Mru RM400 User manual

HC40X

RM400

IR400

RF400

CO400

CD400

Hand detector probe

USER MANUAL

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USER MANUAL 400DH

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Edition: 2022-05-24, V1.02.EN

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Table of content

1Security and safety directions for the analyser..................................5

1.1. Safety manual .......................................................................................................5

1.2. Safety precautions...............................................................................................5

2Introduction ...........................................................................................6

2.1. Intended Use.........................................................................................................6

2.2. The company MRU..............................................................................................8

3Description.............................................................................................9

3.1. Connecting Detector Hand Probe 400DH with analyser. ......................9

3.2. Inserting interchangeable Sensor..................................................................9

3.3. Terms and window designation.................................................................. 10

3.4. Context menu .................................................................................................... 10

4Measuring............................................................................................ 12

4.1. Measuring with interchangeable sensor HC40X.................................... 12

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 12

Open context menu................................................................................................. 13

Setting alarm thresholds and units..................................................................... 14

4.2. Measuring with interchangeable sensor RM400 ................................... 16

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 16

Open context menu................................................................................................. 17

4.3. Measuring with interchangeable sensor RM400 ................................... 19

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 19

Open context menu................................................................................................. 19

Setting units................................................................................................................ 20

4.4. Measurement with interchangeable sensor IR400................................ 20

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 21

Open context menu................................................................................................. 22

Setting Alarm threshold, Unit and Emissivity.................................................. 22

4.5. Measurement with interchangeable sensor RF400 .............................. 25

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 25

Open context menu................................................................................................. 26

Settings Alarm threshold ....................................................................................... 26

4.6. Measurement with interchangeable sensor CO400 ............................. 29

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 29

Open context menu................................................................................................. 29

Setting alarm threshold and unit ........................................................................ 30

4.7. Measurement with interchangeable sensor CD400 ............................. 31

Starting measurement ............................................................................................ 31

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Open context menu..................................................................................................32

Settings alarm threshold.........................................................................................33

5Technical data ..................................................................................... 34

Interchangeable Sensor HC400 (Nr.11138).......................................................34

Interchangeable Sensor HC401 (Nr.11591).......................................................34

Interchangeable Sensor HC402 (Nr.11733).......................................................35

Interchangeable Sensor RM400 (Nr.11191) ......................................................36

Interchangeable Sensor IR400 (Nr.12121).........................................................36

Interchangeable Sensor HM400 (Nr.11922)......................................................36

Interchangeable Sensor RF400 (Nr.11900)........................................................37

Interchangeable sensor CO400 (Nr.12130).......................................................38

Interchangeable sensor CD400 (Nr.12623) .......................................................39

6Declaration of conformity .................................................................. 40

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1Security and safety directions for the analyser

1.1. Safety manual

All general information and safety precautions of MRU products are listed in the

supplied separate safety manual.

Therefore, this manual must be read and observed before the first use of the ana-

lyser.

Instrument-specific safety and warning requirements in this manual are pre-

fixed before dangerous actions

1.2. Safety precautions

The used categories of safety precautions are here explained once more

DANGER

Identifies an immediate, impending hazard that, if ignored, will

result in severe bodily injuries or death.

WARNING

Identifies an immediate, impending hazard that, if ignored, may

result in severe bodily injuries, material damage or death.

CAUTION

Identifies a possibly dangerous situation that, if ignored, may re-

sult in minor injuries.

ATTENTION

Identifies a possibly harmful situation that, if ignored, may result

in damages to the device or its surroundings.

NOTE

Identifies user tips and other especially important information.

The explanation of safety notices:

CAUTION

HOT – danger of burns and fire hazards from gas ex-

traction probe.

Physical harm and property damage can be caused.

►Cool down the probe tube.

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2Introduction

•Read and observe the safety manual supplied separately.

•This user manual enables you to operate the Hand Detector Probe 400DH

safely.

•Read this user manual carefully.

•Make yourself familiar with the Hand Detector Probe 400DH, before using

it.

•Pay special attention to the security and warning precautions, in

order to prevent injuries and product damages.

•We can’t be held responsible for damages or injuries, by not following the

instructions in this manual.

