MaCURCO GBC-24 VAC/VDC 8-Relays Gas Boiler Controller User Guide
- June 14, 2024
- MaCURCO
Table of Contents
MaCURCO GBC-24 VAC/VDC 8-Relays Gas Boiler Controller
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: GD-6 Gas Detector
- Gas Boiler Controller: Yes
- CO Detector Model: CM-6
- Compliance: Missouri Boiler Code, 11 CSR 40-2.030 (5) (I)
Product Usage Instructions
Installation
To ensure proper installation and compliance with safety regulations, follow these steps:
- Identify the equipment room or any enclosed area where fuel-fired objects are located or carbon monoxide may be produced.
- Choose a suitable location in the equipment room for installing the carbon monoxide detector/alarm.
- Make sure the carbon monoxide detector/alarm has a visible display showing the parts per million (ppm) value of the detected carbon monoxide. The alarm threshold is set at 50 ppm.
- Connect the carbon monoxide detector/alarm to the building power supply. Ensure it has a battery backup with visible and audible alarms to indicate low battery backup power supply.
- Follow the Manufacturer Recommendations Guide for installation, testing, and calibration of the carbon monoxide detector/alarm.
- Record all testing and calibration activities in a log book (analog or digital) that is easily accessible to inspectors and owner’s staff.
- Ensure the carbon monoxide detector/alarm has visible and audible alarms that can be heard and seen inside the equipment room, even above the noise level of operations inside and outside the boiler room.
Usage
Once the carbon monoxide detector/alarm is properly installed, follow these guidelines for usage:
- Regularly check the visible display of the carbon monoxide detector/alarm to monitor the parts per million (ppm) value of detected carbon monoxide.
- Keep an ear out for audible alarms that indicate the presence of carbon monoxide.
- If the carbon monoxide detector/alarm goes off, immediately evacuate the area and contact emergency services.
- Periodically test the functionality of the carbon monoxide detector/alarm according to the Manufacturer Recommendations Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the alarm threshold for the carbon monoxide detector/alarm?
A: The alarm threshold is set at 50 parts per million (ppm) of detected carbon monoxide.
Q: How should I power the carbon monoxide detector/alarm?
A: The carbon monoxide detector/alarm should be supplied by the building power and have a battery backup for low battery backup power supply indication.
Q: Where should I install the carbon monoxide detector/alarm?
A: Install the carbon monoxide detector/alarm in the equipment room or any enclosed area where fuel-fired objects are located or carbon monoxide may be produced.
Q: How should I record testing and calibration activities?
A: Record all testing and calibration activities in a log book (analog or digital) that is easily accessible to inspectors and owner’s staff.
Q: How often should I test the functionality of the carbon monoxide detector/alarm?
A: Periodically test the functionality of the carbon monoxide detector/alarm according to the Manufacturer Recommendations Guide.
For more information, please contact:
Branden Dewing
- Phone: 605-951-3994
- Email: bdewing@macurco.com
- Website: www.macurco.com
- Phone: 1-877-367-7891
- Email: info@macurco.com
- Address: 3601 N St. Paul Ave Sioux Falls, SD 57104
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
CM-6 KEY FEATURES
- 0-200 PPM range
- Digital display / onboard buzzer
- 2 onboard relays to disable & engage horn/strobes
- Easy installation to 4×4 box
- End of life notification
GBC KEY FEATURES
- 24V Input
- Shutdown up to 8 boilers individually
- Customize up to 8 10A SPDT relays
- 24VDC driver for horn/strobe
Additional Accessories
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector/Alarm
7. Carbon monoxide detector or alarm. The owner or user shall install a
carbon monoxide detector or alarm in an equipment room (including portable
trailers or areas consid-ered enclosed) where any fuel-fired objects are
located or carbon monoxide may be produced by any non-exempt boiler, water
heater, pool heater or pressure vessel. A carbon monoxide detector or alarm
should be installed by these standards with any exempt object.
- The carbon monoxide detector or alarm shall have a visible display showing the parts per million value of the carbon monoxide that is detected. The carbon monoxide detector will alarm at 50 ppm.
- The carbon monoxide detector or alarm shall be supplied by the building power and shall have a battery backup with visible and audible alarms that identify when the battery backup power supply is low.
- The carbon monoxide detector or alarm shall be installed, tested and calibrated by Manufacturer Recommendations. The Manufacturers Recommendations Guide shall be readily accessible and legible during inspections. The testing and calibration should be recorded in a log book (analog or digital) that is readily accessible to the inspectors and owner’s staff.
- The carbon monoxide detector or alarm shall have visible and audible alarms capable of being heard and seen inside of the equipment room. It shall have an audible level to be heard above the operations inside and immediately outside the boiler room.
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT
BRANDEN DEWING | 605-951-3994 |
BDEWING@MACURCO.COM
- www.macurco.com
- 1-877-367-7891
- info@macurco.com
- 3601 N St. Paul Ave Sioux Falls, SD 57104