AVANSA 100M gas detector + solenoid valve G1" DN25

Product detailed description

AVANSA 100M gas detector + solenoid valve G1" DN25

Installing a gas detector can prevent poisoning, suffocation, fire or explosion. The detector can detect a gas build-up before it becomes life-threatening. Detection is local, both visual and audible.

The electromagnetic solenoid valve is a special safety device used to shut off the main gas supply in emergency situations. It can be connected to a leak-monitoring system (gas detector) to automatically shut off the gas supply.

Detector technical parameters:

• Power supply: AC 220V 50Hz
• Sensitivity: 10% L.E.L. (lower explosive limit)
• Response time: <30 s
• Power consumption: normal operating mode <1.5 W - alarm 3 W
• Operating temperature: -15°C - 50°C
• Humidity: <97% RH (relative humidity)
• Alarm volume: > 90 dB (decibels) at a distance of 1m from the detector
• Can be connected to a 12V DC solenoid valve
• Polarity: white wire (+) positive, black wire (-) negative
• Weight: 250 g
• Detectable gases: natural gas (methane), LPG (butane, propane).

Valve technical parameters:

• Gas types: natural gas (methane) and LPG (butane, propane)
• Solenoid body: brass alloy, nickel
• Sealing material: NBR/EKM rubber
• Operating temperature: -10 °C - + 50°C
• Connections: G1" DN25
• Opening: manual
• Closing: 9 V DC - 12 V voltage or manual
• Closing current: <1.5 A (pulse)
• Closing time: <1s
• Polarity: white wire (+) positive, black wire (-) negative
• Maximum pressure: 500 mBar (max. 1 bar pressure test for 20 minutes)

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I check compatibility with my valve/system? Compare the connection type (e.g. thread M30x1.5) and supply voltage with the technical parameters of your valve or control system.
• Must installation and wiring be carried out by a professional? Mechanical fitting onto the valve can be handled by a DIYer; we recommend having the electrical wiring to the control system checked by an electrician or heating technician.