Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | CONSILIUM KVC 312 / 415 |
| System Type | Multi-Channel Gas Detection Control System |
| Origin | Sweden |
| Detection Channels | KVC 312: Up to 12 channels / KVC 415: Up to 15 channels |
| Input Signal | 4-20 mA (Standard) / Bridge (Catalytic) |
| Alarm Levels | 3 User-Programmable Levels per channel |
| Output Relays | Potential-free changeover contacts (System & Alarm) |
| Display | Backlit LCD with multi-language support |
| Operating Temp | 0°C to +55°C |
| Weight | Approx. 5.8 kg (Standard wall-mount enclosure) |
| Dimensions | 320 mm (W) x 415 mm (H) x 120 mm (D) |
The Consilium KVC 312 and KVC 415 are high-reliability gas alarm monitoring systems designed for marine and industrial applications where toxic or flammable gas detection is mission-critical. These units provide centralized processing for multiple remote sensors, offering real-time concentration readouts and immediate relay triggering for ventilation control or emergency shutdown. The modular internal design facilitates easy maintenance and system expansion, while the robust EMI-shielded casing ensures stable operation in high-interference environments such as engine rooms or chemical processing areas.
Q&A: Product Details & Troubleshooting
Q: What are the primary differences between the KVC 312 and the KVC 415? A: The main difference lies in the maximum channel capacity and rack configuration. The KVC 415 is an expanded version designed to handle up to 15 individual sensor inputs, whereas the KVC 312 is optimized for smaller installations requiring up to 12 channels.
Q: Can these systems monitor both LEL and PPM levels simultaneously? A: Yes, the KVC series is versatile. By installing the appropriate input cards, the system can simultaneously process signals from catalytic bead sensors (for LEL/combustible gases) and electrochemical or IR sensors (for toxic gases in PPM or Vol% levels).
Q: How do I address a “Fault” light on the front panel? A: A system fault usually indicates a loop break or a sensor failure. Access the diagnostic menu to identify which specific channel is affected. Check the wiring between the KVC unit and the field sensor for loose terminals or moisture ingress, and verify that the 4-20 mA loop current is within the expected range (usually >2 mA).
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