters
» Eight 5-amp SPDT relays
» Optional analog inputs (up to eight)
» Optional BACnet® output module

SELF CONTAINED GAS DETECTORS

Multi-Purpose Gas Detector 36

» Single or dual channel

» Two 5-amp SPDT relays
» Integral plug-and-play “smart” sensors or remote sensors
» 4 - 20 mA linear output signal

GAS DETECTION TRANSMITTERS

Industrial Analog Transmitter 44
» Dual temperature compensated pyroelectric infrared detectors
» Lower power consumption
» Target gases include CO2, Hydrocarbons (including Methane) & Nitrous Oxide
» Water / dust tight / corrosion resistant polycarbonate enclosure

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OVERVIEW

Product Overview & Datasheet

Standard Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Transmitter 48
» Linear 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC output
» Operating power 24 VDC or 24 VAC nominal
» Lifetime calibration
» 0 - 2,000 ppm standard range

Industrial Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Transmitter 50

» Linear 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC output
» Operating power 24 VDC or 24 VAC nominal
» Lifetime calibration
» 0 - 2,000 ppm standard range

DST Digital Transmitter 56

» RS485 digital output

» Simple calibration procedure

» Power requirement 24 VDC nominal

LPT Economical Transmitter 60

» Single sensor: carbon monoxide (CO) or nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
» Linear 4 - 20 mA output
» 2-wire loop, 3-wire VDC or 4-wire VAC power
» Automated calibration

PET BACnet® Transmitter 62

» MS / TP BACnet® communication
» Single or dual gas sensor
» Includes temperature sensor
» Tri-color LED light indicator

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PORTABLE INDOOR AIR QUALITY MONITORS
YESAIR Eight Channel Air Quality Monitor 66

» 8 sensor capacity
» > 30 plug & play sensor choices

» Lightweight, contoured & comfortable handheld device

YES Plus LGA Fifteen Channel Air Quality Monitor 68

» 15 sensor capacity
» > 30 plug & play sensor choices

70
71

» Low cost and long life

» Quick response and light weight
» Rechargeable nickel hydride battery pack
» Real time display on YESAIR or YES Plus LGA LCD

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 Controllers - GAS DETECTION DATASHEET
PDC Multi-Channel Controller
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

PDC multi-channel controller is a programmable analog or digital

controllers designed to handle a large number of remote transmitters and
perform a wide range of control functions. The micro-controller based SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS
circuit provides the user with an almost unlimited range of configuration Digital Multichannel Gas Detection System for Freight Handling Areas
possibilities including simple or complex zoning, changing alarm set points, Provide a wall mount, self-contained, field programmable control panel with digital display,
time delays and relay addressing. The PDC controller can accept inputs from LED alarm indication, and door mounted 90 dB audible alarm with silence / acknowledge
up to 8 analog transmitters or can handle up to 128 digital transmitters on switch. There shall be a scrolling LCD display of gas, concentration, and alarm status.
System controller shall be capable of supporting up to 128 digital transmitters on a RS485
a RS485 communication bus. communication bus. System shall support analog output modules (eight 4 - 20 mA outputs
per module) and relay output modules (eight 5 A SPDT relays per module). The controller
DATASHEE T

Functions that can be set include relay assignment, time delays on make shall have 8 on board relays. System wiring shall be 4 wire digital network (2 low voltage
or break, complex zoning, sensor types and ranges, alarm set points and power wires and a twisted pair for the communication bus). System power requirement is
much more. The controller has a two line backlit LCD display that actively 90 - 240 VAC, 47 to 63 Hz. The system shall be CSA / UL tested for electrical safety.
scrolls through all programmed channels and displays the gas name, Provide remote mount sensor / transmitters for CO, with an HVAC electrochemical sensor for
concentration and alarm status. The PDC features LED alarm indicators, CO with a detection range of 0 - 200 ppm. The sensor / transmitter for CO shall be housed
audible alarm with silence button, and RoHS compliant circuit boards. in a wall mount, rugged, break resistant, PVC junction box with a secured, hinged door.
An optional watertight Polycarbonate enclosure shall be available. The remote mount CO
sensor / transmitter shall operate on power supplied by the control panel, and shall provide
Use with any CETCI analog transmitters, AST or ATW series, or digital
a digital output signal to the control panel. Install the CO sensor at approximately 4 - 6 ft
transmitters, DST series. Each PDC is pre-programmed at the factory, and is from the floor. Model DST-ECO. Supply one sensor / transmitter for every 5,000 - 7,000 ft2
completely field adjustable using a boardmounted push button keypad. of exposure area. The electrochemical CO sensor shall be capable of meeting government
Occupational Health and Safety measurement standards for workplace exposure to toxic
gases & vapours.
KEY FEATURES
» Up to 8 analog transmitters or up to 128 digital transmitters Provide remote mount sensor / transmitters for NO2 with an electrochemical sensor with
a range of 0 - 10 ppm. The sensor / transmitter for NO2 shall be housed in a wall mount,
» RS485 communication with digital transmitters rugged, break resistant, PVC junction box with a secured, hinged door. An optional
» RoHS compliant circuit boards watertight Polycarbonate enclosure shall be available. The remote mount NO2 sensor /
» Relay output modules transmitter shall operate on power supplied by the control panel, and shall provide a digital
» Scrolling, two line LCD display output signal to the control panel. Install the NO2 sensor at
approximately 4 - 6 ft from the floor. Model DST-END. Supply one sensor / transmitter for
» LED alarm indicators
every 5,000 - 7,000 ft2 of exposure area. The NO2 gas sensor shall be capable of meeting
» Completely field programmable government Occupational Health and Safety measurement standards for workplace
» Low, mid and high alarm setpoints exposure to toxic gases and vapours.
» Audible alarm with silence button
» Four wire daisychain wiring System operation shall be as follows: Upon detection of 25 ppm CO in air or 0.7 ppm NO2,
the system shall illuminate the Low alarm LED, the Low alarm relays (exhaust fans) will be
» Eight onboard SPDT relays activated [Link] system shall keep the fans running for a minimum of 10 minutes
» Optional BACnet® output module to avoid cycling. Upon detection of 50 ppm CO in air or 1.0 ppm NO2, the system shall
» CSA & UL certified illuminate the Mid alarm LED and the Mid alarm relays will be activated, (Mid alarm only
available with LCD display). The system shall keep the Mid relays active for a minimum of 10
minutes. Upon detection of 100 ppm CO in air or 1.5 ppm NO2, the system shall illuminate
APPLICATIOnS the High alarm LED, the High alarm relays and audible alarm will be activated. The system
shall keep the High relays active for a minimum of 10 minutes. Audible alarm can be
» Parking Garages silenced from the front panel push button.
» Repair Shops
» Arenas The contractor shall provide all wiring, conduit and interconnection required for a successful
» Pools installation.
» Food Processing Plants More specification samples are available at [Link].
» ... and many more

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PDC Multi-Channel Controller

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS WIRInG
COnTROLLER PACKAGES
Up to 2 analog inputs A02
Up to 8 analog inputs A08
Up to 8 digital inputs D08
Up to 16 digital inputs D16
Up to 24 digital inputs D24
Up to 32 digital inputs D32
Up to 64 digital inputs D64
Up to 96 digital inputs D96
Up to 128 digital inputs D128

MECHAnICAL
Enclosure Lockable, powder painted 18 gauge steel
Weight 4.3 kg (9.4 lbs)
12.3” x 12.3” x 4.2”
Size
(311 mm x 311 mm x 106 mm) PRODUCT CODES
AnALOG InPUT MODEL
ELECTRICAL
Up to 2 inputs PDC-A02
Power Requirement 90 - 240 VAC, 47 - 63 Hz
Up to 8 inputs PDC-A08

DATASHEE T
Current Draw 500 mA (controller only)
Outputs 4 - 20 mA signals
DIGITAL InPUT MODEL
Relay 8 dry SPDT contact, 5 amps @ 240 V each
Up to 8 inputs PDC-D08
Analog 3 wire shielded
Up to 16 inputs, 1 only CNB-2 PDC-D16
Digital daisychain only, shielded
Wiring Up to 24 inputs, 1 only CNB-2 & 1 only RPS-24 V PDC-D24
2 wire 14 gauge stranded power
2 wire 18 gauge twisted pair network Up to 32 inputs, 2 only CNB-2 & 1 only RPS-24 V PDC-D32
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal Up to 64 inputs, 4 only CNB-2 & 2 only RPS-24 V PDC-D64
Up to 96 inputs, 5 only CNB-2 & 3 only RPS-24 V PDC-D96
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Up to 128 inputs, 6 only CNB-2 & 4 only RPS-24 V PDC-D128
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 100°F)
Humidity 10 - 95% RH non-condensing OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
Industrial horn, 103 dB, remote H
CERTIFICATIOn BACnet® output module BAC
CSA Certified Strobe light, 4” diameter, remote L
UL Certified
ACCESSORIES
Relay module, 8 relays each, remote RRM-8
Analog output module, 8 4 - 20 mA outputs each RAO-8
Power supply, 24 V, remote RPS-24V
CAN network bridge CNB-2
Strobe & horn combo, remote RSH-24
Annunciator, remote RAP-128
Metal protective guard, large, 16 gauge, galvanized
SCS-8000-SPG
metal guards for controllers

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PDC-W Multi-Channel Controller

TECHnICAL DRAWInG
Coming soon...

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

Carbon Monoxide & Combustible Gas Transmitters for Parking Garages
Provide digital transmitters with continuous, linear, signal capable
of being connected to model PDC series controller on a RS-485
communication bus. The transmitter shall be a CETCI model DST-ECO
for Carbon Monoxide and a model DST-SCB for combustible gases.
The transmitters shall provide a digital signal representing a Carbon
Monoxide measurement range of 0 - 200 ppm CO or 0 - 50% LEL Propane
(or other Combustibles gases / vapours). The circuit shall incorporate a
long-life HVAC electrochemical sensor for CO or a long life solid-state
sensor for combustibles with temperature compensation and an
PDC multi-channel controllers are programmable analog or digital automatic resetting thermal fuse for fault protection.
controllers designed to handle a large number of remote transmitters and
perform a wide range of control functions. The micro-controller based The transmitter circuit shall be housed in a wall mount, rugged, break
circuit provides the user with an almost unlimited range of configuration resistant, corrosion resistant, PVC junction box with a secured, hinged
possibilities including simple or complex zoning, changing alarm set points, door. The PVC junction box shall have conduit entry ports on the top,
time delays and relay addressing. The PDC controller can accept inputs from bottom, right side and rear. The circuit shall operate from 24 VDC input
up to 8 analog transmitters or can handle up to 128 digital transmitters on voltage supplied from the controller. Wiring shall be 2 conductors
a RS485 communication bus. for low voltage power, and a two wire shielded twisted pair for the
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communication bus. Wiring shall be shielded or in conduit. An optional

Functions that can be set include relay assignment, time delays on make watertight Polycarbonate enclosure shall be available.
or break, complex zoning, sensor types and ranges, alarm set points and
much more. The controller has a two line backlit LCD display that actively Provide digital signal readings to the controller to allow accurate settings
scrolls through all programmed channels and displays the gas name, for fan control at 25 ppm CO or 10% LEL Propane and a secondary alarm
concentration and alarm status. The PDC features LED alarm indicators, condition at 100 ppm CO or 20% LEL Propane.
audible alarm with silence button, and RoHS compliant circuit boards.
The contractor shall provide all wiring, conduit and interconnection
Use with any CETCI analog transmitters, AST or ATW series, or digital
required for a successful installation. System should be tested and
transmitters, DST series. Each PDC is pre-programmed at the factory, and is
commissioned after installation, with a report provided after the site
completely field adjustable using a boardmounted push button keypad.
visit.

