Description
📦 Product Introduction The Honeywell 2108B2001 is a point infrared hydrocarbon gas detector engineered for continuous monitoring of flammable gases and vapors in heavy-duty industrial settings. Built on advanced optical infrared absorption technology, it offers reliable performance and total immunity to traditional catalyst poisoning. This makes it an ideal solution for offshore oil platforms, refineries, and chemical plants where fast response times and dependable hazardous gas detection are absolute priorities.
📊 Technical Datasheet
- Model Number: 2108B2001
- Manufacturer: Honeywell Analytics
- Country of Origin: United States / United Kingdom
- Operating Voltage: 18 to 32 VDC
- Power Consumption: Under 4.5 W
- Dimensions: 150 mm x 120 mm x 120 mm
- Weight: 1.6 kg
- Operating Temperature: -40°C to +65°C
- Enclosure Material: 316 Stainless Steel
- Response Rate: T90 under 4 seconds for methane
🔧 User Instructions
- Physical Mounting: Secure the stainless steel detector housing firmly to a rigid structural wall or mounting bracket in areas prone to gas accumulation.
- Optical Path Check: Ensure the optical face is positioned clearly away from permanent physical obstructions to maintain an uninterrupted line-of-sight for the infrared beam.
- Electrical Wiring: Run shielded instrumentation cable through certified conduit fittings, connecting power and signal terminals while maintaining correct polarity.
- System Verification: Power on the device and perform initial diagnostic testing using a compatible handheld terminal or the built-in communication link.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)
- Q: What type of gas does this detector monitor? A: It is specialized for detecting a wide range of hydrocarbon gases and explosive vapors in hazardous industrial zones.
- Q: Why is optical infrared technology superior to standard sensors in this application? A: Infrared sensors do not rely on oxygen for combustion and are immune to catalytic poisons, resulting in a much longer operating lifespan with fewer false alarms.
- Q: How does the unit output its gas concentration readings? A: It uses a standard 4-20 mA analog current loop combined with advanced digital protocol support for seamless integration into control systems.
