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KCO-NO2  User’s  Manual 

90-0201-01 

Kele • 3300 Brother Blvd. • Memphis, TN  38133

  

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Status LED 
Color 

Operational Status 
Description 

 

Concentration is 
below the ventilation 
threshold.  No 
outputs are active. 

 

Concentration is 
above the ventilation 
threshold and below 
the alarm threshold.  
Ventilation relay is 
active. 

 

Concentration is 
above the alarm 
threshold.  Both 
ventilation and alarm 
relays are active. 

 

Sensor module in 
need of service (refer 
to Section 6). 

Table 3

: Front panel status LED

 

Indications.

 

Sensor 

Concentration 

at 4 mA 

Concentration 

at 20 mA 

CO 

0 ppm 

200 ppm 

NO

2

 

0 ppm 

10 ppm 

Table 4

 

Sensor Analog Output Scaling

 

4  Operational Description 

4.1 Normal operation 

The KCO-NO2 is a ventilation and alarm 
controller that senses the presence of gasoline or 
diesel engine exhaust fumes and operates a 
Warning contact closure to trigger exhaust fans or 
a minor alarm annunciator when elevated levels 
of carbon monoxide (generated by gasoline 
engines and abbreviated CO) or nitrogen dioxide 
(from diesel engine exhaust and abbreviated 
NO

2

) are detected.  If the concentration of either 

gas exceeds its programmed alarm value, a 
second set of alarm contacts is operated to trigger 
an alarm. 
The controller has two independent sensor 
modules; one for sensing carbon monoxide (CO), 
the other senses nitrogen dioxide (NO

2

).  The 

sensor modules are field replaceable: each sensor 
module can be replaced with minimal effort when 
it reaches end-of-life (EOL) while leaving the 
main control mounted and wired (refer to 

Section 

7.1

). 

 

 

Mode 

Front Cover 

LED 

Analog 
Output 

Relays Actuated 

Comment 

Normal 

Steady Green, 

Yellow or Red 

4 – 20 mA 

Depends on 

concentration 

During normal operation 

Standby 

Various 

4 mA 

NONE 

During start-up interval or any 
time during calibration 

Sensor 

Error 

Slow Blinking 

Red 

20 mA 

Warning/ 

Ventilation 

After calibration of expired 
sensor or detection of sensor 
failure. 
Sensor is no longer operational 
and must be replaced. 
 

TABLE 2

:

  

Operational State Summary

 

Summary of Contents for KCO-NO2

Page 1: ...PRELIMINARY KCO NO2 Sensor User s Manual 90 0201 01 ...

Page 2: ... Manual 90 0201 01 Kele 3300 Brother Blvd Memphis TN 38133 Page 2 WWW KELE COM Revision History Revision Date Changes 90 0201 00 3 18 21 Original Issue 90 0201 01 4 12 21 Change CO sensor ToS to 200 ppm from 100 ppm ...

Page 3: ...n 7 4 Operational Description 8 4 1 Normal operation 8 4 2 Startup 9 4 3 Setting Warning and Alarm Threshold 10 4 4 Warning and Alarm Conditions 10 4 5 Abnormal operation 10 5 Sensor Calibration 11 5 1 Calibration Gases 11 5 2 Calibration Procedure 13 6 Sensor Module Replacement 14 6 1 Sensor Errors 14 6 2 Replacement Sensors 14 6 3 Field Replacement of Sensor Modules 14 7 Warranty 15 7 1 Duration...

Page 4: ...W Control Relays Two separate SPDT relays for warning and alarm outputs UL rated 10 Amps max at 277 VAC RMS or 30 VDC Concentration Reporting Outputs Two powered 4 20 mA current loop outputs one for each sensor 4 mA output 0 ppm 20 mA full scale output Maximum loop resistance 510Ω Termination Pluggable screw terminals for use with 12 AWG or thinner wire Stranded wire recommend for 18 AWG or heavie...