KEY FEATURES More specification samples are available at [Link]-

» Up to 8 analog transmitters or up to 128 digital transmitters [Link].
» RS485 communication with digital transmitters
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» Relay output modules
» Scrolling, two line LCD display
» LED alarm indicators
» Completely field programmable
» Low, mid and high alarm setpoints
» Audible alarm with silence button
» Four wire daisychain wiring
» Eight onboard SPDT relays
» CSA & UL certified

APPLICATIOnS
» Parking Garages
» Repair Shops
» Arenas
» Pools
» Food Processing Plants
» ... and many more

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PDC-W Multi-Channel Controller

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS WIRInG
COnTROLLER PACKAGES
Up to 2 analog inputs A02
Up to 8 analog inputs A08
Up to 8 digital inputs D08
Up to 16 digital inputs D16
Up to 24 digital inputs D24
Up to 32 digital inputs D32
Up to 64 digital inputs D64
Up to 96 digital inputs D96
Up to 128 digital inputs D128

MECHAnICAL
Enclosure Watertight fiberglass reinforced polyester
Weight 4.5 kg (9.8 lbs)
Size 14” x 12” x 8” (356 mm x 305 mm x 203 mm)
PRODUCT CODES
ELECTRICAL AnALOG InPUT MODEL
Power Requirement 90 - 240 VAC, 47 - 63 Hz Up to 2 inputs PDC-A02-W
Current Draw 500 mA (controller only) Up to 8 inputs PDC-A08-W

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Outputs 4 - 20 mA signals
Relay 8 dry SPDT contact, 5 amps @ 240 V each DIGITAL InPUT MODEL
Analog 3 wire shielded Up to 8 inputs PDC-D08-W
Digital daisychain only, shielded Up to 16 inputs, 1 only CNB-2 PDC-D16-W
Wiring
2 wire 14 gauge stranded power
Up to 24 inputs, 1 only CNB-2 & 1 only RPS-24 V PDC-D24-W
2 wire 18 gauge twisted pair network
Up to 32 inputs, 2 only CNB-2 & 1 only RPS-24 V PDC-D32-W
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal
Up to 64 inputs, 4 only CNB-2 & 2 only RPS-24 V PDC-D64-W
Up to 96 inputs, 5 only CNB-2 & 3 only RPS-24 V PDC-D96-W
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)
Up to 128 inputs, 6 only CNB-2 & 4 only RPS-24 V PDC-D128-W
Operating Temperature 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 100°F)
Humidity 10 - 95% RH non-condensing
OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
Industrial horn, 103 dB, remote H
CERTIFICATIOn
BACnet® output module BAC
CSA Certified
Strobe light, 4” diameter, remote L
UL Certified

ACCESSORIES
Relay module, 8 relays each, remote RRM-8
Analog output module, 8 4 - 20 mA outputs each RAO-8
Power supply, 24 V, remote RPS-24V
CAN network bridge CNB-2
Strobe & horn combo, remote RSH-24
Annunciator, remote RAP-128
Metal protective guard, large, 16 gauge, galvanized
SCS-8000-SPG
metal guards for controllers

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GEM-II Multi-Purpose Gas Detector
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

GEM-II multi-purpose gas detector represents excellent value for the
end user. They are available in one or two channel configurations Vehicle Exhaust Detection System for Carbon Monoxide & Nitrogen Dioxide
Supply a dual channel, self-contained gas detection system, model GEM-EECO-
accommodating accurate “smart” sensors and providing a wide range of
END, for the monitoring of carbon monoxide (gas engine exhaust) and nitrogen
features. These features include CSA, UL and C-Tick certifications, RoHS
dioxide (diesel engine exhaust), housed in a rugged, wall mount, dripproof PVC
compliant circuit boards, two 5-amp dry contact relays, electronic enclosure with hinged, secured door. System power shall be 24 VAC nominal.
adjustable set points, audible alarm, time delays, analog output, The system shall have two integral electrochemical sensors, one CO with
pluggable wiring terminal, rugged polycarbonate enclosure with hinged measurement range of 0 - 200 ppm CO in air and one NO2 with measurement
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door, Lexan label, and optional 4-digit display. range of 0 - 10 ppm NO2 in air. Area of monitoring coverage is up to 5,000 -
7,000 ft2 per sensor.

KEY FEATURES The monitor shall provide an LED indicating light for power, low alarm, high
alarm, and fault condition plus channel indication LEDs, one audible alarm
» Single or dual channel operation with silence push-button and two SPDT dry contact alarm relays, each rated 5
» Network multiple units A at 240 VAC. The system must be accurate enough to measure to government
» Integral or remote sensors workplace hazardous gas exposure standards. The system shall also provide
» Integral plug and play “smart” sensors field adjustable time delays for “delays on make” and “delays on break” for
» 4 - 20 mA linear output signal each sensor to allow custom configuration of fan control by the system relays,
» Three conduit entry ports if desired.
» Thermal resetting fuse
» LED light indicators The controller shall provide a circuit test button to allow the user to confirm
» Two 5-amp SPDT relays system operation and exhaust fan control from the panel. The controller shall
» RoHS compliant circuit boards also provide a push-button to allow the user to override the system control and
operate exhaust fans continuously for 15-minute segments to evacuate air from
» Economical
specific parts of the parking garage. Installation height for the gas detection
» CSA, UL & C-Tick certified controller with integral CO & NO2 sensors is 4 - 6 ft from the floor.

System operation shall be as follows: System relays are normally energized in

APPLICATIOnS non-gas-alarm state so they act in failsafe operation. Upon detection of 25 ppm
» Parking Garages CO in air or 0.5 ppm NO2 in air, the system shall illuminate the Low alarm LED
» Repair Shops (amber) and the low gas alarm relay shall de-energize activating single-speed
exhaust fans or low speed of twospeed exhaust fans plus make up air fans. Upon
» Ice Cleaning Machine Rooms
detection of 100 ppm CO in air or 2 ppm NO2, the system shall illuminate the
» Manufacturing Plants
High alarm LED (red), the system audible alarm will be activated and the high
» ... and many more gas alarm relay shall deenergize activating high speed of two-speed exhaust
fans or remote alarm devices. Audible alarm can be silenced from the front
panel push button. In the event of a fail condition, the system audible alarm
shall be activated and the fail LED on the front panel shall illuminate red.

The contractor shall provide all wiring, conduit and interconnection required
for a successful installation. System should be tested and commissioned after
installation, with a report provided after the site visit.

More specification samples are available at [Link].

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GEM-II Multi-Purpose Gas Detector
TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES
GAS TYPE SInGLE CHAnnEL MODEL
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO Integral sensor, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-AECO
Combustibles (solid state) SCB Integral sensor, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-AEND
Methane (CH4) SCB Integral sensor, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-AENO
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END Integral sensor, sulphur dioxide (SO2) GEM-AESO
Nitric Oxide (NO) ENO Integral sensor, oxygen (O2) GEM-AEO2
Oxygen (O2) EO2 Remote sensor GEM-B
Propane (C3H8) SCB Remote sensor, combustible gases (solid state) GEM-BSCB
Refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, Remote sensor, methane (CH4) GEM-BSCB
SR2 Remote sensor, propane (C3H8) GEM-BSCB
R404A, R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507)
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) ESO Remote sensor, refrigerants (solid state) GEM-BSR2
TVOCs (solid state) SOS Remote sensor, TVOCs (solid state) GEM-BSOS

DUAL CHAnnEL MODEL

MECHAnICAL
Integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote combustible GEM-DECO-SCB
Enclosure General purpose PVC
Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
Weight 600 g (1.2 lb) GEM-DECO-SCB
remote methane (CH4)
Size 5.3” x 6.8” x 2.6” (135 mm x 173 mm x 66 mm)
Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
GEM-DECO-SCB
remote propane (C3H8)
ELECTRICAL Integral & remote sensors, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-DECO-ECO

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Power Requirement 15 - 30 VDC or 12 - 28 VAC Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
GEM-DECO-END
Current Draw Approximately 125 mA remote nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
Outputs Linear 4 - 20 mA (single) Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
GEM-DECO-ENO
VDC three-conductor shielded remote nitric oxide (NO)
Wiring
VAC four-conductor shielded Integral & remote sensors, oxygen (O2) GEM-DEO2-EO2
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal Integral & remote sensors, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-DEND-END
Integral & remote sensors, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-DENO-ENO
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) &
GEM-EECO-END
nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
Operating
-20°C to 50°C (-5°F to 120°F) Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & nitric oxide (NO) GEM-EECO-ENO
Temperature
Humidity 15 - 90% RH non-condensing Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & oxygen (O2) GEM-EECO-EO2
Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) &
GEM-EECO-ESO
sulphur dioxide (SO2)
CERTIFICATIOn
Integral, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) &
CSA Certified GEM-EEND-ESO
sulphur dioxide (SO2)
UL Certified
OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
LED digital display N
120 VAC powered version J
Enclosed external transformer, 120 - 22 VAC TIB-2250

ACCESSORIES
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinder,
CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinder,
CET-7150-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator

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GEM-W Multi-Purpose Gas Detector

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

Vehicle Gas Detection System for Combustible Fuel Vapors
GEM-II multi-purpose gas detector represents excellent value for the Supply a single channel, self-contained gas detection system, model
end user. They are available in one or two channel configurations GEM-B-SCB, for the monitoring of Propane fuel, gasoline vapours and
accommodating accurate “smart” sensors and providing a wide range of other “heavier-than-air” fuel vapours, housed in a rugged, wall mount,
features. These features include CSA, UL and C-Tick certifications, RoHS drip-proof PVC enclosure with hinged, secured door. System power shall be
compliant circuit boards, two 5-amp dry contact relays, electronic 24 VAC nominal. The system shall have one remote solid-state sensor with
adjustable set points, audible alarm, time delays, analog output, measurement range of 0 - 50% LEL Combustibles in air. Area of monitoring
pluggable wiring terminal, rugged polycarbonate enclosure with hinged coverage is 3,000 - 5,000 ft2 / sensor.
door, Lexan label, and optional 4-digit display.
The monitor shall provide an LED indicating light for power, low alarm, high
alarm, and fault condition plus channel indication LED, one audible alarm
KEY FEATURES with silence push-button and two SPDT dry contact alarm relays, each
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rated 5A at 240 VAC. The system must be accurate enough to measure to

» Single or dual channel operation government workplace hazardous gas exposure standards. The system shall
» Network multiple units also provide field adjustable time delays for “delays on make” and “delays on
» Integral or remote sensors break” for each sensor to allow custom configuration of fan control by the
» Integral plug and play “smart” sensors system relays, if desired.
» 4 - 20 mA linear output signal
» Three conduit entry ports The controller shall provide a circuit test button to allow the user to confirm
» Thermal resetting fuse system operation and exhaust fan control from the panel. The controller shall
» LED light indicators also provide a push-button to allow the user to override the system control
» Two 5-amp SPDT relays and operate exhaust fans continuously for 15-minute segments to evacuate
» RoHS compliant circuit boards air from specific parts of the parking garage. Installation height for the gas
» Economical detection controller is 4 - 6 ft from the floor. Installation height for the remote
» CSA, UL & C-Tick certified solid-state Combustibles sensors is 6” from the floor.

System operation shall be as follows: System relays are normally energized in

non-gas-alarm state so they act in failsafe operation. Upon detection of 10%
APPLICATIOnS LEL fuel vapours in air, the system shall illuminate the Low alarm LED (amber)
» Parking Garages and the low gas alarm relay shall de-energize activating single-speed exhaust
» Repair Shops fans or low speed of two-speed exhaust fans plus make up air fans. Upon
» Ice Cleaning Machine Rooms detection of 20% LEL fuel vapours in air, the system shall illuminate the High
» Manufacturing Plants alarm LED (red), the system audible alarm will be activated and the high gas
» ... and many more alarm relay shall de-energize activating high speed of two-speed exhaust fans
or remote alarm devices. Audible alarm can be silenced from the front panel
push button. In the event of a fail condition, the system audible alarm shall be
activated and the fail LED on the front panel shall illuminate red.

The contractor shall provide all wiring, conduit and interconnection required
for a successful installation. System should be tested and commissioned after
installation, with a report provided after the site visit.

More specification samples are available at [Link].

