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GasMaster Mantenance
4.3 Detector Calibration
Crowcon recommends that you check detectors routinely to ensure correct calibration and operation.
Gas detectors require recalibration at least every 3 to 6 months. Fire detectors should be tested with the same frequency. Site procedures may require more frequent testing. See section 2.12.1 page
12 for calibration instructions.
For detailed instructions on the routine functional testing of detectors, please refer to the relevant
Installation, Operating and Maintenance Instructions provided with each detector.
4.4 Changing Batteries
During routine servicing, it is recommended that the power be isolated form Gasmaster temporarily to ensure that the back-up batteries are operational. Crowcon recommend that batteries are changed every two years, and replaced as a pair.
Replacement batteries should be Yuasa UCEL
Y1.2-12, 12 v 1.2 Ah C20 lead-acid type cells.
A 10 A fuse is fitted to the batteries, for replacement part number see Spare Parts and Accessories section.
Batteries
Battery connection diagram
Warning
When replacing batteries, care should be taken to ensure cables are re-fitted as shown on the battery connection diagram. Incorrect fitment of battery cables may result in a fire and/or harm to personnel.
4.5 Module Replacement
In the unlikely event of a Gasmaster component failure, Crowcon recommend that repair should not be undertaken by anyone other than Crowcon approved personnel. Please contact Crowcon for details of your nearest service centre.
4.6 Event logging
Gasmaster records alarms, faults and display panel button activities in an Event Log. A maximum of 300 events are logged, after which data is over-written on a first-in-first-out basis. This function provides a record of all system activities which can be uploaded using Gasmaster PC software at any time.
The event log is held in RAM (volatile memory), so in the event of a complete power failure all data will be lost.
4.7 Service card
A card is fitted to the inside of the front cover for logging service activity. It is recommended that this card be filled in with the dates of services, and details of any parts replaced.
4.8 Cleaning
If required, the outside of the Gasmaster case can be cleaned by gently wiping with a damp cloth using a mild soap solution only.
Figure 4.1 Battery replacement
Batteries should be checked regularly on units operating over 40ºC.
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Table of contents
- 5 I. Introduction
- 5 1.1 About Gasmaster
- 5 1.2 About this manual
- 6 applications
- 7 II. Installation
- 7 Please read this first
- 8 2.1 Before installation
- 8 2.2 General
- 9 2.3 Mounting
- 9 2.4 Cabling requirements
- 10 2.5 Installing gas and fire detectors
- 10 2.6 Installing output devices
- 10 2.7 Connecting mains power
- 11 2.8 Connecting input devices
- 15 2.9 Connecting output devices
- 17 2.10 Applying power
- 17 2.11 Battery back-up times
- 18 2.12 Commissioning
- 20 III. Operation
- 20 3.1 Gasmaster Operator Panel
- 22 3.2 Gasmaster start up sequence
- 22 3.3 How to adjust display contrast
- 22 number and system identity
- 23 3.5 Using the menu system
- 23 3.6 Inhibiting channels
- 24 Supervisor Mode
- 25 3.8 In the event of an alarm
- 25 3.9 In the event of a fault
- 25 3.10 System Configuration
- 27 Menu system overview
- 38 IV. Maintenance
- 38 4.1 Functional Testing
- 38 4.2 System Inhibit
- 39 4.3 Detector Calibration
- 39 4.4 Changing Batteries
- 39 4.5 Module Replacement
- 39 4.6 Event logging
- 39 4.7 Service card
- 39 4.8 Cleaning
- 40 Appendix A: Specifications
- 42 Appendix C: Display characters
- 43 Warranty Statement
- 44 Regional addresses