Gasmaster GM-4 Gas Detector

Stationary gas detection control panel Gasmaster GM 4 / 

(with ATEX certification) / for monitoring gas sensors / for O2, O3, CO, CO2, NH3, H2S

The Gasmaster is a gas detection control panel with a large display. There are several versions of this gas detection control panel. The basic GM4 control panel has four input channels. The basic model of the Gasmaster is modular in design. The Gasmaster 4, in addition to what was previously described, has four input channels. There is also the option to configure the outputs in different ways. The different modules will be combined based on customer needs. This way, almost all combinations are possible. The Gasmaster has two alarm relays per input that allow for the activation of optical, acoustic alarms, or fans. Inside, there are two other relays for alarms 1 and 2. For this purpose, the Gasmaster gas detection control panel has a third internal relay for failure alarm.

- Possibility of different combinations 

- Weight of 4.5 kg

- Operating temperature 

  -10 ... +50 ºC

- A/V alarm max. 24V DC 650 mA

- Event log

- Communication port for configuration

  of PC

- Atmospheric humidity 0 ... 95% H.r.

- Pantalla LCD

Technical specifications of the Gasmaster gas detection system

Features generales

Entradas

4 channels for up to 4 gas sensors

Salidas

Opcional 4... 20 mA / entrada mV

Memoria

For 300 operations

Pantalla

LCD, in ppb, ppm or %

Alarm indicator

Sound: 85 dB beep

Optical: LED alarm

Temperatura operativa

-10 ... + 50 ºC

Humidity in the work area

0 ... 95 % H.r. (without condensation)

Power supply

90 ... 264 VAC / 50 ... 60 Hz

Backup battery

1,2 Ah

Housing material

Stainless steel frame / ABS front

Dimensions

288 x 278 x 10 mm

Peso

4,5 kg

Normativas

EN 50270 (EMC), EN 61010-1 low voltage

Protection

IP 54

Contents of the shipment

- Gas detection control panel Gasmaster GM-4

- Instruction Manual

- Sensores (optional)

- All gas sensors are supplied calibrated, includes calibration sheet and 

  user instructions