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GEM-W Multi-Purpose Gas Detector

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES
GAS TYPE SInGLE CHAnnEL MODEL
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO Integral sensor, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-AECO-W
Combustibles (solid state) SCB Integral sensor, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-AEND-W
Methane (CH4) SCB Integral sensor, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-AENO-W
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END Integral sensor, sulphur dioxide (SO2) GEM-AESO-W
Nitric Oxide (NO) ENO Integral sensor, oxygen (O2) GEM-AEO2-W
Oxygen (O2) EO2 Remote sensor GEM-B-W
Propane (C3H8) SCB Remote sensor, combustible gases (solid state) GEM-BSCB-W
Refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, Remote sensor, methane (CH4) GEM-BSCB-W
SR2
R404A, R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507) Remote sensor, propane (C3H8) GEM-BSCB-W
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) ESO Remote sensor, refrigerants (solid state) GEM-BSR2-W
TVOCs (solid state) SOS Remote sensor, TVOCs (solid state) GEM-BSOS-W

MECHAnICAL DUAL CHAnnEL MODEL

Enclosure Water / dust tight polycarbonate Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
GEM-DECO-SCB-W
remote combustible (solid state)
Weight 700 g (1.4 lb)
Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
Size 5.1” x 7.1” x 4.0” (130 mm x 181 mm x 102 mm) GEM-DECO-SCB-W
remote methane (CH4)
Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
ELECTRICAL GEM-DECO-SCB-W
remote propane (C3H8)

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Power Requirement 15 - 30 VDC or 12 - 28 VAC Integral & remote sensors, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-DECO-ECO-W
Current Draw Approximately 125 mA Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
GEM-DECO-END-W
Outputs Linear 4 - 20 mA (single) remote nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
VDC three-conductor shielded Integral carbon monoxide (CO),
Wiring GEM-DECO-ENO-W
VAC four-conductor shielded remote nitric oxide (NO)
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal Integral & remote sensors, oxygen (O2) GEM-DEO2-EO2-W
Integral & remote sensors, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-DEND-END-W
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Integral & remote sensors, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-DENO-ENO-W
Operating Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) &
-20°C to 50°C (-5°F to 120°F) GEM-EECO-END-W
Temperature nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
Humidity 15 - 90% RH non-condensing Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) &
GEM-EECO-ENO-W
nitric oxide (NO)
Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & oxygen (O2) GEM-EECO-EO2-W
CERTIFICATIOn
Integral, carbon monoxide (CO) &
CSA Certified GEM-EECO-ESO-W
sulphur dioxide (SO2)
UL Certified Integral, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) &
GEM-EEND-ESO-W
sulphur dioxide (SO2)

OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)

LED digital display N
Splash guard S
120 VAC powered version J
Enclosed external transformer, 120 - 22 VAC TIB-2250

ACCESSORIES
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L
CET-7150-CK1
cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator

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AST-I Industrial Infrared Transmitter
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

Coming soon...

AST-ICD, AST-IHC & AST-INI are analog transmitters with high quality,
industrial grade, miniature infrared sensors. They are supplied, as a
standard in a water / dust tight, corrosion resistant polycarbonate
enclosure.

These instruments use high quality, long life, dual beam [Link]
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infrared sensor is supplied with a microporous PTFE filter attached to

provide splash protection only. This filter is not designed to provide
protection to the sensor from application of pressurized water.

KEY FEATURES
» Dual temperature compensated pyroelectric infrared detectors
» Low power consumption
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» Fast response
» Water / dust tight / corrosion resistant polycarbonate enclosure
» Linear analog (4 - 20 mA) output
» Target gases include CO2, Hydrocarbons (including Methane),
Nitrous Oxide
» Measurement ranges from 0 - 1,000 ppm up to 0 - 100% volume
(sensor & gas dependent)

APPLICATIOnS
» Commercial Buildings
» Institutional Buildings
» Waste Water Treatment Plants
» Oil & Gas Plants
» Manufacturing Plants
» ... and many more

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AST-I Industrial Infrared Transmitter

WIRInG

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES

GAS TYPE AST-ICD InDUSTRIAL CARBOn DIOxIDE (CO2)
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) ICD Industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing,
AST-ICD-BW
Hydrocarbon Gases IHC 0 - 5% volume CO2
Nitrous Oxide (N2O) INI Industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing,
AST-ICD-CW

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0 - 100% volume CO2
Industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing,
MECHAnICAL AST-ICD-DW
0 - 100% volume CO2
Enclosure Water / dust tight polycarbonate
Weight 255 g (9 oz) AST-IHC InDUSTRIAL HYDROCARBOn GASES (CH4)
Size 4.9” x 4.9” x 2.9” (125 mm x 125 mm x 74 mm) Industrial hydrocarbon gases, watertight housing,
AST-IHC-BW
0 - 100% LEL CH4
ELECTRICAL Industrial hydrocarbon gases, watertight housing,
AST-IHC-CW
24 VDC nominal (12 - 30 VDC) 0 - 100% volume CH4
Power Requirement
(polarity protected) 5 W maximum
Current Draw 70 - 100 mA AST-InI InDUSTRIAL nITRIOUS OxIDE (n2O)
Linear 4 - 20 mA analog Industrial nitrious oxide (N2O), watertight housing,
Outputs AST-INI-EW
(10 bit resolution with current limit) 0 - 1,000 ppm N2O
500 mA anti-surge in-line fuse
Fuse
for supplied power
ACCESSORIES
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Operating Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders,
-20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F) CET-7150-CK1
Temperature 0.5 LPM flow regulator
Humidity 0 - 95% RH non-condensing Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge,
SCS-8000-RSG
galvanized metal guards for transmitters

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AST-IS Standard CO2 Transmitter
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

Office wall mount

with optional LED display

AST-IS transmitter contains an infrared sensor for accurate, reliable

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS
carbon dioxide (CO2) detection. Coming soon...

AST-IS transmitters convert the raw signal from a sensor into a useful
output that can be sent to a controller or building automation system.
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Standard enclosure is an attractive PVC office mount for indoor use.

Optional duct mount, LCD digital display, relay, IP54 enclosure, and
temperature sensor are available.

AST-IS transmitters feature 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC linear output signals,

low 24 VDC / VAC nominal voltage, standard 0 - 2,000 ppm range and 0 -
4% volume available for winery applications, and CE certification.

Lifetime calibration. Field calibration not required.

KEY FEATURES
» 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC linear output signal
» Operating power 24 VDC or 24 VAC nominal
» Lifetime calibration
» 0 - 2,000 ppm standard range
» Optional relay, LCD digital display & duct mount kit
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» CE certified

APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Greenhouses
» Schools / Educational Institutions
» Offices
» ... and many more

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AST-IS Standard CO2 Transmitter
WIRInG

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES

GAS TYPE Carbon dioxide (CO2), office wall mount AST-IS1
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Carbon dioxide (CO2), office wall mount
AST-IS2
with LCD digital display
MECHAnICAL Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor,
wall mount with IP54 industrial enclosure, AST-IS5
Enclosure General purpose PVC (IP30 rated)
LCD digital display & relay
Weight tbd
Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor,
Size 3.9” x 3.1” x 1.1” (100 mm x 80 mm x 28 mm) AST-IS9
duct mount with LCD digital display
Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, wall mount AST-IS10
ELECTRICAL Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor,
AST-IS11
Power Requirement 24 VDC or VAC wall mount with LCD digital display
Outputs Linear 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC signal Carbon dioxide (CO2), relay & temperature sensor,
AST-IS12
wall mount with LCD digital display & relay

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SEnSOR Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount
AST-IS14
Sampling Method Non-dispersive infrared with LCD digital display & audible alarm
Monitoring Method Diffusion Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount VAV
AST-IS15
with hidden LCD digital display
Range 0 - 2,000 ppm
Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount VAV
Accuracy ± 30 ppm, ± 3% of reading AST-IS16
with LCD digital display

EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)

Operating Temperature 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Humidity 0 - 95% RH non-condensing

CERTIFICATIOn
CE Certified

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AST-IS Industrial CO2 Transmitter
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

Duct mount
with optional LED display

AST-IS transmitter contains an infrared sensor for accurate, reliable

carbon dioxide (CO2) detection.

AST-IS transmitters convert the raw signal from a sensor into a useful
SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS
output that can be sent to a controller or building automation system. Coming soon...
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Standard enclosure is an attractive PVC office mount for indoor use.

Optional duct mount, LCD digital display, relay, IP54 enclosure, and
temperature sensor are available.

AST-IS transmitters feature 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC linear output signals,

low 24 VDC / VAC nominal voltage, standard 0 - 2,000 ppm range and 0 -
4% volume available for winery applications, and CE certification.

Lifetime calibration. Field calibration not required.

KEY FEATURES
» 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC linear output signal
» Operating power 24 VDC or 24 VAC nominal
» Lifetime calibration
» 0 - 2,000 ppm standard range
» Optional relay, LCD digital display & duct mount kit
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» CE certified

APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Greenhouses
» Schools / Educational Institutions
» Offices
» ... and many more

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AST-IS Industrial CO2 Transmitter
WIRInG

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES

GAS TYPE Carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount AST-IS3
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount AST-IS4
with LCD digital display
MECHAnICAL Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount AST-IS6
Enclosure General purpose PVC (IP54 rated) with IP54 industrial enclosure
Weight tbd Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with IP54 AST-IS7
5.6” x 3.3” x 1.8” industrial enclosure & LCD digital display
Size
(142 mm x 84 mm x 46 mm) Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, AST-IS8
duct mount
ELECTRICAL Carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, AST-IS13
Power Requirement 24 VDC or VAC wall mount with IP54 industrial enclosure & relay

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Outputs Linear 4 - 20 mA or 0 - 10 VDC signal Carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount AST-IS17
with LCD digital display
SEnSOR Carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with IP54 AST-IS18
Sampling Method Non-dispersive infrared industrial enclosure, 0 - 4% volume
Monitoring Method Diffusion
Range 0 - 2,000 ppm
Accuracy ± 30 ppm, ± 3% of reading

EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)

Operating Temperature 0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Humidity 0 - 95% RH non-condensing

CERTIFICATIOn
CE Certified

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DST Digital Transmitter

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

The rugged, reliable DST digital transmitter offers a variety of sensor Carbon Monoxide & Combustible Gas Transmitters for Parking Garages
types to detect a wide range of gases, including solid state and Provide digital transmitters with continuous, linear, signal capable of
electrochemical. being connected to a PDC controller on a RS485 communication bus. The
transmitter shall be a CETCI model DST-ECO for Carbon Monoxide and a
The standard enclosure is a rugged polycarbonate and an optional model DST-SCB for combustible gases. The transmitters shall provide a
watertight polycarbonate enclosure is available to suit different digital signal representing a Carbon Monoxide measurement range of
applications. 0 - 200 ppm CO or 0 - 50% LEL Propane (or other Combustibles gases /
vapours). The circuit shall incorporate a long-life HVAC electrochemical
DST transmitters output scaled linear signals on an RS485 sensor for CO or a long life solid-state sensor for combustibles with
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communication bus, and feature a thermal resetting fuse, an LED temperature compensation and an automatic resetting thermal fuse for
indicator for power, alarm and fault, RoHS compliant circuit boards, and fault protection.
an internal “on line” LED.
The transmitter circuit shall be housed in a wall mount, rugged, break
Automated calibration and other maintenance procedures are simple and resistant, corrosion resistant, PVC junction box with a secured, hinged
are easily performed in the field. door. The PVC junction box shall have conduit entry ports on the top,
bottom, right side and rear. The circuit shall operate from 24 VDC input
voltage supplied from the controller. Wiring shall be 2 conductors
for low voltage power, and a two wire shielded twisted pair for the
KEY FEATURES communication bus. Wiring shall be shielded or in conduit.
» RS485 digital output signal
» Wide variety of sensors for all applications An optional watertight Polycarbonate enclosure shall be available.
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» Configured for 4 wire multi-drop wiring Provide digital signal readings to the controller to allow accurate settings
» Thermal resetting fuse for fan control at 25 ppm CO or 10% LEL Propane and a secondary alarm
» LED indicator for power & alarm status condition at 100 ppm CO or 20% LEL Propane.
» Power requirement 24 VDC nominal
» Simple calibration procedure The contractor shall provide all required wiring, conduit and
interconnection required for a successful installation.

