The Dräger VarioGard® 3320 IR is a digital transmitter with an integrated infrared optical DrägerSensor®. It detects carbon dioxide in the ambient air. This affordable system component makes it easier for you to configure a gas warning system.
Benefits
Digital function
- The Dräger VarioGard 3320 IR is connected with the controller via a digital VarioGard bus. This is how it is supplied with electricity and how it transmits its measuring results. You can easily control the entire VarioGard system via the VarioGard bus.
High reliability
- The Dräger VarioGard 3320 IR is equipped with an infrared optical DrägerSensor. This sensor measures the concentration of carbon dioxide in the ambient air. The measured values are transmitted digitally to the controller and displayed there. An alarm is triggered if the gas concentration exceeds one or more of the configured limit values.
Easy operation
- Operation is extremely easy. You can make all configurations comfortably from the controller using VarioGard software. You can configure and monitor four current limit values and four averages over time for each transmitter. The alarms are optically and acoustically displayed on the transmitter and transmitted to the controller. A three-colour LED indicates the operating status of the transmitter. The calibration is controlled using a magnetic wand via contact points.
Individually configurable
- The VarioGard 3320 IR is adaptable to your needs. It is used for the detection of carbon dioxide in the ambient air in breweries and wine cellars, for instance. In addition, you can place the cable inlets on all four sides of the transmitter. The transmitter can be mounted vertically as well as horizontally.
The Dräger VarioGard® 3300 IR is a digital transmitter with an integrated infrared optical DrägerSensor®. It detects the flammable gases methane and LPG in the ambient air. This affordable system component makes it easier for you to configure a gas warning system.
Benefits
Digital function
- The Dräger VarioGard 3300 IR is connected with the controller via a digital VarioGard bus. This is how it is supplied with electricity and how it transmits its measuring results. You can easily control the entire VarioGard system via the VarioGard bus.
High reliability
- The VarioGard 3300 IR is equipped with an infrared optical DrägerSensor. This sensor measures the concentration of flammable gases in the ambient air. The measured values are transmitted digitally to the controller and displayed there.
- An alarm is triggered if the gas concentration exceeds one or more of the configured limit values.
Easy operation
- Operation is extremely easy. You can make all configurations comfortably from the controller using VarioGard software.
- You can configure and monitor four current limit values and four averages over time for each transmitter. The alarms are optically and acoustically displayed on the transmitter and transmitted to the controller. A three-colour LED indicates the operating status of the transmitter. The calibration is controlled using a magnetic wand via contact points.
Individually configurable
- The VarioGard 3300 IR is adaptable to your needs. This means that you have different gas libraries available depending upon the desired use. It detects LPG for garages and CH4 for methane monitoring that does not require explosion protection. In addition, you can place the cable inlets on all four sides of the transmitter. The transmitter can be mounted vertically as well as horizontally.
In many fields of work, quick and reliable gas detection is a must. This is why we offer the Dräger VarioGard® stationary gas detector range. The Dräger VarioGard® 2300 IR monitors possible gas leaks of methane or LPG.
Benefits
The one to count on
- The Dräger VarioGard 2300 comes equipped with highly precise infrared optical sensors, which greatly reduce the possibility of false alarms so that it should only sound when real danger is evident. The IR sensors are also extremely robust and rarely need to be recalibrated. Another plus is that they are resistant to outside factors in the air which could cause damage to the sensor.
Simple set-up and handling
- The VarioGard 2300 can be easily installed and put into operation without any special knowledge or training. All devices are set up before delivery and do not require any additional configuring. Maintenance is equally hassle-free and needs minimal equipment.
Gas library and variable measuring ranges
- Thanks to its library function of either methane or liquid gas (LPG), the Dräger VarioGard 2300 can be used for different applications. All options are easily and quickly accomplished with the accompanying VarioGard PC software.
Standardised output signal
- Due to their standardised 4-20-mA signal the Dräger VarioGard range can be combined with numerous other components and easily integrated into other systems and operations.
Extreme short response time and high reliablility against false alarms characterise the Dräger Flame 2570. The ultra fast triple IR flame detector detects hydrocarbon based fire to distance of up to 90 metres.
Benefits
Fast and safe detection
- The Flame 2570 has got a very short response time. So it detects a flash or a explosion in less than 50 milliseconds. In addition, it can detect and warn you of a 0.1 m2 gasoline pan fire at 90 metres in less than two seconds. Three infrared sensors allows for a fast and safe flame detection. This process enables the detector to capture the typical characteristics of a dynamic flame (e.g. a flicker). Due to its reliability the Flame 2570 fulfils the IEC 61508 requirements for Safety Integríty according to SIL 2.
