UEI KANE958 Flue Gas Analyser User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- UEi
Table of Contents
- KANE958 OVERVIEW
- ANALYZER FEATURES AND KEYPAD
- BATTERIES
- GENERAL SAFETY
- COLD WEATHER PRECAUTIONS
- FIRST TIME USE
- GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLE
- USING MENU
- MEASURING FLUE GASES
- CO SENSOR PROTECTION PUMP OPERATION
- PRINTING
- SPECIFICATIONS
- SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUED
- Warranty
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
KANE958
Flue Gas Analyzer with direct O2
Measurement and CO sensor protection
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KANE958 OVERVIEW
Your KANE958 combustion Analyzer measures:
- Carbon Monoxide (CO)
- Oxygen (O2)
- Pressure
- Differential Temperature
- Temperature
- Differential Pressure
Depending on your options it measures or calculates:
- Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
- Nitric Oxide (NO)
- Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)
- CO/CO2 ratio
- Combustion Efficiency
- Losses
- Excess Air
- Sulphar Dioxide (SO2)
- Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
Your KANE958 has a protective rubber cover with magnets for “hands-free”
operation and is supplied with a flue probe with integral temperature sensor.
Your KANE958 has a low flow detector system to switch off the Analyzer pump if
it detects water entering from an over filled water trap.
Your KANE958 has a large 6 line display showing data and test results based on
your actions. The display bottom line also highlights Analyzer status at all
times.
Your KANE958 prints test results using an optional infrared printer or
wirelessly sends them to the KANE wireless APP.
Your KANE958 stores up to 45 logs of any combination of Combustion, AUX,
Temperature & Pressure test results.
You can enter 2 lines of 24 characters on your test results printout.
ANALYZER FEATURES AND KEYPAD
KEYPAD BUTTONS
ICON | DESCRIPTION | |
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SAVE LOG | Long press to store data | |
PRINT REPORT | Short press to print a report – Analyzer offers a destination |
choice when wireless & irda fitted
| NAVIGATE UP| Short press to scroll up
| ENTER KEY| Use to select current option – also selects worklight in some
dial positions
| NAVIGATE DOWN| Short press to scroll down
| DATA HOLD| Short press to hold current data on screen – see status bar
section on page 13
| PUMP ON/OFF| Press to turn pump on or off
ANALYZER LAYOUT
BATTERIES
BATTERY TYPE
Your KANE958 uses rechargeable Nickel Material Hydride (NiMH) batteries
– Using other battery types may void your Analyzer’s warranty.
WARNING
Although you can use Alkaline batteries you must not charge your Analyzer with
Alkaline batteries fitted. Do not mix NiMH cells with different capacities or
from different manufacturers – All batteries must be identical.
REPLACING BATTERIES
Turn over your Analyzer, remove protective rubber cover, find battery
compartment & fit 3 NiMH “AA” rechargeable batteries ensuring correct battery
polarity. Replace battery cover & protective rubber cover.
TIME AND DATE
After changing batteries reset your Analyzer time & date.
CHARGING NiMH BATTERIES
Your KANE958 uses a standard Micro USB connector – For best results turn off
then connect your charger. Charging indicator will illuminate then turn off
when charging is complete.
Your first charge should be for 8 hours – Thereafter NiMH batteries can be
topped up at any time, even for short periods
If your batteries discharge and your Analyzer enters a low power shutdown, 1
hour charge provides approx. 2 hours continuous use.
BATTERY DISPOSAL
Always dispose of depleted batteries using approved disposal methods to
protect our environment.
GENERAL SAFETY
SAFETY WARNING
Your Analyzer extracts combustion gases that may be toxic in relativity low
concentrations. These gases are exhausted from the back of the Analyzer. This
Analyzer must only be used in well-ventilated locations by trained and
competent persons after due consideration of all the potential hazards.
Portable gas detectors should conduct “bump” tests before relying on units to
verify atmospheres are free from hazards. A “bump” test is a way to check an
instrument works within acceptable limits by briefly exposing it to known gas
mixtures to change the output of all sensors present.
NOTE: This is different from a calibration where your Analyzer is exposed
to known gas mixtures but allowed to settle to a steady figure with readings
adjusted to the stated gas concentration of the test gas.
Protection Against Electric Shock (In accordance with EN 61010-1:2010):
This Analyzer is designed as Class III equipment and should only be connected
to SELV circuits. The battery charger is designated as:
- Class II equipment
- Installation category II
- Pollution degree 2
- Indoor use only
- Altitude to 6,562ft
- Ambient temperature 32˚F to 104˚F
- Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to 87.8˚F decreasing linearly to 50%RH at 104˚F
- Mains supply fluctuations not to exceed 10% of the nominal voltage
COLD WEATHER PRECAUTIONS
It is important you keep your Analyzer in a warm place overnight.