APPLICATIOnS More specification samples are available at [Link]-

[Link].
» Parking Garages
» Repair Shops
» Ice Cleaning Machine Rooms
» Pools
» Manufacturing plants
» ... and many more

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DST Digital Transmitter

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS WIRInG
GAS TYPE Electrochemical
Ammonia (NH3) EAM
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO
Combustible Gases (solid state) SCB
Chlorine (Cl2) ECL
Ethylene Oxide (ETO) EET
Hydrogen (H2) EH2
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) EHS
Methane (CH4) SCB
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END
Solid State
Nitric Oxide (NO) ENO
Oxygen (O2) OO2
Ozone (O3) EO3
Propane (C3H8) SCB
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) ESO

MECHAnICAL
Enclosure Polycarbonate
Weight 255 g (9 oz)

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Size 4.4” x 6.5” x 2.5” (113 mm x 165 mm x 65 mm)
PRODUCT CODES
ELECTRICAL Ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm DST-EAM
Power Requirement 24 VDC supplied by PDC controller Carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm DST-ECO
Current Draw 80 - 120 mA Combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
Scaled linear digital signal Chlorine (Cl2), 0 - 5 ppm DST-ECL
Outputs
RS485 communication bus Ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm DST-EET
Daisy chain configuration only. Hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm DST-EH2
Power: 14 gauge stranded, 2-conductor Hydrogen sulphide (H2S), 0 - 50 ppm DST-EHS
Wiring Signal: shielded twisted pair, 18 gauge,
Methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
low capacitance. Network bridge every
1,000 feet or less. Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm DST-END
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal Nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm DST-ENO
Oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume DST-OO2
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Ozone (O3), 0 - 2 ppm DST-EO3
Propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
Operating
-20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F) Sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm DST-ESO
Temperature
Humidity 15 - 95% RH non-condensing
ACCESSORIES
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders,
CET-7150-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge,
SCS-8000-RSG
galvanized metal guards for transmitters

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DST-W Digital Transmitter

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS

Carbon Monoxide & Nitrogen Dioxide Transmitters for Parking Garages
Provide digital transmitters with continuous, linear, signal capable of
The rugged, reliable DST digital transmitter offers a variety of sensor being connected to a PDC controller on a RS485 communication bus. The
types to detect a wide range of gases, including solid state and transmitters shall be a CETCI model DST-ECO for Carbon Monoxide and
electrochemical. a model DST-END for Nitrogen Dioxide. The transmitters shall provide
a digital signal representing the Nitrogen Dioxide detection range of
The standard enclosure is a rugged polycarbonate and an optional 0 - 10 ppm and the Carbon Monoxide detection range of 0 - 200 ppm.
watertight polycarbonate enclosure is available to suit different All transmitters shall incorporate accurate electrochemical sensors and
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applications. automatic resetting thermal fuse for fault protection. The transmitters
shall be installed 4 - 6 ft from the floor (breathing zone) and each unit
DST transmitters output scaled linear signals on an RS485 shall be capable of monitoring an area of approximately 5,000 - 7,500 ft2.
communication bus, and feature a thermal resetting fuse, an LED
indicator for power, alarm and fault, RoHS compliant circuit boards, and The transmitter circuit shall be housed in a wall mount, rugged, break
an internal “on line” LED. resistant, corrosion resistant, PVC junction box with a secured, hinged
door. The PVC junction box shall have conduit entry ports on the top,
Automated calibration and other maintenance procedures are simple and bottom, right side and rear. The circuit shall operate from 24 VDC input
are easily performed in the field. voltage supplied from the controller. Wiring shall be 2 conductors
for low voltage power, and a two wire shielded twisted pair for the
communication bus. Wiring shall be shielded or in conduit.
KEY FEATURES
An optional watertight Polycarbonate enclosure shall be available.
» RS485 digital output signal
System operation shall be as follows: Upon detection of 0.7 ppm NO2 or
» Wide variety of sensors for all applications
25 ppm CO, the controller shall activate exhaust fans. Upon detection
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
of 1.5 ppm NO2 or 100 ppm CO, the controller shall activate audible and
» Configured for 4 wire multi-drop wiring
visual alarms.
» Thermal resetting fuse
» LED indicator for power & alarm status
The contractor shall provide all required wiring, conduit and
» Power requirement 24 VDC nominal
interconnection required for a successful installation.
» Simple calibration procedure
More specification samples are available at [Link]-
[Link].
APPLICATIOnS
» Parking Garages
» Repair Shops
» Ice Cleaning Machine Rooms
» Pools
» Manufacturing plants
» ... and many more

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DST-W Digital Transmitter

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS WIRInG
GAS TYPE Electrochemical
Ammonia (NH3) EAM
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO
Combustible Gases (solid state) SCB
Chlorine (Cl2) ECL
Ethylene Oxide (ETO) EET
Hydrogen (H2) EH2
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) EHS
Methane (CH4) SCB Solid State
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END
Nitric Oxide (NO) ENO
Oxygen (O2) OO2
Ozone (O3) EO3
Propane (C3H8) SCB
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) ESO

MECHAnICAL
PRODUCT CODES
Enclosure Water / dust tight polycarbonate
Ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm DST-EAM-W
Weight 340 g (12 oz)

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Combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB-W
Size 5.1” x 5.1” x 3.1” (129 mm x 129 mm x 77 mm)
Carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm DST-ECO-W
Chlorine (Cl2), 0 - 5 ppm DST-ECL-W
ELECTRICAL
Ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm DST-EET-W
Power Requirement 24 VDC supplied by PDC controller
Hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm DST-EH2-W
Current Draw 80 - 120 mA
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S), 0 - 50 ppm DST-EHS-W
Scaled linear digital signal
Outputs Methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB-W
RS485 communication bus
Daisy chain configuration only. Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm DST-END-W
Power: 14 gauge stranded, 2-conductor Nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm DST-ENO-W
Wiring Signal: shielded twisted pair, 18 gauge, Oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume DST-OO2-W
low capacitance. Network bridge every
Ozone (O3), 0 - 2 ppm DST-EO3-W
1,000 feet or less.
Propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB-W
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal
Sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm DST-ESO-W

EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)

OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
Operating
-20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F) Splash guard S
Temperature
Humidity 15 - 95% RH non-condensing
ACCESSORIES
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders,
CET-7150-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge,
SCS-8000-RSG
galvanized metal guards for transmitters

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LPT Economical Transmitter

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

LPT is an economical, single sensor, “Low Power Transmitter”. Sensors

available include carbon monoxide (CO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) which Note: Drawings above are shown with an optional splash guard.
are ideal for vehicle exhaust type applications such as parkades.

LPT transmitter features a two-wire loop, three-wire VDC or four-wire SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS
VAC power; making installation a cinch. LPT transmitter also features a
4 - 20 mA linear output signal, automatic thermal resetting fuse, RoHS Coming soon...
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compliant circuit boards, temperature compensation, and visual LED

indication for power and fault conditions and is all enclosed in a standard
water / dust tight ABS / polycarbonate enclosure that is equivalent to
IP62 (NEMA 12) rating.

Includes new sensor CEF (Calibration Extending Firmware) that takes into
account the aging of the sensors so that less frequent calibrations are
acceptable in non-critical applications.

Automated calibration and other maintenance procedures are simple and

easily performed in the field.

KEY FEATURES
» Linear 4 - 20 mA output signal
» Standard water / dust tight enclosure
» Single sensor: carbon monoxide (CO) or nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» 2-wire loop, 3-wire VDC or 4-wire VAC power
» Easy maintenance
» Economical
» Includes sensor CEF (calibration extending firmware)
» Auto resetting fuse
» Automated calibration procedure

APPLICATIOnS
» Parking Garages
» Repair Shops
» Ice Cleaning Machine Rooms
» Manufacturing plants
» ... and many more

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LPT Economical Transmitter

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS WIRInG
GAS TYPE
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END

MECHAnICAL
Enclosure ABS / Polycarbonate
Weight tbd
Size 5.0” x 4.0” x 1.9” (127 mm x 102 mm x 48 mm)

ELECTRICAL
Power Requirement
2-wire mode 16 - 30 VDC
3-wire mode 16 - 30 VDC
4-wire mode 12 - 30 VAC or 16 - 30 VDC
Current Draw Maximum 25 mA
Linear 4 - 20 mA
Maximum 216 Ω load (wiring plus termination
Outputs resistor) at 16 VDC
Maximum 316 Ω load (wiring plus termination
resistor) at 12 VAC
VDC two or three-conductor shielded;
Wiring

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VAC four-conductor shielded
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal

EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)

Operating Temperature -20°C to 40°C (-4°F to 104°F)
PRODUCT CODES
Humidity 15 - 90% RH non-condensing
Carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm LPT-ECO
SEnSORS Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm LPT-END
Range CO: 0 - 200 ppm
NO2: 0 - 10 ppm OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
Repeatability < 2% of signal Splash guard S
CO: NIA
Maximum Zero Shift
NO2: ± 0.2 ppm equivalent
ACCESSORIES
CO: < 10 ppm equivalent per year
Clean Air Output Drift Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
NO2: < 12% signal loss / month CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
CO: Within 60 seconds
Response Time (T90) Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders,
NO2: < 25 seconds CET-7150-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
CO: 6 - 7 years
Expected Life Span Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge,
NO2: 2 - 3 years SCS-8000-RSG
CO: -10°C to 60°C (14°F to 140°F)
galvanized metal guards for transmitters
Operating Temperature
NO2: -20°C to 50°C (-4°F to 122°F)
CO: 5 - 95% RH non-condensing
Operating Humidity
NO2: 15 - 90% RH non-condensing
CO: NIA
Operating Pressure
NO2: Atmospheric ± 10%
Calibration Once a year

CERTIFICATIOn
CE Pending

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PET BACnet® Transmitter
TECHnICAL DRAWInG

Dual sensor
with optional LED display

PET BACnet® digital transmitter is a “Parkade Emissions Transmitter” SAMPLE EnGInEERInG SPECIFICATIOnS
that communicates via BACnet® protocol MS / TP. It is available with one
or two electrochemical sensors or solid-state sensors and temperature Coming soon...
sensor, enclosed in a general purpose ABS enclosure.
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Featuring thermal resetting fuse, tri-color LED indicator for power and
alarm, and an optional 4-digit LED display.

Includes new sensor CEF (Calibration Extending Firmware) that takes into
account the aging of the sensors so that less frequent calibrations are
acceptable in non-critical applications.

Calibration and maintenance procedures are easily performed in the field

without requiring access to the controller.

KEY FEATURES
» MS / TP BACnet® communication
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» Thermal resetting fuse
» Tri-color LED light indicator
» Economical
» Easy maintenance
» Single or dual gas sensor
» Includes temperature sensor
» BTL certified

APPLICATIOnS
» Parking Garages
» Repair Shops
» Commercial HVAC Buildings
» Light Industrial Plants
» Laboratories
» Schools / Educational Institutions
» ... and many more

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PET BACnet® Transmitter
TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES
GAS TYPE SInGLE CHAnnEL MODEL
Ammonia (NH3) EAM Ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm PET-EAM
Carbon Monoxide (CO) ECO Carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm PET-ECO
Combustible Gases (solid state) SCB Combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
Ethylene (C2H4) EC4 Ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 2,000 ppm PET-EC4
Formaldehyde (CH2O) EFO Formaldehyde (CH2O), 0 - 10 ppm PET-EFO
Hydrogen (H2) EH2 Hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm PET-EH2
Methane (CH4) SCB Methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) END Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm PET-END
Nitric Oxide (NO) ENO Nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm PET-ENO
Oxygen (O2) OO2 Oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume PET-OO2
Propane (C3H8) SCB Propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
Refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, Refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, R404A,
SR2
R404A, R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507) R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507), PET-SR2
Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) ESO 0 - 2,000 ppm
TVOCs (solid state) SOS Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm PET-ESO
TVOCs (solid state), 0 - 500 ppm PET-SOS
MECHAnICAL
Enclosure General Purpose ABS DUAL CHAnnEL MODEL

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(Choose an electrochemical sensor above & add second electrochemical sensor below)
Weight 284 g (10 oz)
Size 5.0” x 3.5” x 1.5” (127 mm x 89 mm x 38 mm) Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm END
Nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm ENO
ELECTRICAL Oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume OO2
Power Requirement 24 VDC Sulphur Dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm ESO
Current Draw 30 mA; 90 mA (with display)
BACnet® MS / TP up to 76,800 bps OPTIOnS (to be added to the end of the product code)
Outputs
MAC address 0-127 DIP switch settable LED digital display N
4-conductor shielded network wiring Remote housing (solid state sensor only) R
Wiring
(daisy-chained) 4 - 20 mA analog input (solid state sensor only) A
Fuse Automatic resetting thermal Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant)
Operating Temperature Sensor dependant ACCESSORIES
Humidity Sensor dependant Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders,
CET-8000-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
CERTIFICATIOn Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders,
CET-7150-CK1
0.5 LPM flow regulator
BTL Certified
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge,
CE & C-Tick Pending SCS-8000-RSG
galvanized metal guards for transmitters

