Important Notice; Maintenance And Cleaning - Elko EP iNELS Air QS-100 Manual De Instrucciones

Function
The detector detects the carbon dioxide (CO
sensor. Sending a message to the server alerts you to the need air the space
Indications and states of the detector:
After the power supply is connected, the detector sends an introductory message con-
taining the measured values of of temperature, light intensity, humidity, CO
fi rmware version of the device.
• Sends a data message about the measured values and the status of the detector every
10 minutes.
• Indication of measured CO
concentration
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- the green LED blinks briefl y - the measured values are OK.
- Red LED blinks briefl y - CO concentration is higher than 1500 ppm.
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Air quality is undesirable. It is necessary to air the room.
• Supply voltage indication
- The green LED is lit under the button.
• Removed from base:
- sending a message to the server.
- every 2 seconds the red LED on the detector blinks.
Information about carbon dioxide (CO
Carbon dioxide is a colourless gas without taste and odour; at higher concentrations you
can have a slightly sour taste in your mouth. It's not burning, it's not poisonous - it asphyxi-
ates.
The CO concentration in the air is measured in ppm (parts per million). Under normal
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conditions, carbon dioxide in the air is represented by 0.04% (ca. 350-400 ppm), the hu-
man body does not respond to this quantity. The recommended indoor CO
1000 ppm. With increased CO concentration in the air (1200-1,500 ppm), there are fatigue,
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headache, and performance decreases. The reaction to the amount of carbon dioxide in
the air is subjective, aff ecting, for example, the state of health, temperature and humidity.
As the maximum concentration without health risks the value is up to 5000 ppm. Higher
levels of nausea, increased heartbeat, breathing diffi culties, unconsciousness, and life-
threatening conditions can occur.

Important Notice

• The detector can only warn you in time if it is properly installed and properly main-
tained and tested according to the instructions.
• Note that the correct indication of CO
room is mixed, i.e. it takes a few minutes for the CO
• The detector is not suitable as a measuring instrument or part of a device to alert in the
presence of gas, smoke or exhaust gases, or as part of a fi re alarm or similar security
device.
• The detector is not intended for installation in an industrial environment.
• Always be aware of potential dangers, develop safety awareness, and take precautions
to avoid dangers whenever and wherever needed. The detector can reduce the likeli-
hood of catastrophe but cannot guarantee 100% safety.
Assembly
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1. Place the base at the desired location (on a fl at surface) so that the power supply is lo-
cated in the centre opening. You can use the base as a drilling template. Attach the base
with suitable bonding material * according to the substrate.
2. Connect the supply voltage to the detector clamp (by attaching the supply voltage, the
detector functionality message will be sent to the application).
3. Adjust the connected wire and place the detector on the base so that the projection
on the base faces the tamper position in the detector cover (a). Turn the detector clock-
wise (b).
* Suitable fi tting material can be, for example, a countersunk head screw, a screw Ø of
3 mm.
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concentration depends on how the air in the
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Placement recommendations
• The detector is intended for indoor use. Therefore, use it exclusively for scanning in
closed, dry and dust-free areas.
• Ensure that the ventilation openings remain free and do not block it with other appli-
ances, furniture or other objects.
• Place the detector in such a place that the ambient air can fl ow through the device.
• If a solid object or liquid enters the detector's interior, immediately suspend its operation
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and disconnect it from the power supply!
Appropriate location
• Carbon dioxide is heavier than air. The best location for determining the average CO
concentration is about 1.6 m above the fl oor.
• The detector should be placed in the bedrooms and rooms where you regularly spend
time (offi ces, classrooms ...).
Inappropriate location
• In areas with limited air circulation e.g.: vestibule, niches, etc.
• In places where there is a sudden change in temperature or humidity.
• Where condensation occurs.
• In close proximity to windows, doors, ventilation devices.
• In direct proximity to persons or animals.
• In direct sunlight or near a heat source.

Maintenance and cleaning

To ensure proper operation, it is advisable to keep the detector clean
• At least once every 6 months, clean the surface using a soft brush or cloth. Using a brush-
level is about
less vacuum cleaner, carefully clear the cover and the ventilation holes from dust and
dirt.
• Never use water, detergents or solvents. The detector may be damaged.
• Do not use any chemicals near the device (such as cleaning products, hair spray ...) fumes
can adversely affect the function of the device.
• Do not apply colour to the detector. When painting, remove the detector and return to
the location after the work has finished.
• Do not disassemble the detector; do not attempt to clean the inside of the detector.
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