User friendly, Inexpensive and reliable, Flexible operation – Notifier VA301C User Manual

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The VA301C continuously
monitors and controls
toxic gases, combustible
gases, and oxygen
hazards. Designed
for installation and
operational simplicity,
the VA301C reduces the
cost of installation and
ownership.

User Friendly

Zero maintenance

Automatic quick self-test and warm-up

Continuous alphanumeric display

Inexpensive and Reliable

Low installation costs

Allows for up to 126 zoning groups which can save

energy and extend fan and relay life
Manages up to 768 events with programmable

latching alarms

Flexible Operation

Modbus compatible; with BACnet/IP available

Interchangeable transmitters able to detect different

gases
Expands to handle up to 96 transmitters or relay

modules and up to 50 301W wireless sensors
Programmable time delays

Integrated time clock enables scheduling of system

operations

Safety Measures

Full array of visual indicators and integrated 65dBA

alarm levels
Fully programmable relays (can be set as fail-safe

or not)

Beneficial Options

Available in a heavy duty industrial housing

Datalogging option

General Specifications

Use

Modbus controller for centralized gas detection monitoring with real-time gas reading, selective alarm activation and low
cost of installation.

Size

28 x 20.3 x 7 cm (11.02 x 7.99 x 2.76 in.)

Weight

1.1 kg (2.4 lb.)

Power Requirement

17-27 Vac, 24-38 Vdc, 500 mA

Network Capacity

Three Modbus channels for up to 96 transmitters, one wireless channel for up to 50 301W wireless transmitters and an
optional BACnet/IP output

Communication Line
Lengths

Up to 609 m (2000 ft.) per channel
T-Tap: 20 m (65 ft.), maximum per T-Tap
40 m (130 ft.), maximum for all T-Tap combined

Relay Output Rating

5 A, 30 Vdc or 250 Vac (resistive load)

Alarm Levels

3 fully programmable alarm levels

Time Delays

0, 30 sec., 45 sec., 1-99 minutes before and after alarm

Outputs

4 DPDT relays (alarms and/or fault); 65dBA buzzer

Display

Large 122 x 32 dot matrix display

Operating Humidity
Range

0-95% RH, non-condensing

Operating Temperature
Range

-20 to 50°C (-4 to 122°F)

Ratings and Certifications

Certified to

CAN/CSA C22.2 No 61010-1

116662

Conforms to

ANSI/UL 61010-1
IEC 61010-1 Including Amendments A1:1992 +
A2:1995 and National Deviations (Canada, US)

Using an addressable RS-485 Modbus
communication protocol, the 301C uses
daisy chain wiring requiring only 2 pairs of
wires to connect up to 96 transmitters on the
3 input channels. This simplifies installation,
in turn lowering costs. The 301C’s zoning
and averaging abilities significantly reduce
operational and maintenance costs.

Zoning/Averaging Capabilities
Reduce Operational Costs
The 301C controller offers unique zoning
capabilities which permit the averaging and
comparison of multiple sensor readings.
Zoning can reduce operational costs by
ensuring that localized brief fluctuations
registered at a single transmitter do not
activate relays. For example, a car idling in
a parking structure may locally increase a
reading at a nearby transmitter. Rather than
activating a fan as a result of the temporary
localized fluctuation, zoning can be used
to limit relay activation until the average
reading for a zone exceeds a set-point.
This can reduce run time of fans, yielding
savings in both energy usage and wear and
tear. The 301C has the capacity to manage
input from three Modbus channels for up
to 96 transmitters and up to 50 wireless
transmitters which can be associated with
up to 126 zones. Transmitters can belong
to an unlimited number of zones, providing
maximum operational and control flexibility.

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