BEINAT MT Manuale utente

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MT is an innovative product combining the elegance and prestige of the BEINATs.r.l brand with the

versatility of a multi-functional instrument.

It offers two products in a single appliance:

a pressure gauge, thermometer.

Its main use is to assist technicians carry out their work, both during the installation of new systems

and the inspection of existing ones.

Thermometer

Temperature is measured using a built-in, hidden probe and detected from -50 °C to +100 °C, with

0.5 °C resolution.

Pressure Gauge

It ‘a differential portable compact pressure gauge easy to use. The accuracy and autonomy make this

an indispensable tool for testing and control of heating systems.

It is calibrated with sophisticated testing machines, so its measurement is very precise and is also

calibrated example for:

Pressure of gas mains; Gas pressure to burner nozzles; Flue efficiency.

Portable Micromanometer

Firmware.

Versione 3.1

User guide

Firmware Version 1.0

Conformity EMC EN50270

Thank you for choosing the BEINAT S.r.L. digital tool, model MT.

This manual was designed to help you obtain the best results and efficiency from the product.

Important Note

Read these instructions carefully before use and always keep them within hands reach while using the

instrument.

The illustrations and texts shown on the screens in this manual may differ from those actually displayed

Temperature Gauge

Pressure Gauge mm H2O - mbar

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To achieve long, satisfactory use of the MT digital appliance, use and store it in compliance with the following

precautions.

ENSURE the detector is intact after removing it from the packaging.

Any use other than the designed use of the detector is considered improper and BEINAT S.r.l. declines all

liability for any damage caused to people, animals or property.

Do not allow it to get wet.

The MT is not waterproof and can be seriously damaged if immersed in water or exposed to high levels of

humidity.

Do not drop it.

Heavy knocks on hard surfaces and strong vibrations can damage the machine.

Avoid strong magnetic fields.

This detector should not be used or stored near radiation or strong magnetic fields. Static electricity or magnetic

fields generated by devices such as radio transmitters can cause interference during measurements.

Avoid abrupt temperature fluctuations.

Sudden temperature variations can cause condensation and the batteries could supply lower voltage.

Over a certain temperature (circa + 45°C) the monitor becomes black. To restore visibility place it in a fridge

for a few minutes to allow it to cool.

Cleaning

Never clean the appliance using chemical products. If necessary, wipe with a damp cloth.

Read the following safety precautions carefully to avoid damaging the product or personal or third party

injuries, before using the MT appliance

Keep them safe so they are available for consultation by anyone before using the appliance.

Immediately turn off the appliance in the event of malfunctioning.

In the event you detect smoke or a pungent or unusual odour coming from the appliance or power supply

(optional accessory):

Immediately turn off the detector; disconnect the power supply from the mains, if connected to charge the

battery, and send to the nearest Service Centre.

Do not try to dismantle the appliance.

Contact with internal components of the detector can cause injury. In the event of faults, the product should

only be repaired by qualified personnel.

If the device is broken due to a fall or crash, consult the Service Centre for the necessary repairs.

Observe due precautions while handling the Lithium Polymer battery.

The battery must never be exposed to high temperatures, that is, over + 45°C. To ensure an optimum

service life, use it at room temperature.

If used at low temperatures, the service life could be diminished.

Never dismantle the battery and never throw it on a fire as it may explode.

Never dispose of the battery as normal waste. Comply with local regulations on its disposal.

Use the correct cables supplied.

To ensure the product complies with standards, for terminal input and output connection only use the cables

supplied for this purpose or those sold separately by BEINAT S.r.l.

Avoid contact with liquid crystals.

In the event the display breaks, pay attention not to injure yourself with the glass fragments and avoid the

liquid crystals coming in contact with your skin, eyes or mouth.

