Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout Bedienungsanleitung

Honeywell VersatilisTM Signal ScoutTM

Release 100

Installation and User's Guide

34-VT-25-02

February 2023

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CONTENTS

Chapter 1 - About this guide 5

Revision history 5

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Terms and abbreviations

Terms Definitions

ATEX Appareils destinés à être utilisés en Atmosphères

Explosives

BLE Bluetooth® Low Energy

CCOE Chief Controller of Explosives

CAPEX Capital Expenditures

iOS iPhone Operating System

Terms Definitions

IIoT Industrial Internet of Things

LoRa "Long Range" Radio Communication Technique

LPWA "Low Power, Wide Area" networking protocol

MPS Molecular Property Spectrometer

OPEX Operational Expenditure

OTAA Over The Air Activation

Chapter 1 - About this guide

CHAPTER

2INSTRUCTIONS AND SAFETY MEASURES

Precautions

The following precautions must be exercised to use the Honeywell

Versatilis Signal Scout safely and effectively:

nHoneywell will not provide any guarantee, if the Signal Scout is

disassembled.

nThe battery may present a potential electrostatic ignition hazard

when dissembled.

nImproper use may lead to battery fluid leakage, excessive heat,

ignition, or explosion.

nHoneywell will not be liable for any hazard that might be caused

due to negligence in handling the Signal Scout.

nCare should be taken to protect this Signal Scout from impact or

abrasion if located in a Zone 0/Class I Div 1 environment.

nIt is the responsibility of the end user to verify that the Signal

Scout has the necessary approvals required for the intended area

of use.

nEnsure that the operating environment of the Signal Scout is

consistent with the appropriate hazardous location’s certification.

Hazardous locations

Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout is available with IECEx, ATEX, UKCA

Ex, North America Class I Div I and CCoE approvals.

For more information, see certifications section.

Best practices

Table 2-1: Best Practices - DOs

DOs

Ensure there is an adequate space to access the Signal

Scout before selecting an installation position.

The Signal Scout must be installed vertically perpendicular

to the target structure (like beams, pipes, frames, etc) for

overall best performance.

Ensure the target surface of the structure is free from

greasy, corrosion, abrasion, and uneven surfaces. So, the

magnetic adapter attaches firmly to the target surface,

thereby improving the measurement of frequency

response.

Ensure there are no damages, pigments, dents, or

Contortion to the surface of the Signal Scout's base. Any

such deformations or pigments may affect performance

and measurement accuracy.

Ensure that there is no visible damage to the filter on the

face of the sensor, before installation. If the filter is

damaged then the sensor will not function as intended.

Dispose the Signal Scout and battery according to laws

and regulations.

Installation in an explosive environment must be under the

appropriate local, national, and international standards,

codes, and practices.

Chapter 2 - Instructions and safety measures

Table 2-2: Best Practices - DON'Ts

DON'Ts

Do not remove the Signal Scout's enclosure without

written consent from Honeywell. The Signal Scout is

packaged with battery and sensitive electronics, that may

be damaged without proper care. Pay attention to don’ts

when the Signal Scout's enclosure is removed:

lDo not short-circuit.

lDo not disassemble or change.

lDo not expose to heat or fire.

Do not use bare hands while installing the magnetic

adapter on the target structure as the magnet is powerful

and can pinch the skin/ fingers if not handled properly.

Do not mount the adhesive mount adapter on uneven,

rough, or curved surfaces as there is a potential risk of

falling down of the Signal Scout due to the lack of

sufficient bonding area.

Chapter 2 - Instructions and safety measures

CHAPTER

3HONEYWELL VERSATILIS SIGNAL SCOUT

OVERVIEW

Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout is a smart methane gas leak

detector that uses Molecular Property Spectrometer (MPS)

technology and a patented design to deliver rapid and accurate

methane gas leak detection across a variety of industries from the oil

and gas supply chain to safety applications.

Figure 3-1: Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout Cross-section View

Key features

The key features of the Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout are as

follows:

Table 3-1: Key Features of Honeywell Versatilis Signal Scout

Based on the latest LoRaWAN® protocol

communication technology for large area coverage.

Compact and patented* aerodynamically optimized

design.

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