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Sensor Orientation

The GS920 must be mounted as shown below pointing vertically down.
Antiseismic
GS920
METANO
METHANE

Sensor Positioning

The GS920 sensor should be mounted in accordance
with certain 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 the
protected area.
Natural gas is lighter than air and will therefore rise,
meaning the GS920 sensor should be mounted 30cm
from the ceiling of the protected area.
LPG is heavier than air, therefore the GS920 sensor
should be mounted 30cm from the lowest point on
floor of the protected area. Natural Gas is lighter than
air and the GS920 should be mounted 30cm from the
highest point from ceiling of the protected area.
If you require assistance regarding locating sensors
please call our Droitwich factory on (01905) 797989
or email us: [email protected]
Important Notes
Always check the wiring before powering up the system.
Do not test this sensor with anything other than Duomo test gas. Concentrations above this will damage the sensor and
shorten sensor life.
The installation of this gas sensor does not release the user from observing all the regulations concerning the characteristics
of the installation and use of gas appliance, the ventalation of the protected environment and the removal of the products
of combustion. Duomo (UK) will not be held responsible or liable for any damage caused to people, property or animals
resulting from incorrect connection, installation or application of this gas sensor.
To ensure correct function after installation Duomo provide a commissioning service using calibrated test gases. For this
service call +44 1905 797989.
t: 01905 797989
e: [email protected] | w: www.duomo.co.uk
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