•Always keep this user manual near you, when working with the Hand De-

tector Probe 400DH, to be able to read instructions as needed.

•Ensure to hand over all documents to when handing the Hand Detector

Probe 400DH over to others.

NOTE

This user manual only describes the Hand Detector Probe

400DH and the available interchangeable

sensors. To operate your analyser, read the corresponding

user manual.

2.1. Intended Use

Due to interchangeable sensors, the Hand Detector Probe 400DH can be

used for a wide range of applications:

•Usable with interchangeable sensor RM400 for leak detection on exhaust

pipes.

•Usable with interchangeable sensor HC400, HC401 and HC402 for leak

detection on gas lines in non-explosive environments.

•Usable with interchangeable sensor RF400 for leak detection on

refrigeration systems.

•Usable with interchangeable sensor HM400 to measure environmental

parameters (air pressure, humidity, air temperature and dew point).

•Usable with interchangeable sensor CO400 for monitoring the CO-con-

centration in the ambient air.

•Usable with interchangeable sensor CD400 for monitoring the CO2-con-

centration in the ambient air.

Note that all interchangeable sensors are developed for indoor use only.

►Do not use the interchangeable sensors outdoor.

The Hand Detector Probe 400DH records the measured values and dis-

plays them on the connected analyser for further processing.

The Hand Detector Probe 400DH cannot be used for personal protection or

continuous monitoring tasks.

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The Hand Detector Probe 400DH was manufactured according to rele-

vant standards and regulations. The Hand Detector Probe must be used

according to the instructions for the intended used.

WARNING

Risk from manipulations to the measuring device

Operational safety hazard

Modifications or changes to the measuring device are

not allowed.

The Hand Detector Probe 400DH must not be modified in terms of con-

struction or safety. Modifications of this kind by the user will invalidate

the declaration of conformity

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2.2. The company MRU

The 400DH is manufactured by the MRU GmbH in Neckarsulm, Germany

(founded in 1984), a medium sized company that specializes in developing, pro-

ducing and marketing high quality emission monitoring analysers. MRU GmbH

manufactures a wide range of instruments, from standard analysers up to tailor

made industrial analysers

Plant 1: Sales, Service, R&D

Plant 2: Production

MRU GmbH

Fuchshalde 8 + 12

74172 Neckarsulm - Obereisesheim GERMANY

Phone +49 71 32 99 62 0 (Front office)

Phone +49 71 32 99 62 61 (Service)

Fax +49 71 32 99 62 20

Email: info@mru.de

Internet: www.mru.eu

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3Description

3.1. Connecting Detector Hand Probe 400DH with analyser.

►Connect the Detector Hand Probe 400DH to the analyser via the AUX

socket.

►The red markings of the AUX socket on the analyser and on the plug the

Detector Hand Probe 400DH must match.

NOTE

If necessary, find out about the position of the AUX socket in the

user manual of the corresponding analyser.

►Select in the Measurement menu the menu item 400DH (ext. Sonde).

►Press OK.

Connect sensor! appears.

NOTE

Note that the Detector Hand Probe 400DH alone does not sup-

port a measurement. Each measuring function is determined by

the inserted interchangeable sensor.

3.2. Inserting interchangeable Sensor

►Insert the desired interchangeable sensor into the sensor connector.

►Make sure that the interchangeable sensor clicks into place audibly.

The analyser automatically identifies the

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3.3. Terms and window designation

Function

Explanation

Connect probe!

In case of a communication error, check that the probe

is connected to the device via AUX connector and that

an interchangeable sensor is correctly plugged in.

The serial number of the mounted sensor is displayed.

Warm-up time

Depending on the sensor, a certain time is required to

warm up the sensor to the required operating temper-

ature.

Numeric value

Display of the elapsed warm-up time

Function bar

Displays the functions available for the sensor used

3.4. Context menu

Depending on the sensor type used, different functions are offered in the context

menu:

Function

Explanation

Signal ON (F1)

If the sensor has a signal threshold, signal ON

appears in the context menu and on the display (Key

F1).

With this function the signal is switched on.

Signal OFF (F1)

If the sensor has a signal threshold, signal ON appears

in the context menu and on the display (F1).

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