Research has ensured the G100 analyser is fully operable and configurable from its keypad and screen. Routine, back-to-factory service and re-calibration is recommended once a year. When due, the analyser displays a time-for-service warning but continues to work normally.
An optional ‘USB-link cable and G100 software package’ supports PC and Internet connectivity. This enables data download to a PC of the event log, user calibration and the data set for analysis, graphing, secure archiving and, if necessary, exporting to spreadsheet, word processors or e-mails. To assist users anywhere in the world, the USB-PC link and G100 software allow user settings also to be downloaded as a PC file and e-mailed to Geotech for technical support and troubleshooting. This assists remote diagnostics and service support worldwide avoiding unnecessary return to factory. It also helps ensure continued use and minimal downtime and limits time-zone lag. If necessary, the analyser firmware can be ‘flashed’ with a new Geotech software release, via website downloaded, for continuous improvement.
Technical specification, operational diagrams, user manual and more at: www.geotech.co.uk see: G100. Ends 305
Further information: The G100 is shipped, boxed and complete with a gas sampling tube, an external water and dust filter, a mains charger and a user manual on a CD. It can also be supplied with an optional hard carry case to assist with protection and long operational life.
UK Design, Assembly and Export Success
This new product is also a UK design, assembly and export success story. For this £300K development, Geotech designers identified the best components and most economic sourcing from around the world. Sub-assemblies are made in the UK, most close to Geotech’s Leamington Spa, Midlands base. From there, seventy-five percent of the completed high-value analysers go for export.
