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Installation and Operating Instructions
Device description
The ambient air sensor CO
2
is for monitor-
ing the concentration of carbon dioxide
(CO
2
) in the ambient air.
The invisible and odourless gas CO
2
exists
naturally with a nominal concentration of
approx. 380 ppm (0.038%) in the air. It is
created by the burning of fossil fuels, by
human exhalation and other factors. An
excessive concentration of CO
2
in ambient
air negatively affects ability to concentrate
and perform.
The ambient air sensor CO
2
helps identify a
high CO
2
concentration, which is optically
and/or acoustically indicated.
The control of devices such as fans must be
implemented via external actuators.
Fig. 1: Device components
(1) Flush-mounted insert
(2) Frame
(3) Top unit
Installation
Recommended installation height: 1.10 m
Select the installation location so that the
device is exposed to the room's normal air
circulation.
Fig. 2: Rear of flush-mounted insert
Apply 230 V AC power supply to the L and
N terminals on the rear of the flush-
mounted insert (see figure 2).
Actuators are connected via the terminals
NO / COM / NC on the rear of the flush-
mounted insert (see figure 2 and the 'Ze-
ro-voltage contact' section).
Screw insert to the flush-mounted box.
Before the device top unit with the frame
is applied to the flush-mounted insert,
carry out settings to the measuring mod-
ule (on the device top unit) if required.
See the 'Settings' section, figure 4.
Function
The LED lights up green when the device is
in normal system state. Normal system
state is defined according to the set limit
value. If CO
2
concentration is detected
above the settable limit value (800 -
1500 ppm) the LED changes to red and a
signal sound is heard (if set) - the device is
in alarm state.
As long as the CO
2
concentration is above
the set limit value the device remains in
alarm state (red LED and signal sound). If
the CO
2
concentration reduces below the
limit value the device switches back to nor-
mal system state (green LED).
The LED display (green with normal system
state) and the signal sound with an alarm
can be deactivated: see the 'Settings' sec-
tion.
Device states
Settings
Fig. 3: Removing the device top unit
To carry out settings to the device the top
unit must be pulled out of the flush-
mounted insert. Setting possibilities are
then located on the rear of the device top
unit. See figure 4.
Apply a screwdriver to the slot intended
for this purpose and carefully lever up the
cover with the top unit.
Fig. 4: Device top unit (rear)
The DIP switch (1), designated with a
loudspeaker symbol, enables the alarm
sound to be switched on or off.
The DIP switch (2), designated with a light
symbol, enables the green LED (lit in nor-
mal system state) to be switched on or
off.
The CO
2
limit value, by which the device
changes from normal state to alarm state,
can be adjusted with a screwdriver at the
potentiometer. The values (8 - 15) on the
scale specify the CO
2
limit value when
multiplied by 100.
Zero-voltage contact
The ambient air sensor CO
2
has a zero-volt-
age contact to which an actuator must be
connected. The connection terminals of the
zero-voltage contact are located on the rear
of the flush-mounted insert (see figure 2).
The zero-voltage switching contacts can be
used for controlling ventilation or for for-
warding information to an air-conditioning
monitoring system for example.
Technical data
Warranty
We provide a warranty in accordance with
the statutory requirements.
Please send the device postage paid with
error description via the specialist trade to
our central customer service centre.
Gira
Giersiepen GmbH & Co. KG
Service Center
Dahlienstraße 12
42477 Radevormwald
EN
Important
The zero-voltage contact is only to be used as
a control output.
The direct connection of consumers is not per-
missible.
Electrical devices may only be
mounted and connected by qualified
electricians!
DANGER
Serious injury (e.g. caused by an electric
shock), fire, or material damage are possible
if mounted improperly.
In order to avoid electric shock, de-ener-
gize cables when working on the ambi-
ent air sensor CO
2
(switch off circuit
breaker).
Unfavourable installation locations
may lead to corruption of measure-
ment results!
Do not mount the device within shelf walls
or behind curtains or similar coverings.
Avoid outside walls and draughts!
(1)
(2)
(3)
Observe alignment of the device
when being inserted into the flush-
mounted box.
Arrows and 'TOP' point upwards, see
figure 1, flush-mounted insert (1).
Observe the initialisation time!
The device requires approx. 5 minutes after
voltage application before it can begin
with measurement of ambient air.
Normal system
state
LED: Green (delivered state)
Signal sound Off
Relay contact NC / COM closed
NO / COM open
Alarm state
LED: Red
Signal sound On (delivered state)
Relay contact NC / COM open
NO / COM closed
"ppm" stands for
parts per million.
1000 ppm CO
2
corresponds to
0.1% CO
2
content in the air.
(3)
(2)
(1)
Operating voltage: 230 - 240 V AC /
50 - 60 Hz
Power consumption: approx. 2.5 W
Ambient
temperature: -5 °C to +50 °C
Storage tempera-
ture:
-25 °C to +75 °C
Humidity: max. 90 %
Protection type: IP 20
Connection
terminals: Ø to 2.5 mm
2
Rated surge
voltage:4 kV
Max. switching cur-
rent
4 A at 250 V
Sensor sensitivity for
CO
2
: 350 - 2000 ppm
Limit value range for
alert can be step-
lessly adjusted: 800 - 1500 ppm
Measurement
precision: +/- 100 ppm
Type of action: 1.C
Software class and
structure: A
Pollution severity: 2
Mounting: Flush-mounted box
(deep box recom-
mended)
Ambient air sensor CO
2
2381 ..
Giersiepen GmbH & Co. KG
Electrical Installation
Systems
P.O. Box 1220
42461 Radevormwald
Phone +49 (0) 2195 / 602 - 0
Fax +49 (0) 2195 / 602 - 339
www.gira.com
info@gira.com
499250 34/15

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