Less false alarms
- The Flame 2570 is immune against sources of interference. This avoids false alarms. Common sources of unwanted alarms such as in hotworks or hot CO2 emissions are no longer a problem. Plus, its sensitivity selection ensures that there is no zone crossover detection.
Robust and durable
- The housing is very robust and weather proof. The window is heated to protect against icing or condensation. You can operate the Flame 2570 reliably under various environmental conditions.
Easy inspection
- The Built-in-Test (BIT) automatically checks the electronics and optics of the Flame 2570. You can also trigger the test manually. With the tri-coloured LED at the front of the detector, it is easy for you to identify the device’s status quickly. Green stands for normal operation, yellow indicates a fault and red signals a fire alarm.
In many fields of work, quick and reliable gas detection is a must. This is why we offer the Dräger VarioGard® stationary gas detector range. Dräger VarioGard® 2320 IR monitors possible gas leaks or work place exposure limits of carbon dioxide.
Benefits
The one to count on
- The Dräger VarioGard 2320 comes equipped with highly precise infrared optical sensors; which greatly reduce the possibility of false alarms so that it should only sound when real danger is evident. The IR sensors are also extremely robust and rarely need to be recalibrated. Another plus is that they are resistant to outside factors in the air which could cause damage to the sensor.
Simple set-up and handling
- The VarioGard 2320 can be easily installed and put into operation without any special knowledge or training. All devices are set up before delivery and do not require any additional configuring. Maintenance is equally hasslefree and needs minimal equipment.
Gas library and variable measuring ranges
- With the VarioGard 2320 for carbon dioxide measurement, you can set its alarm to sound either in ppm, when the work place exposure limits has been exceeded, or in Vol.-% for leakage. All of these options are easily and quickly accomplished with the accompanying VarioGard PC software.
Standardised output signal
- Due to their standardised 4-20-mA signal the Dräger VarioGard range can be combined with numerous other components and easily integrated into other systems and operations.
The Dräger Polytron® C300 is a sensing head specifically designed for permanently capturing the ammonia concentration in livestock environments. The integrated DrägerSensor® NH3-AL is the only electrochemical sensor for continuous long-term ammonia measurement under the harsh conditions in animal houses.
Benefits
The first sensor for the permanent measuring of ammonia with long-term stability
- The Dräger Polytron C300 with its integrated electro-chemical DrägerSensor NH3-AL allows for a continuous, long-term measuring of ammonia. The technology can withstand a permanent exposure to ammonia without drifting. The measuring accuracy compares to high-precision optical systems. Changes in temperature or air humidity, as well as other gases usually found in animal houses have no influence on the sensor’s sensitivity. The sensor does not require any calibration during its lifetime.
Bringing climate control to the next level
- The Dräger Polytron C300 is specifically designed to be connected to standard climate computers in livestock housings, thus enabling a more efficient climate control. The device delivers a constant signal via a 0–10 V output that can be used for real-time monitoring of the ammonia concentration or be used as an additional steering parameter driving the ventilation output. Upon request, the device can be expanded by a 4–20 mA output.
Better judgement on climate quality in livestock housings
- When using the device, the farmer gets a better and more objective idea of the ammonia concentration in the animal house throughout the entire rearing cycle. This additional parameter on the house’s climate quality enables for more precise actions improving the climate and controlling the level of ammonia as a toxic gas known for its negative influence on the livestock’s respiratory health and their overall performance.
Easy installation directly inside the animal house
- The device can be placed directly inside the animal house. Not using pumps or tubes, it only requires connection to a climate computer via the analog 0-10 V output. By default, the device is equipped with a hanger which enables you to install it from the ceiling. As an option, the device can be mounted on the wall or other vertical elements, using the wall mounting kit. For the animal house’s cleaning process, the device may be easily disconnected from the cable and reconnected after cleaning.
Awards
- The Dräger Polytron C300 with DrägerSensor NH3-Al was the winner of the EuroTier 2016 Innovation Award, the outstanding award for new technologies and processes in livestock rearing.
The Dräger PointGard 2200 series is a self-contained gas detection system for the continuous area monitoring of flammable gases and vapours in ambient air. PointGard 2200’s rugged, water-resistant housing comes complete with a horn and strobes, a built-in power supply, and reliable DrägerSensor®.