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Small Metal Protective Guard

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

The metal protective guard is heavy duty metal protective guard to

help protect against abrasive damage, theft and vandalism to the
transmitters. This is an added preventative in addition to the product
enclosure. TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS
MECHAnICAL
It is made from 16-gauge galvanized steel and has ½” square openings
Enclosure 16 gauge galvanized steel
in the front to allow gas and air to flow through to the sensor. With only
four slotted mounting holes, installation and removal for gas detector Weight 800 g (28 oz)
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servicing is easy. 7.0” x 6.3” x 3.6”

Size
(178 mm x 160 mm x 91 mm)

KEY FEATURES
» 16 gauge, clear anodized metal protective guards PRODUCT CODES
» Large size for self-contained systems and controllers
» Smaller size for analog & digital transmitters Small, 16 gauge galvanized metal guards
SCS-8000-RSG
» Easy installation for transmitters

APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Hospitals
» Laboratories
» Research Facilities
» Parking Garages
» ... and many more

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Large Metal Protective Guard

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

The metal protective guard is heavy duty metal protective guard to

help protect against abrasive damage, theft and vandalism to the
transmitters. This is an added preventative in addition to the product
enclosure. TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS
It is made from 16-gauge galvanized steel and has ½” square openings MECHAnICAL
Enclosure 16 gauge galvanized steel

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in the front to allow gas and air to flow through to the sensor. With only
four slotted mounting holes, installation and removal for gas detector Weight 1.7 kg (3.8 lbs)
servicing is easy.
10.0” x 9.5” x 4.8”
Size
(254 mm x 241 mm x 121 mm)

KEY FEATURES
» 16 gauge, clear anodized metal protective guards PRODUCT CODES
» Large size for self-contained systems and controllers Large, 16 gauge galvanized metal guards
» Smaller size for analog & digital transmitters SCS-8000-RSG
for controllers
» Easy installation

APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Hospitals
» Laboratories
» Research Facilities
» Parking Garages
» ... and many more

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YESAIR 8-Channel IAQ Monitor
APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Hospitals
» Laboratories
» Research Facilities
» Parking Garages
» ... and many more

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

YESAIR offers more features, flexibility and functionality than any other
IAQ instrument on the market today with multi-channel operation,
more than 30 different plug and play sensors to select from, including
a particulate sensor, huge capacity data logging to SD flash card and
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much more.

Featuring an eight channel sensor capacity including RH and

temperature, YESAIR can handle up to five additional internal plug & play
sensors consisting of a maximum of three electrochemical toxic gas or
oxygen sensors plus two high current draw sensors such as an infrared
PID or catalytic, and a remote particulate sensor such as the YESDUST.

Positive sampling with internal pump ensures good representative

samples are taken from all target areas or with diffusion for a quick,
direct reading. Eight sensors are viewed live on the multi-line, backlit,
LCD display as well as battery and data logging status.

With a few simple mouse clicks, users can analyze and graph data using
the optional YES Viewer PC software and an SD card reader. Alternatively,
data could be downloaded through the instrument using a standard USB
connection.

KEY FEATURES
» 8 sensor capacity
» > 30 plug & play sensors available to choose from, including
electrochemical, catalytic, infrared & PID
» Multi-function, easy to use menu
» Light weight, contoured & comfortable handheld device
» LCD displays all sensors
» Sampling with internal sample draw pump or by diffusion
» High capacity data logging with built-in SD flash card
» Data logging software available
» RoHS compliant circuit boards
» CE certified

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YESAIR 8-Channel IAQ Monitor

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES
MECHAnICAL Temperature & RH sensors, internal pump,
rechargeable batteries (3 x AA NiMH), YESAIR
Enclosure Rugged ABS / Polycarbonate (UL94 rated)
battery charger, capacity for 5 gas sensors
Weight 567 g (20 oz) Temperature & RH sensors, diffuser cap,
Size 7.8” x 3.1” x 3.9” (197 mm x 78 mm x 98 mm) rechargeable batteries (3 x AA NiMH), battery charger, YESAIR-D
capacity for 5 gas sensors

ELECTRICAL
OPTIOnS
Standard: Rechargable 3.6 V NiMH battery
pack (8 hours continuous operation time Ammonia (NH3) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-H
Power c/w plug-in battery charger / wall adapter Arsine (AsH3) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-R
(100 - 240 V, 50 - 60 Hz) Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5,000 ppm PNP-A+
Optional: Alkaline AA batteries x 3
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 10,000 ppm PNP-A1
Standard: Internal, automatic sample pump
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 20% volume PNP-A2
Sampling for “active” sampling of target environment
Optional: Diffusion for quick, direct reading. Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5% volume PNP-B

> 1 million data points data logging to Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 100% volume PNP-B1
Memory
SD flash card (optional) Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-C
Calibration Automated through keypad Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm
PNP-C1
(H2 compensated for use in H2 background)
12 bit, multi-channel, user configurable
with removable flash card 2 GB. Chlorine (Cl2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-I
Information Recording YES Logger package option includes 2 GB SD Chlorine dioxide (ClO2), electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-J
flash card, USB cable, YES Viewer software, Combustibles (catalytic), 0 - 100% LEL PNP-X

DATASHEE T
and SD flash card reader.
Ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 500 ppm PNP-E1
Miniature USB port for changing settings
Ethylene oxide (C2H4O), 0 - 20 ppm PNP-E2
and configuring logging functions and
Communication Fluorine (F2) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-S
auxiliary port for using additional sensors
(i.e. YESDUST) Formaldehyde (CH2O) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-Q
Internal 80 Db @ 4’. One set point Hydrogen (H2) electrochemical, 0 - 1,000 ppm PNP-K
Audible adjustment. Audible can be switched off Hydrogen chloride (HCl) electrochemical, 0 - 30 ppm PNP-M
through menu. Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-N
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-O
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-L
Operating Temperature 5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F) Nitric oxide (NO) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-E
Humidity 0 - 99% RH non-condensing Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-D
Oxygen (O2) electrochemical, 0 - 25% volume PNP-F
CERTIFICATIOn Ozone (O3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-G
CE standards for safety: Phosphine (PH3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-V
I .S. EN61010-1:2001 (Ed.2) Silane (SiH4) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-W
CE Certified
CE standards for emissions: EN 50270:2006
Sulphur dioxide (SO2) electrochemical, 0 - 20 ppm PNP-P
CE standards for immunity: EN 50270:2006
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 300 ppm PNP-Y+
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 50 ppm PNP-Z+
External mounted nickel metal hydride pack YESAIR BATT OPTION

ACCESSORIES
Hard shell carrying case for YESAIR 6010.20
YES logger package, 2 GB flash card, USB cable, YES
YESAIR-LGRPKG
Viewer software, SD flash card reader
Handheld probe 10” with 30” of sample hose YES-HHPROBE-10
External lead acid battery, in carrying case w charger YES-AIR BATT EXT
YES Viewer information logging software CD YES-SFTWRE

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 Portable IAQ Instruments - GAS DETECTION DATASHEET

YES Plus LGA 15-Channel IAQ Monitor

APPLICATIOnS
» Residential Buildings
» Commercial Buildings
» Hospitals
» Laboratories
» Research Facilities
» Parking Garages
» ... and many more

TECHnICAL DRAWInG

YES Plus LGA is a multi-gas air quality monitoring and information

recording instrument that simultaneously measures and records up to
fifteen sensors. With more than 30 different plug and play sensors to
select from, users can accurately monitor more within a single, easy to
carry instrument.

Featuring a fifteen channel sensor capacity including RH and

temperature, YES Plus LGA can handle up to 12 additional plug & play
sensors consisting of a maximum of eight electrochemical toxic gas or
oxygen sensors, four high current draw sensors such as an infrared PID or
catalytic, and a remote particulate sensor such as the YESDUST.
DATASHEE T

The large, backlit, multi-line scrolling LCD display indicates the sensor
types installed and measured values for each gas, battery status and
more. The system utilizes a long life rechargeable NiMH battery pack
providing more than 24-hours of run time, depending on sensor array
installed. The user can also set one alarm level for each gas to activate
the internal audible alarm. The system is housed in a rugged ABS
enclosure with swivel handle to act as a stand support or for carrying
the instrument.

An air sample from the target environment is delivered to the sensors

through “active sampling” by the internal sample draw pump. More than
a million data points can be logged and stored on a built-in SD flash card
for convenience. With a few simple mouse clicks, users can analyze and
graph data using the optional YES Viewer PC software and an SD card
reader. Alternatively, data could be downloaded through the instrument
using a standard USB connection.

KEY FEATURES
» 15 sensor capacity
» > 30 plug & play sensor choices
» Extensive, easy to use menu system
» Rugged ABS enclosure with swivel handle acts as stand support
» Internal sample pump with inline filter
» Large, backlit, multi-line, LCD display
» Data logging to SD flash card
» Menu control positive sampling
» RoHS compliant circuit boards

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YES Plus LGA 15-Channel IAQ Monitor

TECHnICAL SPECIFICATIOnS PRODUCT CODES
MECHAnICAL Temperature, RH sensors, internal pump,
Rugged ABS (UL94-HB rated) inline filter, rechargeable battery, internal data YES Plus LGA
Enclosure c/w multi-position, adjustable aluminum logging, capacity for 12 gas sensors
carrying hangle/stand
Weight 1.7 kg (3.6 lb) OPTIOnS
Size 10.0” x 3.5” x 7.0” (254 mm x 89 mm x 178 mm) Ammonia (NH3) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-H
Arsine (AsH3) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-R
ELECTRICAL Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5,000 ppm PNP-A+
Rechargeable NiMH battery pack: Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 10,000 ppm PNP-A1
18 - 24 hours of continuous operation time Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 20% volume PNP-A2
Power (dependent upon the sensor array
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5% volume PNP-B
installed) c/w plug-in battery charger /
12 VDC wall adapter (100 - 240 VAC; 50 - 60 Hz) Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 100% volume PNP-B1
Powerful microprocessor, user Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-C
Circuit Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm
configurable PNP-C1
Internal, automatic sample pump for (H2 compensated for use in H2 background)
Sampling Chlorine (Cl2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-I
“active” sampling of target environment
Chlorine dioxide (ClO2), electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-J
EnVIROnMEnTAL (sensor dependant) Combustibles (catalytic), 0 - 100% LEL PNP-X
Operating Ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 500 ppm PNP-E1
5°C to 50°C (41°F to 122°F) Ethylene oxide (C2H4O), 0 - 20 ppm PNP-E2
Temperature

DATASHEE T
Humidity 0 - 99% RH non-condensing Fluorine (F2) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-S
Formaldehyde (CH2O) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-Q
CERTIFICATIOn Hydrogen (H2) electrochemical, 0 - 1,000 ppm PNP-K
CE Pending Hydrogen chloride (HCl) electrochemical, 0 - 30 ppm PNP-M
Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) electrochemical,
PNP-N
0 - 100 ppm
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-O
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-L
Nitric oxide (NO) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-E
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-D
Oxygen (O2) electrochemical, 0 - 25% volume PNP-F
Ozone (O3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-G
Phosphine (PH3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-V
Silane (SiH4) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-W
Sulphur dioxide (SO2) electrochemical, 0 - 20 ppm PNP-P
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 300 ppm PNP-Y+
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 50 ppm PNP-Z+

ACCESSORIES
Hard shell carrying case for YES Plus LGA 718
YES logger package, 2 GB flash card, USB cable,
YESAIR-LGRPKG
YES Viewer software, SD flash card reader
Handheld probe 10” with 30” of sample hose YES-HHPROBE-10
YES Viewer information logging software CD YES-SFTWRE