For your safety

Conversion table for pressure

Units of Symbol Pa hPa bar mbar at mmH2O

Measures

Pascal

ect Pascal

bar

millibar

millimeter

H2O

hPa

bar

mbar

mmH2O

100.000 1.000

100

0,01

100.000

0,000010,01

1.000

0,01

0,001

0,0001

1.000

0,01

1.000

0,1

0,00001

0,0001

0,001

1 10.000

10.000

0,1

PSI PSI 0.0145038

0.0145038

0.000145038 0.00145038

1.45038

Technical

Atmosphere

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Button functions

MT On/Off button.

To turn the instrument on or off, press the

button for 5 seconds

PRESSURE GAUGE Function.

The instrument can display 2 scales: one in mmH2O and the other in mbar,

Keep the “Press” button pressed for 2" to access the Pressure Gauge function.

When the instrument is switched on it positions itself on the 999 mmH2O scale.

Press the “Press” button again for 2" to access the 150 mbar scale.

THERMOMETER Function.

Press the “Temp” button for 2" to access the Thermometer function. The instrument turns on and starts

to measure the room temperature.

Lift the probe up, by turning it, for maximum reading precision. The measurement scale is -50 °C to +100

°C.

View from above

Pressure Gas

View from below

Battery charger

Temperature Probe

90° Rotation

Product data label

Press+ Press -

°C

Press Temp

Components and Commands

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Readings and Measurements

These operations must be carried out in compliance with the methods described in this manual.

Remember,measurements taken with batteries in need of recharge can give false measurements.

Checking pressure

The pressure gauge has two measuring inputs, one for the pressure (positive) and one for the depression

(negative).

To measure the positive pressure, apply the supplied tube on the input on the left making sure to let

opened the entrance to the depression.

To measure the negative pressure (depression), apply the tube on the input on the right making sure to

let opened the input pressure.

To measure the difference of two pressures, apply the higher pressure on the positive input and the other

on the negative input.

After the reading, appear on the display the pressure difference that the instrument will measure between an

input and the other.

1) Turn on the instrument as above

2) Insert the tube in the “Press” input

3) Use the tube to connect the instrument to the pressure or depression source, for measurement; the

instrument measures both positive and negative pressure.

PRESSURE GAUGE Function.

Press the

button and then the “Press” function button.

PRESSURE GAUGE Function.

Press the “Press” button to access the Pressure Gauge function with its mmH2Oscale;;

When the instrument is switched on it positions itself on the 999 mmH2O scale

If the pressure measured is higher, the instrument automatically positions itself on the higher scale of

999 mmH2O.

If you want to use the mbar scale, press the “Press” button again.

The instrument positions itself on the 30.9 mbar scale.

If the pressure measured is higher, the instrument automatically positions itself on the higher scale of

150 mbar

SWITCH OFF. Press the OFF button for 5 seconds.

Pressure Gauge Function Components and Commands

Battery charger status display

The display depicts a battery.

When the battery is charged the figure is

completely black and as it is used it becomes white.

It flashes when it needs to be recharged.

Measurement display:

99,9 mmH2O maximum

Measurement display:

150 mbar.

Pressure Gauge Display

99.9

mmH2O

150mbar

Press Temp

Press+ Press -

150

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If the appliance does not turn on.

Check the battery is charged. If not, recharge it.

The battery is not recharging.

Check voltage is arriving from the power supply.

In the event other problems arise, directly contact a specialist and/or authorised technician or your BEINAT

S.r.l. dealer.

Temperature

Measurement range -50+100 °C

Precision 1% F.S

Resolution 0.5 °C

Temperature Readings

These operations must be carried out in compliance with the methods described in this manual. Remember,

measurements taken with batteries in need of recharge can give false measurements

THERMOMETER FUNCTION.

Press the button, followed by the “Temp” function button.

THERMOMETER Function.

Press the “Temp” button to access the thermometer function.

When the instrument is turned on it starts to read the room temperature.

Lift the probe up, by turning it, for maximum reading precision.

SWITCH OFF. Press the OFF button for 5 seconds.

