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AUDIBLE / VISUAL ALARMS
GENERAL: Distinguish audibly and visually which gas hazard(s) is present, the alarm
level(s) and type(s) of alarm: LOW, TWA, HIGH, or Multi-Gas alarm. During the
different gas alarm pattern, the alarm LEDs blink on and off as the speaker sounds.
The speaker tone changes from a low tone to a high tone in a repeating pattern. The
backlight is on, and remains on for the duration of the alarm condition.
Table 3: Audible and Visual Alarms
LOW ALARM: Low alarm is activated when one
of the detected gases has exceeded its low
alarm setpoint.
HIGH ALARM: High alarm is activated when
one of the detected gases has exceeded
its high alarm setpoint.
Also, when the TWA (Time-Weighted-
Average) exposure to a toxic gas exceeds
the TWA alarm setpoint, High Alarm is
activated.
NOTE: In TWA alarm, the affected toxic gas
display(s) will blink even though the display
may read “00”. To view Accumulated
Exposures see page 11.
The Low and High Alarms stop when the ambient gas level returns to the acceptable
range.
MULTI-GAS ALARM: If more than one gas alarm hazard is present all alarm icons -
HIGH ALARM LOW - will blink along with the LCDs of the affected gases. The audible
will change from 1 Hz pattern to a 2 Hz pattern and back again. Thus, multiple-gas-
alarm appears as a combination of both low and high alarm.
CAUTION: If the combustible gas sensor is exposed to an over-range condition, the
sensor will be latched at over-range until the BW Defender is shut off and turned back
on again.
MAINTENANCE
The rugged BW DEFENDER is designed to provide years of service with regular care
and minimal maintenance.
1. Calibrate, test, and inspect the unit at regular intervals.
2. Keep an operations log of all events and occurrences.
EXTERIOR: Clean the BW DEFENDER exterior with a soft damp cloth. Do not use
solvents, soaps, or polishes on the detector.
DUST AND PARTICULATES: The Toxic and Oxygen sensors both have a
replaceable washable screen and a built-in washable screen. Without
opening the instrument, clean the screens with a soft, clean brush, water
and mild soap.
Caution: Replace dirty and/or plugged screens and sensors.
NOTE: The combustible sensor has a sintered steel flame arrestor screen. Clean
only with a dry brush.
WATER: Do not immerse in liquids. In the event the sensors become clogged by
water, clean immediately. Drain the sensors and dry with a clean cloth.
Wait several minutes for them to air dry. Check that they are clean.
CAUTION: Removing the Twin Toxic sensor from the BW DEFENDER for longer
than 10 minutes may destabilize the sensor. If this occurs, replace the
sensor in the board and turn on the BW DEFENDER for 30 minutes
before using.
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Indicator Low Alarm High and TWA Level Alarm
ICON flashes “ALARM “HIGH ALARM”
Audible sounds at:
Tone-Pattern
1 Hz
Low to High -
2 Hz
Low to High - faster
LEDs: Both flash in sync with the affected Gas Readout.
LCD Gas Display: Affected Gas Readout Blinks at 2 Hz. Backlight is lit.
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