ISIMET, LLC 103 C. J. Wise Parkway Naples, TX 75568 (903) 897-0737
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Important! All local electrical codes must be followed when connecting the conduit to the service panel and making
wiring connections. Do not install wiring or cable for integrated systems, remote panic assemblies or other interface
wiring within conduit for either 24-vac control or 120-vac line voltage. Each wiring system should be housed in
independent conduit and not bundled with wiring for other systems.
If the unit fails to operate, contact ISIMET or a factory representative.
Wiring between the Utility Controller and the Fuel Gas Sensor should match exactly the specifications and instructions as
stated on page 1 of these instructions. Failure to follow the instructions will cause the unit to not operate, and may cause
damage to both the units.
Verify that the Sensor is designed for the Appropriate Fuel Gas:
The Model Number of the Sensor is located on the carton and inside the wall box. FGS-2212 is intended for use with
natural gas. FGS-2222 is intended for use with LP or Propane gas. A Sensor should connect to only one Controller. If
the Model number of this unit does not match the application, stop and contact your ISIMET representative.
Connecting the Wall Panel to the Circuit Board; Mounting the Panel:
Wiring terminated with a plug extends from the Lamp and plugs in at J2. A LED 3 pin plug plugs in at J3. Wiring to the
Sensor plugs in at J5. Care should be taken to insure the connector on the sensor cable and J5 match up. Failure to do so
will cause the unit to malfunction. Optionally, there may be a 2 pin plug for a panel mounted Reset Switch. The Reset
Switch plugs into JP 1. If a Horn is provided, it plugs into J 4. Position the panel over the wall box and using the
provided screws tighten the panel onto the box. Verify that the panel rests squarely and flat to the finished wall surface.
Operation of the Sensor:
The Panel LED is bi-color (Red – Green). During the warm-up period the LED will flash green. The LED will remain a
constant green during normal operation. This LED color will change from green to red should the sensor fail. The
sensitivity of the unit is settable 500 ppm to 100,000 ppm. Factory Setting is 500 ppm and may be adjusted downward
(requiring more ppm to detect) by turning the integral variable resistor to the left (CCW).
Time delay feature is factory pre-set based on customer ordering stipulations. Settings other than 0 will allow a brief
period between detection and notification so that the gas outlet that is the cause of the detection can be turned OFF before
the unit transmits a shut-down signal to the Controller. During this period the panel mounted lamp will flash notifying
the user that raw fuel gas has been detected. Once the time delay elapses the signal is transmitted and the lamp remains
constant. Once the notification is transmitted to the Controller that unit will turn OFF the fuel gas circuit plus any other
circuits designated by program to respond to the sensor. For Time Delay Settings at JP5, the Jumpers should be
positioned left to right on the pins. See the Programming Information sheet and Operations and Maintenance Manual
provided with the Utility Controller in order to verify those circuits affected by this sensor.
Test the Unit: (Recommend that two persons perform this test)
Turn on the Utility Controller. Connect a small rubber hose of sufficient length to a nearby fuel gas outlet. Extend the
open end of the hose to the Fuel Gas Sensor. Slightly open the gas outlet, pointing the open end closely towards the
louver. The lamp should remain ON constant. The fuel gas circuit as well as other circuits determined to be effected by
the sensor should turn OFF. The flow of gas should stop.
NOTICE:
If this test does not result in the loss of fuel gas at the outlet, turn OFF the outlet and Controller and perform tests to
determine the cause of this failure. If a cause can not be determined and then rectified, contact an ISIMET factory
representative.
Placing the Unit into Service:
Once the testing of the unit has been successfully completed no additional efforts are required. Because the unit provides
a dry-contact notification signal to the Utility Controller, a series of these Fuel Gas Sensors can be connected in parallel.
Having multiple sensors positioned around the room will insure that raw fuel gas will be detected within a reasonable
time. To reset the sensor, press the reset button on the Gas Sensor Panel for any Controller.