Problems and Solutions

Thermometer FunctionComponents and Commands

Battery charger status display

The display depicts a battery.

When the battery is charged the figure is

completely black and as it is used it becomes white.

It flashes when it needs to be recharged..

Thermometer Display

Measurement display:

from -50 to + 100 °C

22°C

Press Temp

Press+ Press -

100

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Three macroscopic variables are necessary to define the state of static air, each subject to direct measurement.

These variables are pressure, temperature and volume; the state of gas in the air with volume V, pressure

Pand temperature Tis defined by Boyles Law:

P*V =n*R*T. where n is the number of moles composing the gas and R is a universal constant.

The possible states of a gas with constant pressure and volume are expressed by the Gay-Lussac Law: with

constant pressure the volume of a gas increases as the temperature increases, or vice versa.

Example:

Scale 99.9 mmH2O at each °C variable, the pressure varies by +/- 0.7 mm H2O

Scale 999 mmH2O at each °C variable, the pressure varies by +/- 3.4 mm H2O

Therefore, if the instrument is connected at variable temperatures, the pressure registered at the start will

definitely differ from final pressure.

This is normal and is not due to malfunctioning.

The MT digital instrument leaves the factory with a testing and calibration certificate.

Such calibration corresponds to that declared by the test instrument, according to international standards.

N.B. The test instrument is kept in the manufacturing plant.

Measurement uncertainty is assessed as “category B”

Ordinary and extraordinary maintenance of the digital pressure gauge and CALIBRATION, whose natural

validity is ONE YEAR, must be carried out by authorised personnel with equipment in compliance with

standards.

Calibration

Information: Pressure and Temperature

Rechargeable Battery

This device is equipped with a 3.7V rechargeable LITHIUM POLYMER battery.

To recharge the battery it should be connected to the PC using a USB cable or you can purchase a 230V

recharging cable separately.

When first turned on

On purchase the batteries are not fully charged.

Before using the instrument we recommend you charge the batteries for a maximum of 10 hours.

Charging.

1 Connect the battery charger connector to the micro USB socket on the lower part of the instrument, and

connect this to the USB port of any PC.

2 Connect the battery charger connector with the power supply unit to the micro USB socket on the lower part

of the instrument, and then connect the battery charger to a power socket.

3 Do not recharge the battery in an ATEX zone.

Use

Batteries should never be exposed to high temperatures, or rather exceed working temperatures of -20°C to

+45°C.

To ensure an optimal service life, use at room temperature.

If used at both low and high temperatures its service life may be diminished.

Never dismantle the battery and never throw it on a fire as it may explode.

Never dispose of the battery as normal waste. Comply with local regulations on its disposal.

Voltage of charged battery 3.7V.

Working time Approximately 30 hours

Recharge from PC Recharge from AC 230V

Concepts and Battery Charging

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Consumption during the detection.................................................................................................30 mA

Consumption in standby ................................................................................................................. 150uA

Battery autonomy according to functions .....................................................................8 to 20 hour approx

Battery charging .................................................................................................. Via USB port from PC

Battery charging ...........................................................................................External from 5 V. cc 350mA

Recharge control ............................................................................................Controlled by micro-processor

Time to recharge exhausted batteries ..........................................................................................7 hours

Battery charging and consumption control....................................................................................On Display

Pressure Gauge

Pressures

1st measurement range .................................................................................................from 0 to 999mmH2O

2nd measurement range...................................................................................................from 0 to 150mbar

Pressure overload .................................................................................................................. 7000mmH2O

Precision scale 99.9 mmH2O ...................................................................................................... 1% F.S

Precision scale 1000 mmH2O ..................................................................................................... 1% F.S

Thermometer

NTC temperature detector....................................................................................... from -50 to +100 °C

Scale precision ........................................................................................................................ 1% F.S

Display ............................................................................................................................... LCD 3 digit

Operating temperature ............................................................................................... -20° C ÷ + 45° C

Automatic switch off, based on explosive gas detection......................................................After 10 minutes

Electromagnetic compatibility-EC reference standard......................................................................EN 50270

Dimensions and weight ......................................................................................... 60 * 140 *24mm 70g

Readings and Measurements

These operations must be carried out in compliance with the methods described in this manual.

