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Product benefits

Flexible design
Up to four 4-20-mA transmitters each can be connected to a maximum of four input modules in 2/3 wire technology. Each input module is equipped with three relays.
These change-over relays are designed as collective alarms for the corresponding module for the messages "Fault", "1st alarm" and "2nd alarm". The two alarms are fully configurable and can be set up as rising or falling and latching or non-latching.
In addition, the Regard 3900 can be equipped with two relay modules. Each of these modules has eight relays.
The first relay is always configured as a failure relay and cannot be changed. The other seven relays can be configured as individual, collective or group alarms. They can either operate as a operating current relay or a standby current relay.
Depending on the application and the connected transmitters a third gas alarm and an additional alert can be configured.
The alarm relays are acknowledged by operating a key at the front of the control unit.
Robust enclosure
The robust IP65 enclosure enables the installation of the control system at virtually any location within the Non-Ex range.
Quick and easy configuration
The Config 3900 configuration software enables quick and easy configuration via a laptop or a PC. With new installations, the configuration can initially be carried out online and then loaded during commissioning. During maintenance the system configuration can be downloaded from the device to a PC for checking. The appropriate connection cable and the required software are available as accessories.

Product Information

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Literature

Brochure: Gas List 2011 (PDF)

List of detectable gases and vapours.

Brochure: More than the sum of their components (PDF)

For over 70 years, Dräger has been one of the technology leaders in gas detection.

Brochure: At the heart of gas detection systems (PDF)

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Brochure: Functional Safety and gas detection systems (PDF)

Safety Instrumented Systems are used to reduce the risk for the protection of people, plants, and environment.

Brochure: Explosion protection and gas detection systems (PDF)

Explosion hazards mostly arise from flammable gases and vapours. Instead of avoiding their ignition by explosion protection measures it may be preferable to detect them before they become ignitable.