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GMA
100 II
Fixed Gas Monitoring System
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- Flexible, customizable,
and economical
- Microprocessor
controlled for all monitoring tasks
- Easy to operate)
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GMA 101
GMA 104 |
Stationary
gas monitoring systems
In many industrial operations, toxic or combustible gases
and vapors or oxygen deficiency can be hazardous to personnel and disruptive
to production. Even small amounts of some materials can cause dangerous
situations. Both legal regulations and your responsibility to your workers
demand continuous, responsive, and reliable monitoring for such dangerous
gases. Only a fixed gas warning system like the GMA 100 II provides the
security of a round-the-clock gas monitoring without the expense of manual
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Control
module GMA 100 II
The GMA 100 II stationary gas warning system is comprised
of a control module and a remote sensor (MWG). The sensor continuously monitors
the gas concentration and sends a signal via cable to the GMA 100 II control
module for evaluation. The GMA 100 II constantly monitors its own operational
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Immediate
recognition and warning of gas hazards
The GMA 100
II provides three alarm levels that can be used to initiate appropriate
responses to gas hazards. The pre-alarm, for example, warns of low gas
concentrations, indicating leaks, before dangerous situations occur. The
other two main alarm thresholds indicate direct danger requiring immediate
action. Alarm levels can be variably adjusted within the detection range
and adapted to changing requirements. Every threshold can be set to latching
/ non-latching and resettable / non-resettable alarm points.
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Quick
reaction means increased safety
Every control module provides optional voltage-free relays
for the three alarms and for fault warning. The relays may be used for
controlling external alarm devices like beacons or buzzers, or they can
activate specific counter measures (closing valves or turning on a fan)
to eliminate the danger from gases or vapors. The GMA 100 II is flexible
enough to accommodate your individual requirements. Every relay can be
either a normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) contact, and works
in either closed or open circuit operation.
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Everything
at a glance
A three-digit
LED display indicates the present gas concentration. Depending on the
measurement task, the readout is presented in ppm, mg/m3, percent LEL,
or percent volume. Additional LEDs indicate operational status, alarm,
or failure. You can easily see all measurement values at a glance for
complete control of the whole hazardous area.
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Easy
handling
A keypad controls
the display of detection range, gas, and units. Relays can be controlled
and checked individually. No special tools or instruments are required.
Alarm levels and calibration are set with push button menu controlmechanical
fine tuning with potentio-meters is a thing of the past.
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Single
or collective alarm
The GMA RB relay
module and the GMA SW key-operated switch allow you to group several control
modules. The key-operated switch suppresses alarms during servicing. In
addition to the collective alarm, each controller can have four relays
which can activate or deactivate electrical devices such as exhaust fans,
valves, alarm horns, or lights.
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Protected
against power failure
In case of a
power failure, the optional battery back-up NAV takes over automatically
and without delay to preserve safety. The NAV slides directly into the
rack; no additional wiring is required.
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More
than 100 GfG sensorssafety for all gas hazards
GfG Instrumentation's
array of powerful and dependable remote sensors (MWG) provide a safe and
reliable solution for individual detection tasks.
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Combustible
gases
Where combustible
gases may build up to explosive concentrations, GfG Instrumentation offers
a variety of monitoring techniques.
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Toxic
gases
Specially selected
GfG sensors provide reliable monitoring of areas where toxic gases and
vapors may be present.
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Oxygen
Electrochemical
sensors ensure reliable protection from hazards caused by oxygen deficiency
or surplus. GfG's remote sensors are available for more than 100 gases.
Every remote sensor can be connected to the GMA 100 II. A simple calibration
with a laptop rapidly configures the GMA 100 II to almost all requirements.
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Monitoring
four detection points simultaneously - GMA 100/4
The model GMA
100/4 has all the features of the GMA 100 II, and can operate four remote
sensors simultaneously on one control module. This allows the configuration
of a low-cost and space-saving gas monitoring system for multiple detection
points.
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