TrolMaster Carbon-X Controller

Description

The system can have both high level (up to 30,000ppm) alerts, as well as low level (5,000ppm) alerts. Both high and low level limits are user-adjustable to meet local regulations for supplemental CO2 use indoors.

The Carbon-X system can also control various devices such as ventilation fans, dampers, main CO2 valves as well as to send a signal to the fire department by interfacing to the fire / alarm panel in the facility. Automatic shut-off of CO2 is accomplished by wiring the facility’s main CO2 solenoid in series with one of the system control modules. The settings for each of the devices connected to the system are user-selectable for easy customization. Each room monitored by the Carbon-X will also require an audio-visual alarm to alert the personnel to the level of CO2 in the area, and whether or not it is safe to occupy the area. The TrolMaster app can be used to remotely monitor the Carbon-X as well as to receive user-alert / notifications in the case of high CO2 levels are detected.

The CO2 sensor has ability to read up to 30,000 ppm CO2 is critical to the proper operation and safety of an emergency CO2 system like the Carbon-X.  The MBS-K30 is Trolmaster’s newest CO2 sensor, which incorporates a NDIR 0-30,000 ppm sensor in a self-aspirated enclosure. The MBS-K30 also features a built-in LCD display that will constantly display the current CO2 level (ppm). Each of the zones / rooms monitored by the Carbon-X can have 1 or 2 MBS-K30 CO2 sensors installed in order to satisfy local code requirements.

The AS-3 & AS-4 CO2 Alarm Station with an Amber light alarm module comes with an Amber LED display indicator and a LCD digital ppm level reading. It is designed to be mounted outside of the space to be monitored and will display the CO2 ppm level. It can be linked to either the low or the high level CO2 sensors, or it can be linked to both sensors for complete redundancy.

The AS-3 & AS-4 will sound an audible alarm and blink the Amber LED indicator in the event of the CO2 level going above the user’s preferred level set in the main controller.

Please Note: The AS-3 & AS-4 requires the SPH-1 for supplemental power