Bacharach H25-IR 사용자 설명서

H25-IR 

Introduction 

 

Instruction 3015-4342 

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The H25-IR is an industrial gas leak analyzer for the detection of CFCs, HCFCs, HFCs and halogen gas 
compounds, R600a, SF

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, CO

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 or R227. This instrument can be used to locate and then quantify gas leaks, 

as well as log and totalize a group of leaks in a system. 

 
The H25-IR’s front panel contains 7 membrane pushbuttons, probe connector, calibration gas port, and a 

3-¼ x ¾ inch VFD (Vacuum Fluorescent Display) that provides a bright, high-contrast display for easy 

viewing. The instrument is housed in an all-metal case with adjustable handle. 
 

The instrument has two modes of operation: Search and Measure. The Search mode is used to locate the 

source of a leak. While the Measure mode is used to quantify the size of the leak. A hand-held probe is 
used to draw in a gas sample from the area under inspection.  

 
With the instrument in its Search mode, the location of a leak is pinpointed by means of visual and audio 

indicators positioned on both the instrument and probe*. As the probe tip approaches the leak source the 

length of a bar graph at the bottom of the instrument’s front panel display, the blink rate of an LED on the 
probe, and the frequency of an audible tone are all affected in a positive manner (bar graph becomes 

longer, LED flashes faster, and the audio tone increases in frequency). There are three search sensitivities 

available: SM, MED and LG, indicating the size of the leak being searched for. This feature is useful in 
avoiding being bothered with small leaks when searching for larger ones.  

 

In the Measure mode, the probe tip is held over the leak source until the displayed value of the leak rate 
stabilizes. Leak rates can be displayed in units of Oz/yr, g/yr, mL/s, PaM

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/s. The Measure mode can also 

be used to display the quantity of gas contained in a confined space with the instrument set up in its 

ppm mode. 
 

The leak rate is measured by first capturing all the gas leaking from the component under test. Then by 
accurately measuring the flow rate of the sampling stream and the gas concentration within that stream, 

the leak rate can be calculated using Equation 1-1. The instrument then converts this data into the 

desired leak rate units of measure and displays the leak rate on the instrument’s front panel. 
 

 

Leak Rate = Flow Rate x Gas Concentration 

Eq. 1-1 

  

where: 

 

 

 

Leak Rate = rate of gas leak from component under test 

 

 

 

Flow Rate = sample flow rate  

 

 

 

Gas Concentration = concentration of gas in the sample (ppm) 

 

A leak measurement can be logged in memory with a time/date stamp. Up to 50 leaks can be logged and 
totalized. This feature is useful in testing an installation that has a maximum permissible leak rate. 

Logged data can be recalled for viewing on the display. 

 
There are four user-defined setups that allow the operator to quickly switch between frequently used 

combinations of Gas Type, Range, Feedback Mode, Setpoint, and the Auto Zero Off condition. 

 
Extensive diagnostics keep track of several system parameters. When a fault is detected, the word 

“FAULT” blinks on the display and an audible beep is heard every 2 seconds. Text descriptions of all 

current fault conditions can be displayed from the instrument’s Diagnostics menu. 
 

Four SPDT relays provide control over a variety of external equipment (e.g., horns, bells, strobe lights) 

that can be automatically triggered when their associated relays are energized by any one of 11 different 
operating conditions. 

 
A 4−20 mA current loop output can be used for the connection of external monitoring equipment (e.g., 

chart recorder). 

 

* The Standard Probe does not contain an LED.