Gas detector WG-61.Fx/A WG-61.FX/A

Gas detector – reliable protection and precise measurement

The WG-61.Fx/A gas detector is an autonomous device designed for continuous monitoring of the concentration of refrigerant agents R32 or R410A in rooms. Its task is to detect dangerous leaks early, minimizing the risk to health and life, as well as potential failures of air conditioning and refrigeration systems. The device is particularly useful in commercial, industrial installations, and in residential buildings with air conditioning systems.

Functionality and application

The WG-61.Fx/A detector uses a semiconductor sensor for precise gas concentration measurement. This ensures a quick and reliable response to changes in the environment. A built-in audible alarm indicates exceeding the set alarm thresholds, allowing for immediate action. Removable terminals facilitate mounting and connection of wires, accepting both single- and multi-strand conductors – without the need for crimp sleeves.

The device finds application in:

• Air conditioning and refrigeration installations: Monitoring leaks of refrigerants R32 and R410A.
• Warehouses and technical rooms: Ensuring safety in places where potential sources of gas leaks occur.
• Industry: Control of gas concentrations in production processes and chemical storage.
• Public buildings: Protecting the health of users by monitoring air quality.

Product characteristics

The WG-61.Fx/A detector is characterized by a solid construction and compact dimensions (110 x 140 x 55 mm), which facilitates its discreet mounting in various locations. 24 V= power supply ensures stable operation of the device, and the ability to choose the sounder mode (on/off) allows you to adapt it to individual user needs. The device is designed to operate in the concentration range of 1000 to 2500 ppm (parts per million). It is important to remember that the semiconductor sensor requires regular calibration to maintain the highest measurement accuracy – the frequency recommended by the manufacturer is once a year or after any major incident involving gas.