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3000TAEU & 3000PAEU Trace and Percent Oxygen Analyzers
Are the three user ranges on these models preselected before purchase or adjustable after purchase? The three user ranges are selectable in the field and you can select ranges by pushing the membrane switches on the keypad. Top of page What are the minimum and maximum concentrations measurable with each model? With the Model 3000TA, the minimum range can be 10 ppm and the max 1%. With the 3000PA, you can go from 1% to 100%. Again, these are the ranges. Typiclly the lower detecting limit is 1% of the range. Top of page What is the expected cell life and does this deteriorate faster with increasing oxygen concentration? The normal life of a sensor is about 6-8 months depending on O2 levels, temperature of gas, and the amount of water vapor in the stream. Normally trace O2 sensors would have a little longer life than percent O2 sensors. Top of page Are spare cells for these in stock and what is the cost? The sensors are always in stock and can be shipped the same day by courier. Contact Teledyne for the most recent price quote. If you have CO2 in the stream, please advise us as you need a different sensor for such an application. Top of page Are these instruments effected by power outages? The instruments will not be effected by power outage. However, continue to flow gas through the units as to not saturate the sensors with O2. Top of page Where can I find the 4-20 mA output modules on the computer motherboard? The 4-20ma modules are supplied on of two ways:  as a component from Analog Device, Part Number 1b-22 AN (device with the white label) or  as a separate circuit board mounted on the top. Top of page How do you assemble the included connector kit? Please refer to the following document: 3000_connector_kit.pdf Top of page How do you determine the need to replace the micro-fuel cell in Teledyne trace oxygen analyzers? Please refer to this document: MFC_End_of_Life_Determination.doc Top of page Do you have a replacement part number for the key pad with the buttons mounted on the board? There are the two options for replacement of bad keypad. 1) For just the keypad replacement, order P/N D76672A (membrane keypad), and 3000TA label p/n B76673A. 2) The complete door assembly (including display board) for a model 3000TAEU is p/n C66285A. Top of page We may need to simulate the PCB without removing the fuel cell in the cell holder (cell simulator). Is the thermister value at the cell holder 16Kohm @ 25 Deg C? Yes it is. Top of page We tried to power on and heard a "click" sound around on the power supply board (around the relay). But it failed to power on and did not show any information on the display at all. We think that the power supply might be a problem. Can you advise how to solve this issue? Check the fuse condition. If the fuse is healthy then check the DC voltages on the Rear Panel BD. Refer to this document for instructions on how to test DC voltages: How_to_Test_the_DC_Voltages_On_Rear_Panel_Board-3000TA.pdf Top of page We have a need to measure 0-5% O2 in the regen gas from a chiller, this is saturated with water vapor. It is possible that water may condense out of the sample gas when it comes into the analyzer room. We can design to remove liquid water but I wanted to confirm that the fuel cell would not be damaged if condensation in the cell were to occur? Such an application should be avoided with paramagnetic or zirconia but I think that the fuel cell may be OK. Can you comment? Generically it will not damage the cell permanently. Once the water is dried out the cell works fine. Top of page On the 3000TAEU, what happens to the output current across when the power is switched off? Does it drop to 0mA or 4mA (since it is a powered loop)? The 4-20 output will drop to 4ma when the stand by switch in front is pressed. It will drop to zero only if the ac is removed. They can use the system alarm relay if need an alarm when the system goes into bypass. Top of page |
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