Eagle Eye HGD-3000i Offers

Features

• Automatic operation and continuous 24/7 monitoring
• Highly sensitive and stable solid state hydrogen sensor
• Sensitive photoelectric smoke detector module
• Internal thermostat for automatic exhaust fan control at 104°F (40°C) with ±5° adjustable range

Hydrogen gas detection

Designed for unattended battery installations or remote shelters containing gassing lead acid batteries and charging systems. It will turn on an exhaust fan when hydrogen gas levels reach 1% and will alarm at 2%. This alarm consists of a local 80 db horn, a flashing red LED, and a dry contact switch closure for remote alarming.

Smoke detection

The photoelectric smoke sensor detects minute combustion products from smoldering wire insulation, battery cases, and other material. When smoke is detected, a distinctive alarm is emitted from the 80 db horn and a separate dry contact switch is activated. At this time, the exhaust fan is inhibited in order to deny the fire increased oxygen from outside air.

Temperature, loss of power, and intrusion

During normal operation and in the absence of an alarm condition, an internal thermostat will turn on the exhaust fan at a preset temperature to reduce heat buildup in the room. Loss of power to the unit will also generate a dry contact alarm. Additionally, the infrared intrusion alarm will trigger a silent dry contact switch.

Applications

• Utilities and power plants
• UPS power systems
• Fuel cell test stations
• Nuclear waste reforming
• Hydrogen refuelling stations
• Fire department
• Battery suppliers
• Battery charging rooms
• Motive power
• Golf cart