07 October 2014 | MWA Technology Ltd

NEW: S&S Merlin 1000S

The Merlin 1000S gas pressure proving system is designed specifically for use in School and University Laboratories. This panel is to be used to carry out a gas proving test on the pipe work in order to highlight if there is a gas appliance open or a gas leak in the laboratory and gives the teacher full control over the incoming gas supply with the lockable key-switch operation.

Able to work in conjunction with carbon dioxide, natural gas, carbon monoxide and LPG sensors, it also has a built in “timeout” facility. This facility will automatically shut off the gas solenoid valve at the end of a specific time period, this time period can be adjusted to 2, 5, 8 hours or can be overridden if required.

Key Features

Works in conjunction with a Merlin CO2 Monitor
Protects people and property by testing for leaks before allowing the gas on
Reliable method of pressure proving using the gas pressure transducer
Key switch operation gives teacher full control
Quick proving test, typically 30 seconds from switch on to ready for use
Time out facility protects the building out of hours
Low pressure indication, continual monitoring of gas pressure
Clear LED display for system indications
Compatible with both BMS and fire alarm systems
Straightforward to install and calibrate, the Merlin 1000S can be easily adjusted to the user’s requirements
Covered by S&S Northern 3 year warranty

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