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Industry Abbreviations & Product Acronyms
A Amperes COCl2 Phosgene
A/C Air Conditioning CSA Canadian Standards Associaation
ABS Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene DC Direct Current
amp Amperes DDC Direct Digital Controller
AsH3 Arsine DST Digital Signal Transmitter
ASHRAE American Society of Heating, EC Electrochemical
Refrigerating and Air EEPROM Electrically Erasable
Conditioning Engineers Programmable Read Only
AST Analog Signal Transmitter Memory
ATW Analog Two Wire EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
avg Average En European Norm
BACnet® Building Automation and Control ETO Ethylene Oxide
Networking EU European Union
BMS Building Management System
F Fahrenheit
BST BACnet® Signal Transmitter
F2 Fluorine
BTL BACnet® Testing Laboratories
GB Gigabyte
BTU British Thermal Unit
GEM Gas Emissions Monitor
C Celsius
H2 Hydrogen
C2H4 Ethylene
H2S Hydrogen Sulphide
CAT Catalytic
HCHO Formaldehyde
CH2O Formaldehyde
HCn Hydrogen Cyanide
CH4 Methane
HE High Efficiency
CE Communaute Europeenne
HEPA High Efficiency Particulate Air
CEF Calibration Extending Firmware
HF Hydrogen Fluoride
CET or CETCI Critical Environment Technologies
HPU Heat Pump Unit
Canada Incorporated
HVAC Heating, Ventilation, and Air
cfm Cubic Feet Per Minute
Conditioning
Cl2 Chlorine
Hz Hertz
ClO2 Chlorine Dioxide IAQ Indoor Air Quality
cm Centimeters IP Ingress Protection
CO Carbon Monoxide IR Infrared
CO2 Carbon Dioxide kg Kilograms

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 lbs Pounds O2 Oxygen
LCD Liquid Crystal Display O3 Ozone
LED Light Emitting Diode PAC Programmable Analog Controller
LEL Lower Explosive Limit PDC Programmable Digital Controller
LGA Landfill Gas Analyzer PET Parkade Emissions Transmitter
LPM Liters Per Minute PH3 Phosphine
LPT Low Power Transmitter PID PhotoIonization Detector
m Meters PPM or ppm Parts Per Million
mA Milliampere psi Pounds Per Square Inch
MAC Mini Analog Controller PVC Polyvinyl Chloride
max Maximum QA Quality Assurance
MB Megabyte REL Recommended Exposure Limit
ME Medium Efficiency RH Relative Humidity
MERV Minimum Efficiency Reporting SCS Self Contained System
Value SiH4 Silane
min Minimum
SPDT Single Pole, Double Throw
mm Millimeters
SO2 Sulfur Dioxide
MS / TP Master-Slave / Token-Passing
SS Solid State
n2H4 Hydrazine
SSM Smart Sensor Module
n2O Nitrious Oxide
STEL Short Term Exposure Limit
nDIR Non-Dispersive Infrared
TLV Threshold Limit Value
nEC National Electric Code
TVOC Total Volative Organic Compound
nEMA National Electrical Manufacturers
TWA Time Weighted Average
Association
UL Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
nFPA National Fire Protection Agency
USB Universal Serial Bus
nH3 Ammonia
VAC Volts Alternating Current
niMH Nickel Metal Hydride
VDC Volts Direct Current
nIOSH National Institute of Occupational
Safety and Health VOC Volatile Organic Compound
nO2 Nitrogen Dioxide W Watts
nOx Nitrogen Oxides WWC Wired Wireless Controller
nTC Negative Temperature Coefficient ZEB Zero Energy Building

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Glossary of Terms
% Volume LEL
The percentage of a gas in the total volume of air. An abbreviation for Lower Explosive Limit, which is the
minimum concentration of each gas in air that must be present
Breathing Zone for combustion or explosion to occur.
The breathing zone refers to the area 4 - 6 feet from the floor,
where most human breathing takes place. This is a good % LEL refers to a method of measuring the concentration
default location for sensors. of a combustible gas where the range of the sensor is set to
correspond with the concentration of gas that is below the
Calibration explosive range. In this case the Lower Explosive Limit equals
Instrument calibration refers to exposing the instrument to a 100% LEL.
known quantity of the measured substance (real or simulated)
and resetting the instrument if required. This verifies that the national Electric Code (nEC)
instrument is operating properly and adjusts for any sensor A compilation of requirements for electrical installation
drift. For gas detection equipment this involves exposing the practices, predominately employed in the USA as a criteria
sensor to a known concentration of the target gas, usually for such installations. Revised by the NEC Committee for the
from a calibration gas cylinder, and resetting the instrument to National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA).
adjust for sensor drift.
national Electrical Manufacturer’s Association (nEMA)
Combustible Gases A trade association propagating standards for industrial
Combustible gases are those that are monitored because they electrical equipment, notably enclosure.
present a risk of explosion or fire.
nitrogen Oxides
Cross-sensitivity A group of compounds most commonly found in vehicle
Cross-sensitivity refers to the response of a sensor to a gas exhaust, where nitrogen oxides are a byproduct of combustion
other than the target gas (also called an interference gas). formed from the nitrogen and oxygen in the air. In exhaust, the
most common is nitric oxide (NO) followed by nitrogen dioxide
Hazardous Area (Class-1) (NO2). Other nitrogen oxides found in much smaller quantities
An area in which flammable gas or vapour could exist under are N2O, N2O3, N2O4, N2O5, N3O4, and NO3.
normal or abnormal operations in potentially explosive
concentrations. Classified as probability of occurance (Class) nonincendive
and type of material (Group) in the NEC. Equipment that will not release sufficient energy in its normal
working condition to ignite a specfic hazardous atmospheric
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) mixture.
IAQ is the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics
of indoor air. This environment is created by the interaction normally Open/Closed Relay Contacts
of the site, the climate, the building system, the potential Condition of relay contacts, open or closed, when power to the
contaminant sources (ie: furnishings, moisture sources, work equipment is off.
processes and activities, and outdoor pollutants) and the
building occupants. nOx
An abbreviation for nitric oxide.
Ignition-capable
Equipment that may have sparking contacts or hot surfaces ppm
that release sufficient energy in normal operation to ignite a Parts Per Million. 100% volume equals 1,000,000 “parts” , 1%
flammable atmosphere. volume equals 10,000 “parts”.

Intrinsically safe Refrigerant

Equipment and wiring not capable of releasing sufficient The fluid used for heat transfer in a refrigerating system; the
electrical or thermal energy under normal or abnormal refrigerant absorbs heat at low temperature and low pressure
conditions to cause ignition of a specific hazardous and transfers heat at higher temperature and higher pressure,
atmospheric mixture in its most easily ignited concentration usually with changes of state.
(NEC 1978).
Relay Contacts Dry
No power is supplied to be switched by the relay contacts.
Opposed to powered contacts.

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 SENSOR MOUNTING

Heights & Location

The sensor mounting height depends on the density of the gas relative
to air. Heavier than air gases should be detected 6 inches from the floor,
lighter than air gas sensors should be placed on or near the ceiling,
and gases which have a density close to that of air should have sensors
installed in the "breathing zone" 4 - 6 ft from the floor. The breathing
zone refers to the area 4 - 6 ft from the floor, where most human
breathing takes place. This is a good default location for sensors, as
many gases are often well dispersed in air.

Consideration should be given to accessibility for calibration when

locating sensors. For example, a sensor mounted 30 ft off the floor will
be difficult or even hazardous to service.

Sensors should be placed near the source of the gas if possible. For
example, near the compressor or piping.

Sensors should not be placed near ventilation fans or openings

to outside. They should be placed in areas where there is good air
circulation, but not in the path of rapidly moving air. Pay particular
attention to "dead air spots" where there is little or no air movement.

Mounting Heights for Common Gases:

Breathing Zone (4 - 6 ft above floor) near the Ceiling
Carbon Monoxide CO Ammonia NH3
Carbon Dioxide CO2 Methane (Natural Gas) CH4
Oxygen O2 Hydrogen H2
Nitric Oxide NO
near the Floor (6” above floor)
Nitrogen Dioxide NO2
Carbon Dioxide CO2
Hydrogen Sulphide H2S (Industrial or beverage applications)
Chlorine Cl2
Ozone O3
Propane C3H8
Refrigerants (Freons)

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Fixed Gas Detection Systems

How far apart should the sensors be? What gases can be detected with CETCI's fixed
This depends on the application, but for most gas detection equipment?
commercial vehicle exhaust applications, each sensor Ammonia NH3
should “cover” 5,000 - 7,000 ft2. This translates to
about 70 - 80 ft apart, or a 35 - 40 ft radius. In more Carbon Dioxide CO2
hazardous areas, the sensor coverage area should be Carbon Monoxide CO
reduced.
Chlorine Cl2
Combustible Gases multiple gases
What should the mounting height of the Ethylene C2H4
sensors be?
Ethylene Oxide C2H4O
This depends on the density of the gas relative to air.
Heavier than air gases should be detected 6 inches Formaldehyde CH2O
from the floor, lighter than air gas sensors should be Hydrogen H2
placed on or near the ceiling, and gases which have
Hydrogen Sulphide H2S
a density close to that of air should have sensors
installed in the “breathing zone” 4 - 6 ft from the floor. Methane CH4
Consider accessibility for calibration when locating Nitric Oxide NO
sensors.
Nitrogen Dioxide NO2
Oxygen O2
Are there other considerations for locating Ozone O3
sensors?
Propane C3H8
Sensors should not be placed near ventilation fans or
openings to outside. They should be placed in areas Refrigerants R12, R22, R114, R123,
where there is good air circulation, but not in the path R134A, R401A, R401B,
of rapidly moving air. Pay particular attention to “dead R402A, R404A, R407C,
air spots” where there is little or no air movement. R408A, R409A, R410A,
R422A, R422D, R438A,
R500, R502, R507, R507A
What is the breathing zone? Sulphur Dioxide SO2
The breathing zone refers to the area 4 - 6 ft from TVOC
the floor, where most human breathing takes place.
This is a good default location for vehicle exhaust
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Why are different kinds of sensors used?

Most gases can only be detected by 1 or 2 sensor
types. Consideration is given to required accuracy and
specificity, sensor life expectancy, and finally cost.

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Are some gases lighter than others? Disadvantages
All substances have a molecular weight determined Broad spectrum, non-specific, not as accurate
by the number and type of atoms in the molecule. as other types.
In a gaseous state, the larger and heavier the
molecule, the heavier the gas. Electrochemical
Advantages
Accurate, repeatable, more gas specific, defined
What are the molecular weights of gases? cross sensitivities.
Molecular weight of some common gases: Disadvantages
Air 29 Relatively short life, moderately expensive.
Ammonia (NH3) 17 Catalytic
Carbon Monoxide (CO) 28 Advantages
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) 44 Range 0 - 100% LEL for many combustible
gases, accurate, long life.
Chlorine (Cl2) 71 Disadvantages
Hydrogen (H2) 2 Moderately expensive, can be poisoned.
Hydrogen Sulphide (H2S) 34
Infrared
Methane (CH4) 16 Advantages
Oxygen (O2) 32 Very gas specific, best way to detect CO2, very
Ozone (O3) 48 accurate & stable, long life.
Disadvantages
Nitric Oxide (NO) 30 Expensive.
Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) 46
Propane (C3H8) 44
Does gas detection equipment need
maintenance and calibration?
Are there many types of sensors used for gas Yes. Maintenance on a properly installed, quality
detection? system is minimal and need only consist of a visual
There are many sensors used to detect gases. Some inspection and verification of operation. Calibration
gases can be detected by some sensors and not by frequency depends on sensor type and application.
others, and some sensors are more accurate or gas-
specific than others. Types of sensors include Solid Typical frequency for commercial applications is 1 - 2
State (also known as Metal Oxide Semiconductor), times per year. For areas where health hazards may
Electrochemical, Catalytic, Infrared, PID and others. exist, 3 - 4 times per year.

Industrial applications 4 - 6 times per year or even

What are advantages and disadvantages of... monthly.
Solid State (MOS)
Advantages
Low cost, long life, quite resistant to poisoning.
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Fixed Gas Detection Systems

What is calibration? Where does carbon monoxide (CO) come from?
Instrument calibration refers to exposing the Usually occurs as a product of combustion of an
instrument to a known quantity of the measured organic compound. Most commonly found in vehicle
substance (real or simulated) and resetting the exhaust.
instrument if required.

This verifies that the instrument is operating properly Where does CO2 come from?
and adjusts for any sensor drift. For gas detection Carbon Dioxide is a naturally occurring gas in air (less
equipment this involves exposing the sensor to a than 1%) and since it is exhaled during respiration, it
known concentration of the target gas, usually from a is often used as an indicator of Indoor Air Quality. CO2
calibration gas cylinder, and resetting the instrument is produced in the combustion of organic compounds
to adjust for sensor drift. and it is also formed during fermentation. CO2 is used
in many industrial and food & beverage applications
and may present a hazard if it leaks from cylinders.
Can gas detection equipment produce energy
savings?
Yes. A properly installed, maintained and calibrated What are nitrogen Oxides?
gas detection system can produce significant energy A group of compounds most commonly found
savings by running ventilation fans only when in vehicle exhaust, where Nitrogen Oxides are a
required, minimizing energy usage and expense. byproduct of combustion formed from the Nitrogen
and Oxygen in the air.

