The GDA 4080 Gas Detection Controller is designed to be to take up to eight sensor inputs and display the gas readings of the individual sensors. The multi-colour display will indicate the alarm status, levels and faults.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
There are 8 fully user configurable relays; and an additional fault relay. The GDA 4080 has a compliant MODBUS interface allowing all of the controller’s information to be read into a BMS systems. The system has an independent two wire comms system to drive remote mimic panels which indicate the current gas levels in their associated area. It is housed in an enclosure with a swing door making cable access and servicing easy.
Made in Australia and Supported in Australia
Battery Room Monitoring | The SI-100C and a range of associated Gas Detection Australia controllers can be used in battery room gas detection to detect hydrogen in battery rooms and sound alarms. The battery room gas detection systems comprise of a hydrogen gas sensor SI-100C and a gas sensor control unit. The Gas Detection Australia control unit GDA 4020 or GDA 4011 is situated external to the battery room to display the gas concentrations and the alarm status. The battery room gas detection system can then be interfaced to extraction fans, sounders or other apparatus. For smaller battery charging rooms the standalone GDA 40126 can provide an integrated sensor and controller with outputs to drive extraction fans and sounders. Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Hazardous Areas (IEC Ex Certified) | IEC Ex approved gas detectors and sensors for use in Zone 1 and Zone 2 areas within Australia for both Toxic and Flammable gases. Hazardous Areas are areas in which an explosive gas atmosphere is or may be expected to be present, in quantities such as to require special precautions for the construction installation and use of equipment construction, installation and use of equipment. Hazardous areas are classified into 3 zones based upon the frequency of the occurrence and duration of an explosive gas atmosphere, as follows:
As per IEC60079-10-1 and AS/NZS 60079.29.2:2016 |
Cellar Gas Detection | The Gas Detection Australia uses the latest patented laser source technology to provide reliable accurate and cost effective solutions for Carbon Dioxide gas detection in cellar gas detection applications. The Carbon dioxide cellar gas detection system comprises of a remote carbon dioxide gas detector / gas sensor, an external control unit + power supply (to view the gas levels and alarms before entry ) and a audio visual sounder/ flasher that will activate on alarm. Gas Detection Australia offers a range of solutions to meet individual site requirements for carbon dioxide cellar gas detection systems and oxygen cellar gas detection when using nitrogen for pre-mix drinks Meets the requirements of AS5034-2005 Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Air Conditioning Monitoring | Air conditioning gas detection systems are used in a number of ways. In air conditioning plant rooms Gas Detection Australia has gas sensors and gas detectors for Ammonia , Propane, CO2 and R134a, R123, R125, R404, R407c R410a etc. In enclosed laboratories classrooms and workspaces. The Gas Detection Australia range of flush mounted Air Conditioning gas sensors for Carbon Dioxide GDA 4360 are used by the HVAC industry to control fresh air input into rooms and modulate supply. In the case of VRF systems needing room air conditioning gas detection HVAC industry uses the flush mounted GDA 3160 which are unobtrusive and used to detect low levels of R134a, R123, R404, R407c, R410 etc. Meets the requirements of AS/NZS 5149.3:2016 and ISO 5149-3:2014 Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Refrigerant Plant Room Monitoring | Refrigerant gases are used to provide a means of cooling the evaporators in freezers and air conditioning for plant rooms and chiller plants. Historically CFC refrigerant gases such as R11, R12 and R22 have been used. CFC’s are ozone depleting gases and are now being phased out and replaced by ozone friendly gases such as R134a, R407 and R410a. Why is there a need to detect them?