Electronic devices that become really cold, by being left in a vehicle
overnight, suffer when taken into a warm room the next morning. Condensation
may form affecting Analyzer performance. Analyzer electrochemical sensors are
affected by condensation or water being sucked into the Analyzer, stopping
sensors seeing flue gas. When this happens, oxygen or carbon dioxide reading
will display as “-” & sensors may be permanently damaged.
If you think your Analyzer is affected by condensation or water ingress, leave
the Analyzer running in a warm place with pump ‘ON’ sampling fresh air for a
few hours. Connect your mains adapter or battery charger to avoid draining
batteries. If you still experience problems please contact UEi Customer
Services.
FIRST TIME USE
Charge your Analyzer batteries for 8 hours – an overnight charge should be
sufficient for an average 8 hour day.
Take time to read this manual fully and be aware your Analyzer configuration
may not support all features explained in this manual.
Before using your Analyzer ensure it is set up for your requirements.
NOTE: Your Analyzer STATUS bar displays current time, date and battery
status – Check time & date are correct as they can only be changed if you have
not stored logs in Memory to protect the integrity of your stored data.
GENERAL OPERATING PRINCIPLE
Using your KANE958 is simple with the rotary dial and user interface. Most
tests can be made with little user activity.
Your Analyzer status bar offers options based on tasks you are performing and
displays useful information and messages.
QUICK START
Turn on your Analyzer in fresh outdoor air pressing the button for 2 seconds.
Your Analyzer starts a 60 second zero calibration – once completed select your
tests by turning the Analyzer rotary dial.
USER INTERFACE
Your Analyzer display shows 5 lines of tests & a status bar. The backlight
activates on each button press then turns off after 10 seconds.
Navigate through your options and menu choices via 3 dedicated & buttons.
Button presses are either short or long.
STATUS
Rotate dial to “Status”:
STATUS BAR
Status bar shows Analyzer status and offers options based on your settings.
Navigate through status bar options via & buttons when status bar is on
display.
STATUS BAR LAYOUT
Status bar splits into 2 zones, Message & Icons shown below:
STATUS BAR MESSAGE ZONE
CLOCK FUNCTION|
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DATA HOLD FUNCTION|
CALIBRATION DUE WARNING MESSAGE|
AIR PURGE “SNOOZE” TIMER|
LOW BATTERY WARNING MESSAGE|
STATUS BAR ZONES
Icons give quick and simple status information:
STAUS BAR ICON LEVEL
STATUS BAR MENU OPTIONS
Status Bar offers you contextual menu items based on your display screen.
STANDARD OPTIONS
USING MENU
Rotate dial to MENU to customise your Analyzer default setting to your
requirements.
Navigate through the MENU using these buttons
As you navigate up or down items will move up or down the screen returning to
the beginning.
Note: To exit menu turn your Analyzer rotary dial to any position – note any
unsaved changes will be lost.
MENU ITEMS
MENU ITEM | MENU TEXT | OPTIONS/COMMENTS |
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TIME | TIME | HH:MM:SS format |
E.G.. 7am = 07:00:00, 7pm = 19:00:00
DATE| DATE| DD/MM/YY format
HEADER| HEADER| Edit 2 Line Header on your printouts
PRINTER TYPE| IR PRINT| Select, KMIRP, IRP-3
GAS SCALE| GAS UNIT| Select, ppm, mg/m3, Mg/kWh
02 REF| 02 REF| Used for “Normalized” readings.
Default set to 3%, can be adjusted up or down
IF NO OPTION FITTED| NOX CALC| Enables selection of NOx equation types and
assumed percentage of NO2.
NOx equations are:
NOx reference to NO
NOx sum equation (NO + NO2)
NOx reference to NO2
LOGS| LOGS| View current memory usage & stored logs
AIRFLOW| AIRFLOW| Change airflow scale and adjust pitot factor
EFF| EFF| Efficiency calculation Analyzer set to Gross or Net -Condensing
automatically selected based on selected fuel type
LANGUAGE| LANGUAGE| Select required language from list
UTIL| UTIL| Consists of a sub menu to: INFO – View firmware information BLIGHT
– Set backlight timeout (S) LEAK – Perform system integrity test
CODE| CODE| Password protected for authorised service agents only – Default to
000000
MEASURING FLUE GASES
After countdown is finished and your Analyzer is correctly set up, put your
flue probe into the appliance sampling point. The probe tip should be in the
flue centre – use flue probe depth stop cone to set position.
