MIC2000 Gas Alarm Controller

The gas alarm controller is a centralized alarm controller for gas concentration monitoring and leakage. The power source is directly powered by the mains grid or battery. This alarm controller receives RS485 signal and 4-20mA, and temporarily can only receive RS485 signal output by our company's new online detector. 

The gas controller standard is 4 channels, 1 public output, optional 8 channels, 12 channels, and 16 channels control output. And it has many types of alarm modes like sound and light alarms, and three-level alarms, each loop can set high and low limit alarm values separately.

 

Signal input	1～32 channels 4～20mA, RS485 input at the same time, 255 probes can be connected
Output signal	Ethernet, RS485 (standard MODBUS protocol), 4-20mA (4 channels, 8 channels optional)
Resolution	1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 optional
Display accuracy	±0.1%FS
Control loop	standard is 4 channels, 1 public output, optional 8 channels, 12 channels, 16 channels control output
Alarm mode	sound and light alarm, three-level alarm, each loop can set high and low limit alarm value separately
Output control	The standard is 4 groups of relay contact output (normally open/normally closed), contact capacity 3A, 32VDC or 3A, 220VAC, one set of common alarm output, contact capacity 12A, 32VDC or 7A, 240VAC
Automatic detection	line break/short circuit detection, various detector states, function detection, etc.
Working temperature	-40℃～+70℃
Relative humidity	0～95%RH, used in non-condensing occasions, waterproof splash and short-term rain, can be customized outdoor completely moisture-proof and rain-proof
Maximum power consumption	2.5W/channel
Backup power supply	DC24V 5Ah (optional)
Dimensions	330*255*95mm (2/4/8 channels); 420*305*95mm (16/24 channels); 540*305*95 (32 channels)

 

MIC2000 gas detection controller is used to connect with the fixed gas detector and the related equipment in the industrial scenes, such as petroleum refineries, chemical plants, LPG stations, boiler rooms, gas stations, paint spray booths, metallurgy, mining, fire, environmental protection, etc.