CONSTRUCTION CASE

FIX800 Fixed H₂ and O₂ Gas Monitor Delivery — Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do

Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do · 2021.06.01

Applied Markets

Research Factory

Installed Gases

O2 (Oxygen) H2 (Hydrogen)

Project Details

FIX800 Fixed H₂ and O₂ Gas Monitor — Delivery to Cheonan, Chungnam

This delivery features the FIX800 fixed gas concentration monitor configured with two sensor channels.

Sensor Configuration

  • O₂ (oxygen): 0–5% vol — Low-concentration oxygen sensor to detect oxygen generation or enrichment
  • H₂ (hydrogen): 0–40,000 ppm — Triggers the beacon alarm when hydrogen exceeds the configured threshold

The low-range oxygen sensor monitors for oxygen generation, while the hydrogen sensor provides immediate on-site alarm annunciation via beacon when concentrations rise.

Kit Contents

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Standard kit includes the main unit, power adapter, infrared remote control, and factory calibration certificate.

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Power-On Boot Sequence

At power-on, the display progresses through: brand logo → product configuration → alarm mode and range → one-minute warm-up screen.

H₂ channel display sequence:

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Live measurement display:

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After the one-minute warm-up, the main measurement screen appears.

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Alarm and Beacon Operation

When alarm thresholds are exceeded, the alarm lamp activates together with the beacon and buzzer.

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Beacon mounting bracket and product labeling:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Why is the O₂ sensor configured for the low range of 0–5% vol?

This installation is in a process environment where oxygen is generated, so the purpose is to detect oxygen enrichment rather than deficiency. The 0–5% vol low-concentration range enables precise detection of oxygen generation at trace levels — more suitable for research, laboratory, or specialized process environments than a standard 0–25% vol deficiency-monitoring range.

Q2. Why does the H₂ sensor cover 0–40,000 ppm?

Hydrogen's LEL (lower explosive limit) is 4% (40,000 ppm). The 0–40,000 ppm range covers the entire flammable concentration band — from early-stage trace leak detection through to imminent explosion risk — providing continuous, comprehensive monitoring across the full hazardous range.

Q3. Can O₂ and H₂ sensors be installed simultaneously in one FIX800?

Yes. The FIX800 supports up to 4 sensor slots, allowing both O₂ and H₂ sensors to be installed together for independent real-time monitoring of each gas. Alarm thresholds are configurable per channel.

Q4. What is the factory calibration certificate used for?

The factory calibration certificate documents the pre-delivery inspection results, confirming that sensor response and measurement accuracy meet the specified performance standards. It serves as supporting documentation for industrial safety audits, certification inspections, and on-site commissioning records.

Q5. What settings can be adjusted with the infrared remote control?

The remote allows first and second-stage alarm thresholds, output signal mode, and measurement unit selection to be adjusted from a safe distance. This is particularly valuable when managing instruments installed in hazardous areas where direct physical access to the unit is not safe.


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