Maile GW 11‑20 Compact Gas Warning System Operation and Installation Manual


Brand
Maile
Document type
Installation Guide
Language
German
Pages
16
File format
PDF
File size
1.1 MB
Published
10 July, 2012
Updated
23 July, 2012
MD5 checksum
867719DB64A06A5B19DFD1C7E52F5037

About this manual

This manual describes the installation, electrical connection, operation and maintenance of Maile's compact gas warning systems covering models GW 11‑20 with one or two alarm stages. It includes safety warnings, mounting guidelines, wiring details, sensor installation and calibration procedures.

Key sections cover mounting height and method, power supply options, sensor wiring requirements, alarm configuration, troubleshooting, and optional accessories such as external power supplies and signal devices. This manual is written in German.

What's inside

  • Compact Gas Warning Systems
  • Mounting and Electrical Connection
  • Functional Operation
  • Accessories
  • Wiring Connection Proposals
  • Technical Data
  • Sensor Installation
  • Replacement Sensors

Specifications

Power supply (standard)230 V / 50 Hz AC
Optional power supplies12 V / 24 V DC or 110 V / 50‑60 Hz AC
Maximum sensor voltage (semiconductor)6 V DC
Maximum sensor voltage (electrochemical)12‑17 V DC
Mounting height1.60 m – 1.80 m
Minimum cable cross‑section1.5 mm² per conductor
Two‑stage alarm thresholds10 % and 20 % of lower explosion limit

Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the Maile gas warning system require?

It is designed for a standard 230 V / 50 Hz AC supply, with optional 12 V / 24 V DC or 110 V / 50‑60 Hz AC options.

At what height should the device be mounted?

The mounting height should be between 1.60 m and 1.80 m.

What is the minimum cable size for sensor connections?

A minimum cross‑section of 1.5 mm² per conductor must be used.

How many alarm stages can the system have and what are the default thresholds?

The system can have one or two alarm stages; for two‑stage units the default thresholds are set to 10 % and 20 % of the lower explosion limit.

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