Gas Detection Australia has a range of ultra-low level refrigerant gas leak detection systems specifically developed to prevent the expensive results of refrigerant gas leaks for R22, R123, R134a, R404, R407, R410a, R514a, R1234yf and many others. Meets the requirements of AS/NZS 5149.3:2016 and ISO 5149-3:2014 Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Cold Room Monitoring | The use of Carbon Dioxide gas detectors / gas sensors or Nitrogen gas detectors / gas sensors in cold rooms can result in asphyxiation if the levels get too high . Work place health and safety places a requirement for monitoring these gases Meets the requirements of AS5034-2005 Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Generator Rooms | A range of devices from single point go / no go detectors such as the DA-2010 through to sophisticated IEC Ex type gas detectors / gas sensors can be used for detection of Natural gas, Propane, Butane and various other mixtures. Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Cryogenic Room Gas Detection | Cryogenic freezing using liquid Nitrogen poses a problem of oxygen depletion. The GDA 2528 oxygen gas sensor offers a cost effective method of detection and low cost of maintenance. For standalone cyro-storage chambers housed in laboratories, the storage area can be monitored for oxygen depletion by the standalone GDA 40125 system. Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Sewage Treatment Plant Monitoring | The presence of Hydrogen Sulphide can be detected by using the Gas Detection Australia GDA 2529 gas sensor to detect leaks of Hydrogen Sulphide and evoke deodorisation plant. The SI-100C gas sensor can be used to monitor for leaks of LEL levels of methane gas. In digester applications Carbon dioxide can be detected using the GDA 4350 Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Laboratory and Classroom Monitoring | When gas is piped into rooms for experimental purposes such as CO2, CO, or Natural Gas .The Gas Detection Australia range of sensors can be used to detect any leaks that may present a danger to health or explosion. Designed, Manufactured and Supported in Australia. |
Specification Name | Specification Value |
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Model | GDA 4080 (specs based off P/N:4080-001) |
Inputs | 8 x 4-20 mA sensors (loop or 3 wire) |
Output Types | 8 x configurable + 1 x Fail safe dry contact fault relays, 1 x Muteable 24 VDC @ 200 mA serien/flasher O/P, 1 x Modbus Comms O/P, 1 x GDA Extended Mimic Comms O/P |
Relay Specification | 30 VDC @ 2 A (60 w) max each |
Power Requirements | 100 ~ 120 @ 0.8 A / 200 ~ 240 @ 0.45 A VAC |
Internal Voltage | 24 VDC |
Display | 4.3″ 480 x 272 TFT graphic color resistive touch display |
User Interaction | Resistive touch screen display |
Comms Output Specification | MODBUS® V1.1b3 TIA-485(-A)/EIA-485 (RS-485), GDA Extended Mimic |
Operating Temperature | -20 ~ 70 °C |
Operating Humidity | 5~90% RH (Non-condensing) |
Dimensions | 400 x 313 x 100 mm (H, W, D) |
Weight | 2.4 kg |
Enclosure Material | ABS |
Enclosure Rating | IP40 (IP-67 IK-08 Available) |
Warranty | 24 months from date of dispatch |
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4080-001 | GDA 4080 Main Board, 4.3″ 480x272 TFT graphic color resistive touch display, Universal switchable 100~120 / 200~240 VAC to 24 VDC @ 1.5A power supply, internal wired, enclosed in a padlockable IP40 ABS hinged door enclosure. |
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The GDA 74001 is a low profile flush wall mounted mimic panel. These units are used on multi entry rooms so that users may view the gas levels and alarm status of each entry point for entering the room The 74001 is used in conjunction with the GDA 4080 control unit.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
The GDA 74002 is a Extended Mimic Large Character Display . These are designed so that users may view the gas level and alarm status clearly from any point. The colour of the LED back light changes depending on the alarm state of the GDA 4080 control unit.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
The GDA 4080RD Remote Display is a flush mounted multi-colour display will indicate the alarm status, levels and faults in a remote location from the main GDA 4080 Control Panel
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
The GDA Dual Channel Repeater Panel allows for simple replication of the alarm and system status of all GDA gas detection controllers by visual and auditory indicators.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
The MS001 uses one of the alarm relays from a GDA gas detection controller to drive the AVR-20R/YM sounder & flasher. The sounder- flasher can be muted by incorporating the MS001 into the output switched 24 VDC from the control panel.
Designed, manufactured and supported locally in Australia.
This sounder/flashers operates at 24VDC. The sounder can be permanently disabled so that unit acts as a flasher only. These units are designed for internal use. These are available in Red or Amber.
The IS-A105N is a high output, 105dB alarm sounder. Suitable for all intrinsically safe signalling applications including fire, security and process control.
The IS-L101L unit is an intrinsically safe field mounting beacon which provides a bright
flashing warning signal.