With balanced flues, make sure probe is positioned far enough into the flue so
no air can “back flush” into the probe.
SAFETY WARNING
Ensure your flue probe handle does not get hot!
Do not exceed Analyzer operating specifications – In particular:
- Do not exceed flue probe maximum temperature (600°C)
- Do not exceed Analyzer internal temperature operating range
- Do not put Analyzer on a hot surface
- Do not exceed Analyzer water trap levels
- Do not let Analyzer particle filter become dirty and blocked
Check readings are stable and within expected range.
CO SENSOR PROTECTION PUMP OPERATION
Your Analyzer CO sensor is automatically protected from high levels of CO.
When CO is above the maximum range of your Analyzer the main pump stops and CO
Purge pump starts.
Your Analyzer displays – – – – until CO levels fall below the maximum
measurement range.
AUX SCREEN
EDITING THE AUX SCREEN
You can customise lines 1 to 5 of your Analyzer AUX screen.
To edit a line, press until EDIT appears on the status bar. Press and hold to
select EDIT.
Cursor flashes and line number appears in status bar. Use to select option to
appear on line then press to enter option.
O2/EFF SCREEN
CO/NO SCREEN
STORED MEMEORY REPORTS
Your KANE958 utilises a shared memory system which means stored logs are not
limited by type.
An icon displays when your Analyzer has stored data.
To view current memory rotate dial to MENU then select LOGS to display.
MENU OPTIONS
VIEWING STORED REPORTS
To view your reports, select VIEW option from LOGS Menu:
LOG VIEW MENU OPTIONS
FINDING STORED REPORTS
Once you select your report type the first stored log is displayed:
REPORT MENU OPTIONS
Note: ROOM CO and tightness are accessed via TEST position.
Rotate dial to TEST to find ROOM CO and TIGHTNESS Tests.
PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE TESTING
WARNING
Never take a pressure reading without knowing the maximum pressure present.
Your Analyzer pressure transducer is rated at 160 mbar with a maximum over
range of 400 mbar.
Rotate dial to Prs/Temp and use the black connectors & manometer hose to
connect to P1 for single pressure or P1 & P2 for different pressure.
TEMPERATURE & PRESSURE DISPLAY
VIEWING & PRINTING
Press button to send full Pressure & Temperature reports to your optional
KANE-IRP3 printer or wirelessly to a KANE APP.
Press and hold button for 2 seconds to log a pressure and temperature report –
See PRINTING to print stored reports.
PRESSURE MEASUREMENT GOOD PRACTICE
WARNING
Before using your KANE958 to measure an appliance gas/air ratio valve, read
appliance manufacturer instructions thoroughly. If in doubt, contact appliance
manufacturer. After adjusting a gas/air ratio valve CO, CO2 & CO/CO2 ratio
readings must be within appliance manufacturer specified limits.
LARGE BORE TUBING ISSUES
If using large bore tubing when performing pressure tests:
Push orange tube over rim of spigot to ensure a gas tight seal.
Failure to do so may not produce a gas tight seal.
PRINTING
Press and release to send test results to your optional KANE IRP-3 printer or
wirelessly to KANE APP. You can stop printing by pressing button again.
KANE INFRARED PRINTER
To use your printer, switch on and place the printer infrared receiver in line
with the emitter on top of your Analyzer – allow a 15cm gap between Analyzer
and printer.
PRINTOUTS
KANE LINK WIRELESS MEASUREMENT AND DATA TRANSFER You can wirelessly connect
optional KANE LINK devices to your Analyzer.
Rotate dial to KANE LINK on your Analyzer to manage how your Analyzer
communicates with wireless devices.
To wirelessly transfer data to a connected smart device running our KANE APPS,
select APP using
To ADD, REMOVE and check STATUS of optional KANE LINE device select LINK using
& buttons.
WPCP2 WIRELESS PIPE CLAMP
To add select it then enter its serial number using & buttons.
Enter its serial number using & buttons. Each clamp serial number must be 10
digits long.
If longer use the last 10 digits, e.g, in this example only enter last 10
digits: 2105094301
DTHA2 ANEMOMETER
To add a DTHA2 anemometer select DTHA2 using & buttons.
Enter its serial number using & buttons. Each serial number must be 10 digits
long.
If shorter enter 0’s to make up to 10 e.g in this example enter 2001228 as
0002001228.
