Description
The Homplex HDX24 PRO methane gas detector is a state-of-the-art device designed and built with a strong emphasis on safety. It is part of a series of Homplex innovations aimed at the gas industry and offers a number of improvements such as short installation time, better liquid protection, fully redesigned mounting plate and more. The detector is designed to work with normally open or normally closed solenoid valves and is ideal for integration into BMS systems for residential premises. The Homplex HDX24 PRO gas detector can control either Normally Open or Normally Closed solenoid valves. It is provided with ND, NC and COM ports for each detector status (Power, Fault, Alarm). The detector can be powered at 24V DC or AC/DC. Electrical actuation: dry contact, NÎ/ND relays max. 3 A at 120 VAC for all signals (Alarm, Fault and Power).
The methane gas detector is an electrical device that contributes to increased safety in premises where methane gas-fuelled appliances (including domestic gas consumers) are used, especially in residential environments. Its purpose is to detect leaks of methane gas in the room and alert people to their presence by visual and acoustic signals.
In addition, the operating principle of the gas detector may include communication with the solenoid valve (via an external, additional relay). Thus, the gas detector sends an electrical impulse to the installed solenoid valve to stop the gas supply in due time. In order for it to work correctly, you need to consider where the gas detector is mounted. The Homplex detector should be installed in high places (around 30 cm from the ceiling) because methane gas is lighter than air. We recommend avoiding installing the equipment in places where it may come into direct contact with water vapour, oil droplets or smoke, as can happen near the cooker. Also, the gas detector should not be mounted in an enclosed space (in a cupboard, or behind a curtain), above the sink or in a space with high humidity, near a door, window or fan, or in an area where the temperature may reach -10°C or above +40°C.
It is important to know when the gas sensor is triggered – in general, the gas detector is triggered when it detects a build-up of methane gas in the room from leaks, depending on the sensitivity of the sensor.
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How can I tell if the detector is working properly?
Why is the yellow LED always on?
NEW! Methane gas detector for BMS – Homplex HDX24 PRO
- Powerfull alarm
- Easily attached cables
- High degree of protection
- Clear marking
- NC or NO?
- Solid fixing plate
- Speed of activation
- Quick test
- Ports for each detector state