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Installation
Mounting the detector
Fig.1
The BX444 can be wall mounted or panel
mounted. See fig.(2) for panel cutout dimen-
sions . When panel mounted the support
bracket supplied loose should be fitted as shown
in fig.(3)
Cable gland entries are provided in the form of 2
pre-moulded 20mm 'knockouts' in the back of
the BX444 box. Alternatively it is possible to
carefully drill into the sides of the box. Note: See
fig.(4) for suitable drill positions. Always ensure
that the printed circuit board will clear the cable
gland when closed. It is recommended that the
Fig.2
PCB facia assembly is removed prior to drilling
for gland entry.
Positioning Sensors
The SG590 (Methane) and CO100 (Carbon
Monoxide) Sensors should be mounted in
accordance with the following considerations.
Do not position next to burners, heaters or
ovens where temperatures above the room
ambient may be experienced. It is, if possible,
better to mount the sensors on the opposite
wall. This is, of course, dependant on the size of
Fig.3
the protected area.
Natural Gas is lighter than air and therefore will
obviously rise, therefore the SG590 (methane)
sensor should be mounted 300mm from the
ceiling of the protected area.
For LPG (Propane and butane) the SG590 LPG
must be connected. LPG is heavier than air so
the sensor must be located 300mm from floor
level.
Carbon Monoxide has specific gravity of 0.97
and is therefore slightly lighter than air. However
for positioning purposes at the concentrations of
CO relating to the detector alarm thresholds the
resultant combination of CO and air will neither
rise or fall. The best position to mount the
C0100 is 1.6m above ground level.
If you require assistance regarding locating sen-
sors please call our Droitwich Factory on (01905)
797989 alternatively fax a drawing of your appli-
cation to (01905) 774296 and we will advise ac-
cordingly.