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GDS 100 Single Point Fixed Gas Alarm Unit GD-100-PEL-230 for Flammable Gas Monitoring

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Product description

Fixed single point gas alarm with dual-stage relays, IP65, 4-20mA output for flammable, toxic, or oxygen gases.

Manufacturer: GDS

Model: GDS 100 Single Point Gas Alarm Part Number: GD-100-PEL-230

General Description:

  • Fixed single point alarm unit designed for economic and reliable monitoring of gas levels in diverse environments including commercial, industrial, hazardous, and process applications.
  • Suitable for locations such as public buildings, boiler rooms, swimming pools, water treatment plants, HVAC systems, and manufacturing facilities.

Features:

  • Detects flammable, oxygen, or toxic gases
  • Wall or panel mount configurations
  • Two alarm stages with relay outputs
  • Supports internal or remote sensors
  • Compact design with low power consumption (4W max)
  • IP65 rated enclosure for dust and water resistance
  • Extensive fault detection circuitry
  • Configurable delay to alarm options (10s, 30s, 10 min)

Technical Specifications:

*Measuring Range:*

  • Combustible gases: LEL, % volume, ppm
  • Toxic gases: ppm, % volume
  • Oxygen: % volume (depletion or enrichment)
  • Any compatible 4-20mA input signal

*Indicators:*

  • 3½ digit digital display
  • Power indicator (green LED) with switch-on delay flashing for 45 seconds
  • Alarm indicators (low/high) red LEDs
  • Fault indicator amber LED
  • System test mode signaled by flashing alarm LEDs
  • Alarm relay inhibit indicated by fault LED

*Audible Alarm:*

  • Low, high, and fault alarms with a sound output of 68 dB at 1 meter

*Power Consumption:*

  • 4 watts under full alarm conditions

*Outputs:*

  • Low, high, and fault alarm relays: SPCO contacts, configurable normally energized or de-energized
  • Contacts rated 5A at 230V AC
  • 4-20mA and 1-5V analog outputs
  • Auxiliary 24V DC output at 100mA max (non-inductive load)

*Alarm Settings:*

  • Fully adjustable digital settings from zero to full scale
  • Alarm delay options of 10 seconds, 30 seconds, or 10 minutes

*Sensor Inputs:*

  • Bridge type 3-wire catalytic sensors (mV output)
  • 4-20mA input for electrochemical or infrared sensors

*Sensor Cable:*

  • Supports up to 1.5 km of 3-core 1.5 mm² screened cable

*Environmental and Mechanical:*

  • Operating temperature: -10°C to +50°C
  • Storage temperature: -10°C to +65°C
  • Alarm relay inhibited during calibration
  • Sounder inhibit capability
  • System function test switch
  • IP65 protection rating
  • Screw-type field terminals (2.5 mm²)
  • Multiple cable entry points: top, bottom, sides, rear
  • Dimensions: 200 mm (L) x 120 mm (H) x 58 mm (D)
  • Weight: 0.8 kg

Items Delivered:

  • GDS 100 Single Point Gas Alarm
  • Certificate of conformity

Condition:

  • Excellent cosmetic and working condition
  • Original packaging included
  • Fully functional and tested, ready for operation

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Last updated 9 November 2026