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ZIRCONIA OXYGEN PROBE OUTPUT (mV) - Novatech Controls

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9. CENTIGRADE/FAHRENHEIT SELECTION<br />

Select whether displays and outputs are to be in °Celsius or Fahrenheit<br />

Options:<br />

1. Celsius (centigrade)<br />

2. Fahrenheit<br />

10. LOWER LINE DISPLAY FUNCTIONS<br />

In the run mode the upper line on the LCD display will always read % oxygen. The lower line can be set to read<br />

one or more of the following. Select as many as are required to be displayed by pressing the ‘ENTER’ button.<br />

Those selected will have an asterisk displayed alongside.<br />

Options:<br />

1. Date – time<br />

2. Run hours since last service<br />

3. Date of last service<br />

4. Relative humidity<br />

5. Probe impedance<br />

6. Carbon dioxide<br />

7. % CO in CO2 (see Note 2)<br />

8. Oxygen deficiency (see Note 3)<br />

9. Probe EMF<br />

10. Efficiency (see Note 1)<br />

11. Probe temperature<br />

12. Flue temperature (see Note 1)<br />

13. Ambient temperature<br />

If no lower line options are required then do not enter any. If options already selected are required to be deleted,<br />

select the required option and press the ‘ENTER’ button. The asterisk will be removed.<br />

NOTE<br />

1: A flue thermocouple or unheated probe TC, jumpered on Terminals 3 and 4<br />

to Terminals 5 and 6. (Refer Section 3.5) must be fitted to obtain a proper<br />

reading on 9 or 11. Sensors must be connected to obtain a proper reading<br />

on 4, and 12.<br />

2: The % CO in CO2 display is used to test probe calibration with calibrated<br />

gases in reducing conditions. For example, 10 % CO in CO2 = 5 % oxygen<br />

deficiency; 5% CO in CO2 = 2.5 % oxygen deficiency.<br />

3: The oxygen deficiency display will read ‘EXCESS’ when the combustion<br />

contains excess air.<br />

11. FLUE PRESSURE<br />

Enter flue pressure, e.g. 3 mm W.G.<br />

Options:<br />

MM W.G.<br />

Kilopascals<br />

Inches W.G.<br />

12. FLUE PRESSURE VALUE<br />

Enter flue pressure e.g. 3 mm W.G.<br />

Limits :<br />

-200 –+200 mm W.G.<br />

-9 –+9 inches W.G.<br />

-200 –+200 kpa.<br />

NOVATECH <strong>OXYGEN</strong> ANALYSER 5.5

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