sauermann AQ 110 Class 110 Portables Air Quality Meter User Guide
- June 9, 2024
- sauermann
Table of Contents
- CLASS 110 PORTABLES
- Quick Start Guide
- Class 110 portables
- 1. Operating temperature, protection of the instruments and
- 2. Keys
- 3. Take a measurement
- 4. Carry out a manual autozero (MP 110, MP 120, MP 130)
- 5. Hold the measurement
- 6. Display minimum and maximum values
- 7. Set the auto-off
- 8. Activate or deactivate the keys beep
- 9. Batteries replacement
- Quick Start Guide
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
CLASS 110 PORTABLES
AQ 110, CO 110, CT 110, HD 110, LV 110-111-117, LV 130, MP 110-111-115-112, MP 120, MP 130, VT 110-115
Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide
Class 110 portables
These portable instruments are used to measure the following parameters: temperature, relative humidity, pressure, airflow and air velocity, CO and CO2.
1. Operating temperature, protection of the instruments and
information about storage
Conditions of use (°C/%RH/m): from 0 to +50 °C (AQ 110 / CO 110 / CT 110
/ LV 130 / MP 110-111-115-112 / MP 120 / MP 130 / VT 110-115); from -10 to 50
°C (HD 110). In non-condensing conditions. From 0 to 2000 m.
Protection: IP54
Storage temperature: from -20 to +80 °C.
If the instrument is stored outside the operating temperature (for example in
a van, a warehouse…), please wait for 10 minutes in its operating temperature
before start using it.
2. Keys
| KEY | FUNCTION |
|---|---|
| ON-OFF/Esc. Turn the instrument on/off and allow to back to previous |
selection
| OK key. Confirm selection
| Select key. Navigate throught the menu
| HOLD/min/max key. Hold value, and display minimum and maximum values
| Backlight key. Activate/Deactivate the backlight
3. Take a measurement
VT 110: before using the instrument with the hotwire probe, please lower the protection tube (1) of the sensing element.
VT 110: always use the hotwire probe with the red point (VT 110) or white point (VT 115) in front of flow.
VT 110
- Sensing element (temperature)
- Sensing element (velocity)
- Airflow direction
- Protection tube of the sensing element (1)
- Redpoint: landmark
- Bottom of the hotwire probe
VT 115
- Sensing element (temperature)
- Sensing element (velocity)
- Airflow direction
- Protection tube of the sensing element (1)
- White point: landmark
- Bottom of the hotwire probe
Switch on the instrument by pressing briefly on “On/Off/Hold”.
The instrument displays its name then the measurement.
CO 110 and AQ 110: the instrument displays its name then a 5 s (CO110) or 10 s (AQ 110) countdown. This count corresponds to the preheating time of the sensor. At the end of the countdown, the measured value of CO and CO2 is displayed.
MP 110, MP 120 and MP 130: the instrument displays its name then an autozero is performed. At the end of the autozero, the measured value displays.
4. Carry out a manual autozero (MP 110, MP 120, MP 130)
During measurement:
Remove pressure tubes and press “OK”.
The instrument makes an autozero then returns to the measurement display.
5. Hold the measurement
During measurement, press briefly on “Hold/min/max” to hold measurement: “Hold” appears on the screen and measurements are fixed.
Press again briefly “On/Off/Hold” to exit the Hold function.
6. Display minimum and maximum values
When measurements are hold:
Press “On/Off/Hold” : maximum value measured since the last questioning is displayed on the top of the screen and minimum value measured since the last questioning is displayed on the bottom of the screen.
7. Set the auto-off
The device is on and displays the measurements.
Press “Select” until “AUTO OFF” blinks on the screen and follow the instructions above:
8. Activate or deactivate the keys beep
The device is on and displays the measurements.
Press “Select” until “BEEP” blinks on the screen and follow the instructions above:
9. Batteries replacement
The instrument is OFF.
Remove the front part at the back of the instrument.
Replace used batteries by new batteries AAA LR03 1.5 V.
Replace the front.
To ensure safety, replace batteries with the same type.
Not doing so might lead to explosion. Dispose of used batteries according to
instructions.
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QSG - Class 110 portables - 07/10/22 - Non-contractual document - We reserve the right to modify the characteristics of our products without prior notice
References
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