Benefits
Ready to use out of the box
- PointGard 2000 is a self-contained gas detection alarm system that is easy to install and commission. Just mount it on a wall and hard wire it to an AC/DC power or plug in the optional AC power cord. Since the strobes and horn are built in, there is no need to specify and purchase separate alarm output devices. The pre-calibrated sensor is ready to use.
Fast and stable flammable gas detection
- The gas sensor type DD is based on the proven catalytic bead principle. Innovative dual active elements result in very good long-term zero stability. The long service life is resulting from a good poison resistance and provides you with low ownership costs. The innovative gas inlet allows the sensor to respond to gas within a matter of seconds.
Flexible communications
- PointGard can accommodate additional external alarm devices through its three built-in relays. In addition, a 4–20 mA signal output allows integration into a larger gas detection system.
Rugged and compact housing
- PointGard’s glass fiber reinforced polyester housing is water and dust resistant with a 4X/IP66 rating. Its compact size allows it easily to fit most applications. Built-in cable glands make it easy to install.
Advanced display with diagnostics
- The large, illuminated backlit graphic display shows status information clearly and in a format that’s easy to use. The measured gas concentration, selected gas type, and measuring unit are displayed during normal operation. Coloured LEDs (green, yellow, and red) provide additional alarm and status information. Advanced diagnostics log events and gas readings, which can be displayed and a graph created on the display.
Monitor remote areas up to 30 meters away
- For Cat Ex sensors, flameproof “Ex d” and increased-safety “Ex e” remote sensor enclosures are available for use in hazardous atmospheres.
The Dräger PointGard 2100 series is a self-contained gas detection system for the continuous area monitoring of toxic gases in ambient air. PointGard 2100’s rugged, water-resistant housing comes complete with a horn and strobes, a built-in power supply, and reliable DrägerSensor®.
Benefits
Ready to use out of the box
- PointGard 2000 is a self-contained gas detection alarm system that is easy to install and commission. Just mount it on a wall and hard wire it to an AC/DC power or plug in the optional AC power cord. Since the strobes and horn are built in, there is no need to specify and purchase separate alarm output devices. The pre-calibrated sensor is ready to use.
Detect over 100 toxic gases using DrägerSensors
- Electrochemical DrägerSensors provide continuous detection even under the harshest conditions. Most DrägerSensors offer a very wide temperature range from -40 °C to +65 °C (-40 °F to +149 °F). The built-in memory contains all the information relating to calibration and configuration. The sensor is pre-calibrated and ready for immediate operation. An intelligent sensor self-test function allows for predictive maintenance.
Flexible communications
- PointGard can accommodate additional external alarm devices through its three built-in relays. In addition, a 4–20 mA signal output allows integration into a larger gas detection system.
Rugged and compact housing
- PointGard’s glass fiber reinforced polyester housing is water and dust resistant with a 4X/IP66 rating. Its compact size allows it easily to fit most applications. Built-in cable glands make it easy to install.
Advanced display with diagnostics
- The large, illuminated backlit graphic display shows status information clearly and in a format that’s easy to use. The measured gas concentration, selected gas type, and measuring unit are displayed during normal operation. Coloured LEDs (green, yellow, and red) provide additional alarm and status information. Advanced diagnostics log events and gas readings, which can be displayed and a graph created on the display.
Monitor remote areas up to 30 meters away
- A remote sensor enclosure with a cable up to 30 metres long, designed for use in ordinary locations, is available for electrochemical sensors.
The Dräger Polytron® 5100 EC is a cost-effective explosion-proof transmitter for the detection of toxic gases or oxygen. It uses a high performance plug-and-play electrochemical DrägerSensor® to detect a specific gas. A 2 or 3-wire with 4 to 20 mA output with relays make it compatible with most control systems.
Benefits
Durable, intelligent and sensitive – the DrägerSensor®
- With unique electrochemical DrägerSensors, Polytron 5100 can detect over 100 toxic gases and oxygen. These long-life sensors provide continuous detection even under the harshest conditions. DrägerSensors offer the industry’s widest temperature range between -40°C to +65°C (-40°F to +150°F). The built-in memory contains all the necessary calibration and configuration information. The sensors are calibrated ready for immediate operation. The sensor’s intrinsically safe connection dispenses with the need for a flame arrestor giving you a faster response time and higher sensitivity.