Remember measurements taken with batteries in need of recharge can give false measurements.

CERTIFICATE OF CALIBRATION pressure gauge MT

Instrument: Digital pressure gauge MT

Version: V. 1.0

Digital pressure gauge +/- 200mmH2O +/-1529,57mmH2O

——————————————————————————————————————————————

PRESSURE

Sample instrument Serial number Measurement range Uncertainty Resolution

DRUCK DPI 530 - 4bar 0745/99-09 0 ÷ 100 mbar ± 0.1% F.S. 1 mbar (100Pa)

Measurements in pressure

Type measurement PRESURE Reading instrument Tolerance allowed

P1 250 mmH2O 252 mmH2O ± 1 % F.S.

P2 600 mmH2O 580 mmH2O ± 1 % F.S.

P3 990 mmH2O 970 mmH2O ± 1 % F.S.

P4 1529,57mmH2O 1540,00mmH2O ± 1 % F.S.

TEMPERATURE

Sample instrument Serial number Measurement range Uncertainty Resolution

VEMER VE 305 K 100764 -30°C ÷ 1300° ± 0.3% let. +1°C 0.1°C

Type measurement TEMPERATURE Reading instrument Tolerance

T1 20 °C 20,05 °C ± 2 % F.S.

T2 60 °C 61 °C ± 2 % F.S.

T3 100°C 100,05 °C ± 2 % F.S.

——————————————————————————————————————————————

All other technical features are present in the manual attached to the instrument.

The tests described above were carried out with the following references:

Temperature: 20°C ± 2°C

Atmospheric Pressure: 100 kPa ± 0,1 kPa

Relative humidity: 50% ± 15%

This certificate is valid for one year and may not be reproduced without our permission, in any case,

may not be reproduced in part.

The laboratory manager.

Technical specifications

Registration Number

Stamp of the Dealer

In agreement with our continuous development policy, we reserve the right to modify our products without notice.

Purchase Date

Lo styling è della b & b design

Madein Italy

IP40

BE-Rev4.015 47

Business - [email protected]

Help Desk - laboratorio@beinat.com

BEINAT S.r.l. Via Fatebenefratelli 122/C

10077, S. Maurizio C/se (TO) - ITALY

Tel. 011.921.04.84 - Fax 011.921.14.77

http:// www.beinat.com

INSURANCE.This device is insured by the SOCIETÀ REALE MUTUA for the PRODUCT’S GENERAL LIABILITY

up to a maximum of 1.500.000,00 EURO against damages caused by the device in case of failures in functioning.

WARRANTY.The warranty term is 3 years from manufacturing date, in agreement with the following

conditions. The components acknowledged as faulty will be replaced free of charge, excluding the

replacement of plastic or aluminium cases, bags, packing, batteries and technical reports.

The device must arrive free of shipment charges to BEINAT S.r.L.. Defects caused by unauthorized personnel

tampering, incorrect installation and negligence resulting from phenomena outside normal functioning shall be

excluded from the warranty.

The BEINAT S.r.L. company is not liable for possible damage, direct or indirect, to people, animals, or things;

from product faults and from its enforced suspension of use.

DISPOSAL OFOLDELECTRICAL&ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT.

This symbol on the product or its packaging to indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead,

it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment, such as for

example:

- sales points, in case you buy a new and similar product

- local collection points (waste collection center, local recycling center, etc...).

By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequence for the environment

and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handing of this product. The recycling of materials

will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local

city office, your household waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

Attention: in some countries of the European Union, the product is not included in the field of application of the National Law

that applies the European Directive 2002/96/EC and therefore these countries have no obligation to carry out a separate

collection at the “end of life” of the product.

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