What is cross-sensitivity? In exhaust, the most common is Nitric Oxide (NO)

Cross-sensitivity refers to the response of a sensor followed by Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2). Other Nitrogen
to a gas other than the target gas (also called an Oxides found in much smaller quantities are N2O,
interference gas). N2O3, N2O4, N2O5, N3O4, and NO3.

What are combustible gases? Where do nO and nO2 come from?

Combustible gases are those that are monitored Nitric Oxide (NO) and Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) usually
because they present a risk of explosion or fire. occur as a byproduct of combustion, often from diesel
fuel powered vehicle exhaust. (see Nitrogen Oxides).

I get confused between CO and CO2 - what’s the

difference? What is nOx?
CO is the chemical symbol for Carbon Monoxide which NOx is an abbreviation for Nitrogen Oxides. (see
is a byproduct of combustion. Nitrogen Oxides).
CO2 is the chemical symbol for Carbon Dioxide which
usually comes from human respiration in commercial
applications and is used as an indicator for Indoor Air What does ppm mean?
Quality. Parts Per Million. 100% volume equals 1,000,000
“parts” , 1% volume equals 10,000 ‘parts’.
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Where does H2S come from? What gases are present in chiller rooms?
Hydrogen Sulphide is commonly produced from decay Chiller room gases: Ammonia, Refrigerants
of organic matter and in industrial processes such as
Pulp & Paper and Oil & Gas. It is often found in ‘Sewer
Gas’. What gases are present in swimming pools?
Water purification chemicals: Chlorine, Ozone

What does % volume mean?

The percentage of a gas in the total volume of air. What gases are present in warehouses?
Forklift or truck exhaust gases: CO, Nitrogen oxides

What does % LEL mean? Interference gases: Solvent fumes from warehoused
Combustible gases form flammable mixtures with air. products
For each gas there is an explosive range within which
the fuel to air mixture will support combustion. LEL
is an abbreviation for Lower Explosive Limit, which What gases are present in repair garages?
is the minimum concentration of each gas in air that Vehicle exhaust gases: CO, Nitrogen Oxides
must be present for combustion or explosion to occur.
Combustible gases from fuel leakage: Propane,
% LEL refers to a method of measuring the Gasoline, Methane
concentration of a combustible gas where the
range of the sensor is set to correspond with the Interference gases: Solvent fumes
concentration of gas that is below the explosive
range. In this case the Lower Explosive Limit equals
100 % LEL.

What gases are present in arenas?

Zamboni exhaust gases: CO, Nitrogen Oxides

Combustible gases from Zamboni fuel leakage:

Propane, Gasoline, Deisel, Methane

What gases are present in parking garages?

Vehicle exhaust gases: CO, Nitrogen Oxides

Combustible gases from fuel leakage: Propane,

Gasoline, Methane

Interference gases: Solvent fumes from paint or sealer

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Portable Indoor Air Quality Monitors

Indoor air quality is the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of indoor air. This environment is
created by the interaction of the site, the climate, the building system, the potential contaminant sources
(ie: furnishings, moisture sources, work processes and activities, and outdoor pollutants) and the building
occupants.

What is an Indoor Air Quality Monitor and how What gases can be detected with CETCI’s
can it help me? portable indoor air quality instruments?
An indoor air quality monitor samples the air Ammonia NH3
continuously until downloaded; producing an analysis
of the air quality based on the channels/gases Arsine AsH3
supplied. Carbon Dioxide CO2
Carbon Monoxide CO
YES Monitors measure IAQ on 3 basic levels;
Temperature, Relative Humidity and Carbon Dioxide. Chlorine Cl2
By recording samples from all three variables Chlorine Dioxide ClO2
simultaneously over a period of time, one is able to Combustible Gases n/a
analyze where and when the air quality is poor in
the workplace. Once the source has been determined Ethylene C2H4
then proper ventilation can be installed or altered. Ethylene Oxide C2H4O
Fluorine F2

When should you purchase an IAQ Monitor? Formaldehyde CH2O

Prior to introducing IAQ monitors into the Hydrogen H2
investigation, one should have a comprehensive Hydrogen Chloride HCl
understanding of how the building operates and
the nature of the complaints. An overview of the Hydrogen Cyanide HCN
ventilation system will help to define where you Hydrogen Fluoride HF
should place the YES Air Quality Monitors to best Hydrogen Sulphide H2S
address the issues at hand.
Nitric Oxide NO
Nitrogen Dioxide NO2
Who uses these monitors? Oxygen O2
Initially these monitors were developed to assist
Ozone O3
property managers, building maintenance staff,
health and safety officials, and consultants working Phosphine PH3
in the occupational environment field. Although Silane SiH4
now various companies, corporations and schools
Sulphur Dioxide SO2
use IAQ monitors to ensure proper air quality in the
workplace. TVOC

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Why measure Temperature and Relative Facts on CO2
Humidity? » Producers of CO2: people and combustion of fossil
ASHRAE Standard 55-1992, Thermal Environmental fuels (gas & oil furnaces/heaters)
Conditions for Human Occupancy, sets guidelines » The average person performing light office work
intended to achieve thermal conditions that at least produces CO2 at a rate of 0.3L / min.
80% of the occupants would find comfortable. » Normal part of the atmosphere at 330 ppm to
350 ppm
ASHRAE’s recommended RH levels are between 25 » Acceptable Office levels 600 - 800 ppm
- 60%.

** Low RH causes skin to become dry leading to What problems does poor indoor air quality
chapping and irritation, increases static electricity cause?
hindering computer operation. Many experience these symptoms without
realizing that they can be alleviated through proper
** High RH levels can result in condensation and thus ventilation.
the development of molds and fungi.
Sick Building Syndrome
High temperature and humidity levels can increase A set of symptoms related to chemical, particulate
the concentrations of some pollutants. or biological exposure that cannot be related to a
specific cause but are alleviated when the occupant
To obtain an accurate reading of pollutants levels, leaves the building. Individuals report symptoms such
it is necessary to take into account these levels and as headaches, nausea, fatigue and drowsiness, eye,
balance the temperature and relative humidity with nose, and throat irritation.
the carbon dioxide levels.
Building-Related Illness
A specific illness with a known cause that is a
Why use Carbon Dioxide levels to determine result of exposure to an indoor agent. Examples are
ventilation? Legionnaire’s disease and Pontiac Fever.
Carbon dioxide is an odorless, colorless gas produced
through human metabolism.

CO2 provides the most accurate readings for

determining when ventilation should be increased
and decreased. Saving energy and improving air
quality concurrently. High CO2 levels usually coincide
with high indoor contaminates, due to a problem
with the HVAC system.

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Product Codes
GaS dEtECtion ControllEr
PDC Multi-Channel Controller
PDC series, up to 2 analog inputs PDC-A02
PDC series, up to 8 analog inputs PDC-A08
PDC series, up to 8 digital inputs PDC-D08
PDC series, up to 24 digital inputs PDC-D24
PDC series, up to 16 digital inputs PDC-D16
PDC series, up to 32 digital inputs PDC-D32
PDC series, up to 64 digital inputs PDC-D64
PDC series, up to 96 digital inputs PDC-D96
PDC series, up to 128 digital inputs PDC-D128

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes above)

Industrial horn, 103 dB, remote H
BACnet® output module option BAC
Strobe light, 4” diameter, remote L
Water / dust tight enclosure W

Accessories
Relay module, 8 relays each, remote RRM-8
Analog output module, 8 4 - 20 mA outputs each RAO-8
Power supply, 24 V, remote RPS-24V
CAN network bridge CNB-2
Strobe & horn combo, remote RSH-24
Annunciator, remote RAP-128
Metal protective guard, large, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for controllers SCS-8000-SPG

SElf ContainEd GaS dEtECtorS

GEM-II Multi-Channel Controller
GEM series, integral sensor, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-AECO
GEM series, integral sensor, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-AEND
GEM series, integral sensor, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-AENO
GEM series, integral sensor, oxygen (O2) GEM-AEO2
GEM series, integral sensor, sulphur dioxide (SO2) GEM-AESO
GEM series, remote sensor GEM-B
GEM series, remote sensor, combustible gases (solid state) GEM-BSCB
GEM series, remote sensor, methane (CH4) GEM-BSCB
GEM series, remote sensor, propane (C3H8) GEM-BSCB
GEM series, remote sensor, refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, R404A,
GEM-BSR2
R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507)
GEM series, remote sensor, TVOCs (solid state) GEM-BSOS

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 GEM series, integral & remote sensors, carbon monoxide (CO) GEM-DECO-ECO
GEM series, integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote combustible gases (solid state) GEM-DECO-SCB
GEM series, integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote methane (CH4) GEM-DECO-SCB
GEM series, integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote propane (C3H8) GEM-DECO-SCB
GEM series, integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-DECO-END
GEM series, integral carbon monoxide (CO), remote nitric oxide (NO) GEM-DECO-ENO
GEM series, integral & remote sensors, oxygen (O2) GEM-DEO2-EO2
GEM series, integral & remote sensors, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-DEND-END
GEM series, integral & remote sensors, nitric oxide (NO) GEM-DENO-ENO
GEM series, integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) GEM-EECO-END
GEM series, integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & nitric oxide (NO) GEM-EECO-ENO
GEM series, integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & oxygen (O2) GEM-EECO-EO2
GEM series, integral, carbon monoxide (CO) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) GEM-EECO-ESO
GEM series, integral, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) GEM-EEND-ESO

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes above)

LED digital display N
120 VAC powered version J
Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S
Enclosed external transformer, 120 - 22 VAC TIB-2250

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

GaS dEtECtion tranSmittErS

AST Analog Transmitters
AST series, ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm AST-EAM
AST series, carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm AST-ECO
AST series, combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL AST-SCB

AST series, chlorine (Cl2), 0 - 5 ppm Discontinued

AST series, combustible gases (catalytic), 0 - 100% LEL AST-CCB
AST-ECL
AST series, ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-EC4
AST series, formaldehyde (CH2O), 0 - 10 ppm AST-EFO
AST series, hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-EH2
AST series, hydrogen sulphide (H2S), 0 - 50 ppm AST-EHS
AST series, methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL AST-SCB
AST series, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm AST-END
AST series, nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm AST-ENO
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Product Codes
AST series, oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume AST-OO2
AST series, ozone (O3), 0 - 2 ppm AST-EO3
AST series, propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL AST-SCB
AST series, refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, R404A, R407C, R410A,
R422A, R422D, R438A, R507), 0 - 2,000 ppmDiscontinued
AST series, sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm
AST-SR2
AST-ESO
AST series, TVOCs (solid state), 0 - 500 ppm AST-SOS
AST series, TVOCs (PID), 0 - 50 ppm AST-SPL
AST series, TVOCs (PID), 0 - 300 ppm AST-SPH

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes above)

LED digital display N
Relay, dry contact SPDT, 2 amps @ 28 V R
Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

AST-I Industrial Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Transmitters

AST-I series, industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing, 0 - 5% volume CO2 AST-ICD-BW
AST-I series, industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing, 0 - 100% volume CO2 AST-ICD-CW
AST-I series, industrial carbon dioxide (CO2), watertight housing, 0 - 100% volume CO2 AST-ICD-DW
AST-I series, industrial hydrocarbon gases, watertight housing, 0 - 100% LEL CH4 AST-IHC-BW
AST-I series, industrial hydrocarbon gases, watertight housing, 0 - 100% volume CH4 AST-IHC-CW
AST-I series, industrial nitrious oxide (N2O), watertight housing, 0 - 1,000 ppm N2O AST-INI-EW

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

AST-IRT Refrigerant Transmitters

AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R12, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R12

Discontinued
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R12, 0 - 2,000 ppm
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R22, 0 - 2,000 ppm
AST-IRT-F-R12
AST-IRT-C-R22
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R22, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R22

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 AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R114, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R114
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R114, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R114
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R123, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R123
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R123, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R123
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R134A, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R134A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R134A, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R134A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R401A (MP89), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R401A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R401A (MP89), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R401A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R401B (MP66), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R401B
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R401B (MP66), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R401B
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R402A (HP80), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R402A