Same design, same operating principle
- Polytron 5100 belongs to the Dräger Polytron 5000 series. All transmitters in this series have the same design and user interface. This allows for uniform operation with reduced training and maintenance requirements. The backlit display shows status information clearly with quick access to functions using a non-intrusive magnetic wand. The gas concentration and measurement unit are displayed during normal operation. Coloured LEDs (green, yellow and red) provide additional alarm and status information.
Three relays for controlling external equipment
- The Dräger Polytron 5100 can also be supplied with three integrated relays upon request. This enables you to use it as an independent gas detection system with two adjustable gas concentration alarms and one fault alarm. Audio alarms, signal lights or similar devices can thus be controlled locally without an additional cable between the transmitter and central controller.
Safe, robust housing for every application
- The Polytron 5100 features a Class I, Div. 1 rated explosion-proof enclosure made of aluminum or stainless steel, making it suitable for a wide range of environmental conditions. A protection type “e” version includes a convenient docking station enabling installation in hazardous atmospheres without running conduit (where approved).
The remote sensor option does not require conduit
- The optional remote sensor enclosure enables the sensor to be installed away from the transmitter. This makes it easy to place the sensor close to a potential gas cloud in an inaccessible location while keeping the display at eye level. Because the sensor is connected to the transmitter through an intrinsically safe port, you don’t need to run conduit to mount a remote sensor. And to make things even easier, Dräger includes cabling up to 100 feet (30 meters) long. The intrinsically safe connection also allows ‘hot swaps’ in a hazardous atmosphere without disconnecting power or declassifying the area.
Working in areas with combustible gases, vapours or materials requires fire/flame detection as a life-saving necessity. The best solutions must combine state-of-the-art technology with rugged durability and be ready to reliably work in any situation. Dräger offers a wide variety of high-quality flame-detectors that fulfil these requirements.
Benefits
A Multi-Talent With More Features
- The SharpEye™ 40/40L4 and the L4B model (with built-in test option) are both offered by Dräger and combine UV and IR sensors that are capable of detecting hydrocarbon-based fuel and gas fires.
Rugged Yet Refined
- The 40/40L4-L4B are designed to cope with harsh weather conditions and come with such features as a heated window against snow, ice and condensation and a rugged outer housing. At the same time, both models are compact and lightweight, making them ideal for any situation or installation set-up. In addition to many other innovative features, the device comes with DNV and MED shipping approval.
Automatic and manual optics checks (BIT)
- Automatic checks of the detector electronics and optics helps ensure that no fault goes undetected. Additionally the test can be triggered manually at any time.
Performance You Can Trust
- The UV/IR flame detector senses radiant energy in the short wave section of both the ultraviolet and infrared portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. The signals from both sensors are then analysed for frequency, intensity and duration. The simultaneous detection of radiant energy in both the UV and IR sensors then triggers the alarm.
Simple installation and commissioning
- Installation is simple! The detector is easily installed with a stainless steel tilt mount; enables the detector to be rotated up to 60° in all directions to position the detector in relation to the potential fire source.
Reliability
- Functional safety is a concept applicable across all industry sectors. It is fundamental to enabling complex technology used for safety-related systems. It provides assurance that the safety-related systems will offer necessary risk reduction. The SharpEye™ 40/40 flame detector series is highly reliable and complies with the IEC 61508 Safety Integrity Requirements of SIL2.
Easily visible status LED
- A tri-colored LED which is visible at the front of the detector provides a simple status indication to personnel in close proximity to the detector. Green indicates normal operation; yellow indicates a fault and red indicates the presence of radiation from a fire.
SharpEye™ 40/40L4-L4B offers:
- Solar blind UV/IR Dual Sensor
- Fast Response – 200 msec response to saturated signal
- Automatic and Manual Built-In-Test (BIT) – to ensure continued reliable operation SharpEye™ 40/40L4B only
- Heated window – for operation in harsh weather conditions (snow, ice, condensation)
- Multiple output options for maximum flexibility and compatibility
- 3 Relays for Alarm, Fault and Auxiliary
- 0 – 20 mA (stepped)
- HART Protocol for maintenance and asset management
- RS-485, Modbus compatible
- Approved to Safety Integrity Level 2 (SIL2 – TÜV) – SharpEye™ 40/40L4B only
- Ex approvals for worldwide application: ATEX, IECEx, FM/FMC, CSA
- 3rd party performance tested: EN54-10 (VdS), FM3260
Marine approval:
- DNV and ABS type approval
- MED-B and MED-D approval (wheelmark), issued by DNV