Carbon Monoxide detector for underground garages CO, 30/60/150ppm (s15), p-p sensor, 12V power supply WG-22.EG/A

Carbon Monoxide detector for use in garages and underground car parks.

This gas detector is designed for continuous monitoring of carbon monoxide (CO) concentration in enclosed spaces, such as underground garages and car parks. The device monitors CO levels, and when permissible norms are exceeded, it activates optical signaling and activates control outputs, allowing for a quick response and ensuring safety. The detector is reliable thanks to the built-in microprocessor, which ensures stable operation, thermal compensation, and the ability to test and calibrate without opening the housing.

Features and application

The WG-22.EG/A detector is a universal solution for both professional installers and end-users. It will work in ventilation control systems, ensuring adequate air exchange in the event of a dangerous CO concentration. Thanks to the replaceable gas sensor, the device is easy and economical to operate. The device has three alarm thresholds compliant with the European standard PN-EN 50545-1:2012, which guarantees compliance with applicable regulations. It has three separated outputs with configurable contacts, allowing integration with various control and signaling systems. Additionally, the A3 output can be configured as a failure signal or to control an additional set of signaling devices.

Construction and parameters

The detector is enclosed in a solid, splash-proof housing (IP54), which ensures its durability and resistance to environmental conditions. All terminals are removable, making it easy to connect multi-strand wires. The device is powered by 12V DC, providing installation flexibility. The detector is factory calibrated in a GAZEX laboratory accredited according to PN-EN ISO/IEC 17025 (PCA accreditation No. AP150), which guarantees measurement accuracy. The dimensions of the device are 80 x 195 x 68 mm, and its weight is approximately 0.4 kg.

Important to remember: The device has a replaceable semiconductor sensor with an estimated lifespan of up to 10 years in clean air. Regular calibration (recommended every 12 months) ensures the long-term reliability of the detector.