Other KANE LINK devices can be paired – Contact KANE for more details
SPECIFICATIONS
PARAMETER | RANGE | RESOLUTION | ACCURACY |
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Temperature Measurement
Flue Temperature
Inlet temperature External
sensor| 0 – 600°C| 0.1°C| ±0.5°C
Inlet Temperature
Internal sensor| 0 – 600°C| 0.1°C| ±0.5°C
(Internal Sensor) Inlet temperature| 0-0.50°C| 0.1°C
±1°C|
Flue Gas Measurement
Oxygen| 0 – 25%| 0.1%| ±0.3% Volume
Carbon Monoxide H2 Compensated| 0 – 10,000ppm| 1 ppm| ±5ppm < 100ppm
±20ppm < 400ppm
±5% > 400ppm – 2000ppm ±10% > 2000ppm -10,000ppm
Nitric Oxide (optional)| 0 – 5000ppm| 1ppm| ±5ppm < 100ppm 5% > 100ppm
Nitrogen Dioxide (optional)| 0 – 1000ppm| 1ppm| ±5ppm < 100ppm
5% > 100ppm
Sulphur Dioxide (optional)| 0 – 5000ppm| 1ppm| ±5ppm < 100ppm
±5% > 100ppm
Pressure Measurement
Pressure (Differential)| I ±160mbar| I 0.lmbar| I ±0.5% FSD
Calculations
CO/CO2 Ratio| 0 – 0.9999| 0.0001| ±5% of reading
Efficiency (Net or Gross)| 0 – 99.9%| 0.1%| ±1% of reding
Efficiency High (C)| 0 -119.9%| 0.1%| ±1% of reading
Excess Air| 0 -119.9%| 0.1%| ±0.2% of reading
Preprogrammed Fuels
UK, USA & France
European| Natural Gas, LPG, Light Oil, Digester Gas, Coke, Wood, Heavy Oil,
Coal
Battery Life| >8 hours (continuous with pump on)
Certification| KANE958 is independently tested and certified to EN50379, Parts
1-2 in accordance to 1st German Federal Emission Control Ordinance (BimschV)
SPECIFICATIONS CONTINUED
Operating Conditions
Temperatures| 0 to 113°F (0 to 45°C)
Humidity| 15 to 90% RH, (non-condensing)
Power Supply| Rechargeable batteries, USB Charging
Physical Characteristics
Weight| Approx. 2.51b (1.34kg)
Dimensions| 8.5in x 4.1in x 1.7in (216mm x 105mm x 45mm)
THIS PRODUCT CONFIRMS WITH THE FOLLOWING
The KANE958 is independently tested and certified to EN 50379, Parts 1 & 3.
Warranty
The KANE958 is warranted to be free from defects in materials and workmanship
for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. If within the warranty
period your instrument should become inoperative from such defects, the unit
will be repaired or replaced at UEi’s option. This warranty covers normal use
and does not cover damage which occurs in shipment or failure which results
from alteration, tampering, accident, misuse, abuse, neglect or improper
maintenance. Batteries and consequential damage resulting from failed
batteries are not covered by warranty.
Any implied warranties, including but not limited to implied warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to the
express warranty. UEi shall not be liable for loss of use of the instrument or
other incidental or consequential damages, expenses, or economic loss, or for
any claim or claims for such damage, expenses or economic loss. A purchase
receipt or other proof of original purchase date will be required before
warranty repairs will be rendered. Instruments out of warranty will be
repaired (when repairable) for a service charge
For more information on warranty and service, contact:
www.ueitest.com • Email: info@ueitest.com
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1-800-547-5740
This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights,
which vary from state to state.
Complete Care for Your Combustion Analyzer.
| When you:
Request Annual Recertification or Service Online Within 1 Year of Purchase or
Last Service Date
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| UEi will:
10-Year Warranty: All UEi combustion analyzers have a standard 1-year
warranty. Each recertification extends the
warranty for 1 more year for up to 10 years from the date of purchase.
| Contractors who book recertification of a KANE958 analyzer at
www.ueitest.com/service within 12 months from
either the date of purchase or the date of the last recertification will
receive reduced service pricing that lowers the cost of ownership and 2
additional benefits:
| 48-Hour Service: All qualifying KANE958 analyzers received for
recertification through UEi Service+ are returned on the second business day.
Free Shipping: UEi Service+ offers free shipping both to and from our service
center. When customers book their recertification, they receive a prepaid UPS
Ground shipp ing label.
Register Online
Registering you analyzer online is quick and easy. Just log in or setup an
account, it only takes a couple of minutes. Once logged in you can register
you analyzer by providing some product information and uploading a proof-of-
purchase. When it’s time to request recertifcation, just log into your
account, select the analyzer, select the service and place your order.
Canadian Customers
All Canadian customers needing annual recertification should visit
https://www.kanetest.ca.
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