Discontinued
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R402A (HP80), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R402A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R404A (HP62), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R404A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R404A (HP62), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R404A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R407C (9000), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R407C
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R407C (9000), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R407C
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R408A (FX10), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R408A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R408A (FX10), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R408A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R409A (FX56), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R409A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R409A (FX56), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R409A
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R500, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R500
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R500, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R500
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R502, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R502
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R502, 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R502
AST-IRT series, chiller room model, Refrigerants R507A (AZ50), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-C-R507A
AST-IRT series, freezer room model, Refrigerants R507A (AZ50), 0 - 2,000 ppm AST-IRT-F-R507A

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes)

Water / dust tight ABS fiberglass enclosure W
Stainless steel enclosure tbd

AST-IS Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Transmitters

AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), office wall mount AST-IS1
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), office wall mount with LCD digital display AST-IS2
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount AST-IS3
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount with LCD digital display AST-IS4
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, wall mount with IP54
AST-IS5
industrial enclosure, LCD digital display & relay
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with IP54 industrial enclosure AST-IS6

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Product Codes
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with IP54 industrial enclosure
AST-IS7
& LCD digital display
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, duct mount AST-IS8
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor,
AST-IS9
duct mount with LCD digital display
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, wall mount AST-IS10
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, wall mount
AST-IS11
with LCD digital display
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), relay & temperature sensor, wall mount with LCD
AST-IS12
digital display & relay
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2) & temperature sensor, wall mount with IP54
AST-IS13
industrial enclosure & relay
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with LCD digital display
AST-IS14
& audible alarm
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount VAV with hidden LCD digital display AST-IS15
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount VAV with LCD digital display AST-IS16
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), duct mount with LCD digital display AST-IS17
AST-IS series, carbon dioxide (CO2), wall mount with IP54 industrial enclosure,
AST-IS18
0 - 6% volume

ATW Two-Wire Transmitters

ATW series, ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm ATW-EAM
ATW series, carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm ATW-ECO
ATW series, chlorine (Cl2), 0 - 5 ppm ATW-ECL
ATW series, ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm ATW-EET
ATW series, formaldehyde (CH2O), 0 - 10 ppm ATW-EFO
Discontinued
ATW series, hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm
ATW series, hydrogen sulphide (H2S), 0 - 50 ppm
ATW-EH2
ATW-EHS
ATW series, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm ATW-END
ATW series, nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm ATW-ENO
ATW series, oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume ATW-OO2
ATW series, ozone (O3), 0 - 2 ppm ATW-EO3
ATW series, sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm ATW-ESO

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes)

Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1

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 Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

DST Digital Transmitters

DST series, ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm DST-EAM
DST series, carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm DST-ECO
DST series, combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
DST series, chlorine (Cl2), 0 - 5 ppm DST-ECL
DST series, ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm DST-EET
DST series, hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm DST-EH2
DST series, hydrogen sulphide (H2S), 0 - 50 ppm DST-EHS
DST series, methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
DST series, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm DST-END
DST series, nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm DST-ENO
DST series, oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume DST-OO2
DST series, ozone (O3), 0 - 2 ppm DST-EO3
DST series, propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL DST-SCB
DST series, sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm DST-ESO

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes)

Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

LPT Economical Transmitters

LPT series, carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm LPT-ECO
LPT series, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm LPT-END

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes)

Splash guard S

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

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PET BACnet® Transmitters
PET series, single channel, ammonia (NH3), 0 - 500 ppm PET-EAM
PET series, single channel, carbon monoxide (CO), 0 - 200 ppm PET-TCO
PET series, single channel, combustible gases (solid state), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
PET series, single channel, ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 2,000 ppm PET-EC4
PET series, single channel, formaldehyde (CH2O), 0 - 10 ppm PET-EFO
PET series, single channel, hydrogen (H2), 0 - 2,000 ppm PET-EH2
PET series, single channel, methane (CH4), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
PET series, single channel, nitrogen dioxide (NO2), 0 - 10 ppm PET-END
PET series, single channel, nitric oxide (NO), 0 - 100 ppm PET-ENO
PET series, single channel, oxygen (O2), 0 - 25% volume PET-OO2
PET series, single channel, propane (C3H8), 0 - 50% LEL PET-SCB
PET series, single channel, refrigerants (R12, R22, R134A, R401A, R402A, R404A,
PET-SR2
R407C, R410A, R422A, R422D, R438A, R507), 0 - 2,000 ppm
PET series, single channel, sulphur dioxide (SO2), 0 - 20 ppm PET-ESO
PET series, single channel, TVOCs (solid state), 0 - 500 ppm PET-SOS
PET series, dual channel, ammonia (NH3) & nitric oxide (NO) PET-EAM-ENO
PET series, dual channel, ammonia (NH3) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-EAM-END
PET series, dual channel, ammonia (NH3) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-EAM-ESO
PET series, dual channel, ammonia (NH3) & oxygen (O2) PET-EAM-OO2
PET series, dual channel, carbon monoxide (CO) & nitric oxide (NO) PET-TCO-ENO
PET series, dual channel, carbon monoxide (CO) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-TCO-END
PET series, dual channel, carbon monoxide (CO) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-TCO-ESO
PET series, dual channel, carbon monoxide (CO) & oxygen (O2) PET-TCO-OO2
PET series, dual channel, ethylene (C2H4) & nitric oxide (NO) PET-EC4-ENO
PET series, dual channel, ethylene (C2H4) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-EC4-END
PET series, dual channel, ethylene (C2H4) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-EC4-ESO
PET series, dual channel, ethylene (C2H4) & oxygen (O2) PET-EC4-OO2
PET series, dual channel, formaldehyde (CH2O) & nitric oxide (NO) PET-EFO-ENO
PET series, dual channel, formaldehyde (CH2O) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-EFO-END
PET series, dual channel, formaldehyde (CH2O) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-EFO-ESO
PET series, dual channel, formaldehyde (CH2O) & oxygen (O2) PET-EFO-OO2
PET series, dual channel, hydrogen (H2) & nitric oxide (NO) PET-EH2-ENO
PET series, dual channel, hydrogen (H2) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-EH2-END
PET series, dual channel, hydrogen (H2) & sulphur dioxide (NO2) PET-EH2-ESO
PET series, dual channel, hydrogen (H2) & oxygen (O2) PET-EH2-OO2
PET series, dual channel, nitric oxide (NO) & nitrogen dioxide (NO2) PET-ENO-END
PET series, dual channel, nitric oxide (NO) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-ENO-ESO
PET series, dual channel, nitric oxide (NO) & oxygen (O2) PET-ENO-OO2
PET series, dual channel, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-END-ESO
PET series, dual channel, nitrogen dioxide (NO2) & oxygen (O2) PET-END-OO2
PET series, dual channel, oxygen (O2) & sulphur dioxide (SO2) PET-OO2-ESO
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 Options (to be added to the end of the product codes)
LED digital display N
Remote housing (solid state sensor only) R
4 - 20 mA analog transmitter (solid state sensor only) A
Water / dust tight enclosure W
Splash guard (for watertight enclosure only) S

Accessories
Calibration kit, 15 L or 17 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-8000-CK1
Calibration kit, 34 L, 58 L, 75 L, or 103 L cylinders, 0.5 LPM flow regulator CET-7150-CK1
Metal protective guard, small, 16 gauge, galvanized metal guards for transmitters SCS-8000-RSG

PortaBlE indoor air QUality monitorS

YESAIR Eight Channel Air Quality Monitor
YESAIR, temperature & RH sensors, internal pump, rechargeable batteries (3 x AA
YESAIR
NiMH), battery charger, capacity for 5 gas sensors
YESAIR-D, temperature & RH sensors, diffuser cap, rechargeable batteries (3 x AA
YESAIR-D
NiMH), battery charger, capacity for 5 gas sensors

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes above)

Ammonia (NH3) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-H
Arsine (AsH3) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-R
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5,000 ppm PNP-A+
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 10,000 ppm PNP-A1
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 20% volume PNP-A2
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5% volume PNP-B
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 100% volume PNP-B1
Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-C
Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm
PNP-C1
(H2 compensated for use in H2 background)
Chlorine (Cl2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-I
Chlorine dioxide (ClO2), electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-J
Combustibles (catalytic), 0 - 100% LEL PNP-X
Ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 500 ppm PNP-E1
Ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm PNP-E2
Fluorine (F2) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-S
Formaldehyde (CH2O) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-Q
Hydrogen (H2) electrochemical, 0 - 1,000 ppm PNP-K
Hydrogen chloride (HCl) electrochemical, 0 - 30 ppm PNP-M
Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-N
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-O

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Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-L
Nitric oxide (NO) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-E
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-D
Oxygen (O2) electrochemical, 0 - 25% volume PNP-F
Ozone (O3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-G
Phosphine (PH3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-V
Silane (SiH4) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-W
Sulphur dioxide (SO2) electrochemical, 0 - 20 ppm PNP-P
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 300 ppm PNP-Y+
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 50 ppm PNP-Z+
External mounted nickel metal hydride pack YESAIR BATT OPTION

Accessories
Hard shell carrying case for YESAIR 6010.20
YES logger package, 2 GB flash card, USB cable, YES Viewer software,
YESAIR-LGRPKG
SD flash card reader
Handheld probe 10” with 30” of sample hose YES-HHPROBE-10
External lead acid battery, in carrying case w charger YES-AIR BATT EXT
YES Viewer information logging software CD YES-SFTWRE

YES Plus LGA Fifteen Channel Air Quality Monitor

YES Plus LGA, temperature, RH sensors, internal pump, inline filter, rechargeable bat-
YES Plus LGA
tery, internal data logging, capacity for 12 gas sensors

Options (to be added to the end of the product codes above)

Ammonia (NH3) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-H
Arsine (AsH3) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-R
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5,000 ppm PNP-A+
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 10,000 ppm PNP-A1
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 20% volume PNP-A2
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 5% volume PNP-B
Carbon dioxide (CO2) infrared, 0 - 100% volume PNP-B1
Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-C
Carbon monoxide (CO) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm
PNP-C1
(H2 compensated for use in H2 background)
Chlorine (Cl2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-I
Chlorine dioxide (ClO2), electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-J
Combustibles (catalytic), 0 - 100% LEL PNP-X
Ethylene (C2H4), 0 - 500 ppm PNP-E1
Ethylene oxide (ETO), 0 - 20 ppm PNP-E2
Fluorine (F2) electrochemical, 0 - 2 ppm PNP-S
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 Formaldehyde (CH2O) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-Q
Hydrogen (H2) electrochemical, 0 - 1,000 ppm PNP-K
Hydrogen chloride (HCl) electrochemical, 0 - 30 ppm PNP-M
Hydrogen cyanide (HCN) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-N
Hydrogen fluoride (HF) electrochemical, 0 - 10 ppm PNP-O
Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) electrochemical, 0 - 50 ppm PNP-L
Nitric oxide (NO) electrochemical, 0 - 100 ppm PNP-E
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) electrochemical, 0 - 5 ppm PNP-D
Oxygen (O2) electrochemical, 0 - 25% volume PNP-F
Ozone (O3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-G
Phosphine (PH3) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-V
Silane (SiH4) electrochemical, 0 - 1 ppm PNP-W
Sulphur dioxide (SO2) electrochemical, 0 - 20 ppm PNP-P
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 300 ppm PNP-Y+
TVOCs (PID), 0 - 50 ppm PNP-Z+

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YES logger package, 2 GB flash card, USB cable, YES Viewer software,
YESAIR-LGRPKG
SD flash card reader
Handheld probe 10” with 30” of sample hose YES-HHPROBE-10
YES Viewer information logging software CD YES-SFTWRE

Discontinued
YESAIR Junior Essential Air Quality Monitor
YESAIR Junior, carbon dioxide (CO2), temperature & relative humidity sensors plus
YESAIR Junior
internal data logging, YES Viewer software, USB cable & carrying case

Accessories
YES logger package, 2 GB flash card, USB cable, YES Viewer software,
YESAIR-LGRPKG
SD flash card reader
YES Viewer information logging software CD YES-SFTWRE

YESDUST Affordable Particulate Sensor

YESDUST, particulate sensor, 1 - 10 micro meters YESDUST

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