Page 5: ...ibration free surface near the middle of the area to be monitored about 5 feet above the floor It should be located where there is free airflow avoid corners or recesses The air vents on the sides of the enclosure should not be closer than 1 foot from the nearest perpendicular wall and must not be obstructed or painted over May be mounted in any orientation but hinge on the left side is most commo...

Page 6: ...igure 6 2 Unplug the desired analog output screw terminal either the NO2 or CO terminal 3 Connect the signal wires paying close attention to the polarity 4 Plug the analog output screw terminal back into the controller 5 Repeat this process for both analog outputs then reconnect power 3 2 Relay Connections The controller has two SPDT dry contact relay output terminals shown in Figure 4 The relays ...

Page 7: ...ed to the controller s relay output to the COM location of screw terminal 5 Plug the relay output screw terminal back into the correct location on controller board 3 3 Power Connection Power connection to the controller is made at the two terminal screw connector located at the bottom right side of the board highlighted in Figure 6 Power to the controller can be either AC or DC voltage DC voltage ...

Page 8: ...unciator when elevated levels of carbon monoxide generated by gasoline engines and abbreviated CO or nitrogen dioxide from diesel engine exhaust and abbreviated NO2 are detected If the concentration of either gas exceeds its programmed alarm value a second set of alarm contacts is operated to trigger an alarm The controller has two independent sensor modules one for sensing carbon monoxide CO the ...

Page 9: ...reshold the WARNING relay is deactivated the same action occurs for the ALARM relay The front cover has two LEDs indicators one for the CO and the other for the NO2 sensor module These LEDs illuminate different colors to indicate normal green warning yellow alarm red and error blinking red conditions see Table 3 The concentrations of CO and NO2 in the ambient air are reported at each senor s analo...

Page 10: ...s change color to indicate the controller s current operational status Table 3 shows the behavior of the front panel LEDs during normal operation Two dry contact SPDT relays are provided on the controller these relays activate during warning and alarm conditions Refer to Section 3 3 for location and wiring information Readings for the two sensors are independently reported on the controller s two ...

Page 11: ...or instructions on how to assemble and operate its gas supply components Each sensor must be sequentially calibrated with two different gases The Zero gas is the same for both sensors and is used for the zero calibration which must be done first The span gas is different for each sensor and used for the span calibration which MUST be done ONLY AFTER a successful zero calibration Each calibration i...

Page 12: ...KCO NO2 User s Manual 90 0201 01 Kele 3300 Brother Blvd Memphis TN 38133 Page 12 WWW KELE COM FIGURE 10 Calibration Flowchart This procedure must be done twice first as Zero then as Span for each sensor ...

Page 13: ...f not If successful blinking GREEN The sampling completed successfully Disconnect the gas and press the same button that started the calibration again for 3 seconds indicating the cal gas has been removed The LED then blinks GREEN YELLOW for 2 minutes indicating that the calibration was accepted If NOT successful blinking RED The sampling can be re started while the LED is blinking RED by pressing...

Page 14: ...or has failed When front panel status LED is blinking red the sensor is no longer operational and must be replaced 6 2 Replacement Sensors Calibrated sensor modules are available from Kele Carbon Monoxide CO Nitrogen Dioxide NO2 Cal Kit KMOD CO KMOD NO2 UCK 3 kit 6 3 Field Replacement of Sensor Modules Sensor modules must be replaced when they reach their End of Life To replace a sensor module 1 O...

Page 15: ...r ensuring that any product into which Products are incorporated other components used with DCS Products and the purposes for which DCS Products are used are appropriate and compatible with those Products If Kele determines that a returned Product does not conform to this warranty it will at Kele s discretion either repair or replace that Product and will ship the Product back to Buyer free of cha...

Page 16: ...he sensor has reached the end of its operating life and must be replaced Contact Kele for a calibrated replacement module In harsh environments a sensor may fail prematurely During normal operation the sensor is regularly tested to detect common failures If a failure is detected the front panel status LED for that sensor will blink red and its concentration reporting analog output will stay at 20 ...

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