Fixed System Gas Monitors, GfG

4400 4000 Series Integrated Controller, 4 Channels, 2 Amp Power Supply by GfG

The 4100 one-channel and the 4-channel 4400 gas warning systems offer safe and reliable gas detection

Alarm points

Each alarm can be adjusted separately. False alarms are eliminated with the adjustable alarm delay. The alarm point values can be freely adjusted within the detection range of the transmitter. Every alarm point value can be selected to be latching / non-latching or resettable / non resettable.

Alarm relays

The controller provides four voltage-free relays for the three alarms in addition to one fault warning. The relays may be used to control additional alarm devices like lights or horns. They can even prompt specific counter measures to prevent or limit dangers from gases or vapors.

Additional features

The 4100 control panel stores peak values and offers an additional 4-20 mA output. The 4400 control panel offers the ability to connect up to 4 transmitters and comes standard with an additional 24 VAC output for solenoid control.

Features

• Complete 1-to-4 channel controller / gas monitoring system
• 110 VAC or 24 VAC
• Case-mounted horn / strobe
• Security lock
• Slim-line design

Oxygen (O2) Replacement Sensor

3792-020 Dynagard Stand-alone System, Ethylene Oxide (C2H4O) by GfG

Single-point Area Monitors

Dynagard AutoCal^® monitors are single point detection instruments that accurately measure toxic gases and oxygen levels. Alarm lights on the front panel illuminate and an internal horn sounds when gas concentrations are exceeded.

Simple and effective

The units accurately display values on a large backlit LED and can transmit a linear 4-20 mA output. AutoCal® calibration and maintenance is done effortlessly through front panel push-buttons. Smart sensors enable the user to change measuring ranges or gas types in the field without a need for additional programming. The Dynagard is equipped with onboard relays for two adjustable alarm points. It also has one sensor fault for local connection and activation or deactivation of external devices like strobes, fans, auto dialers etc.

Features

• AutoCal® automatic calibration
• Smart sensor technology
• Digital display / control connection
• Internal push-button alarm settings

Calibration Kit with ABS Carrying Case, 34 L Zero Air Calibration Gas and 34L Nitrogen (N2) Calibration Gas, 0.5 lpm Fixed FLow Regulator, Calibration Adapter and Tubing

3711-100SE Dynagard Stand-alone System, Ammonia (NH3), 1 ppm, 0 - 100 ppm by GfG

Single-point Area Monitors

Dynagard AutoCal^® monitors are single point detection instruments that accurately measure toxic gases and oxygen levels. Alarm lights on the front panel illuminate and an internal horn sounds when gas concentrations are exceeded.

Simple and effective

The units accurately display values on a large backlit LED and can transmit a linear 4-20 mA output. AutoCal® calibration and maintenance is done effortlessly through front panel push-buttons. Smart sensors enable the user to change measuring ranges or gas types in the field without a need for additional programming. The Dynagard is equipped with onboard relays for two adjustable alarm points. It also has one sensor fault for local connection and activation or deactivation of external devices like strobes, fans, auto dialers etc.

Features

• AutoCal® automatic calibration
• Smart sensor technology
• Digital display / control connection
• Internal push-button alarm settings

34L Nitrogen (N2) Calibration Gas Steel Cylinder, 100% / Vol.

2811-4505-002 EC 28 Gas Transmitter with Sensor, Ammonia (NH3), 0-500 ppm, Display by GfG

Advanced Technology

Wherever hazards are expected, the EC 28 transmitter and GfG s proven monitoring systems are the right choice for reliable surveillance. The ATEX-certified design, an integrated, Ex-proof buzzer, and bright alarm LEDs provide the highest safety in hazardous areas by including visual and audible alarms. The gas alarm not only alerts the person in the control room of hazards, but also the person on-site.

Easy handling

Smart sensor technology allows a user to install the transmitter or to replace a sensor within a few seconds just plug the sensor into the transmitter. Adjustments are done directly at the transmitter using touch keys or with the remote control (one-person calibration).

Remote Control RC2

Ammonia and hydrogen are lighter than air. With the transmitter installed close to the ceiling, GfG can provide permanently connected cables with plugs for the remote control, which allow the user to do all adjustments without having to climb a ladder. In addition, one remote control can be used for several transmitters, which helps cut costs and increase efficiency.

The remote control display is always identical to that of the transmitter, making inspection, service, and calibration considerably simple.

The remote control reads the current gas concentration and can be used as an external display.

Integrated Alarm Saves Money on Ex-proof Alarm and Wiring!

The EC 28 D model shows the current gas concentration on-site at the display of the transmitter and also at GfG s GMA controller.

The EC 28 DAprovides additional bright alarm LEDs and a buzzer avoiding costs for a separate Ex-proof horn and an Ex-proof light. You also save money on wiring to connect the controller and alarm devices.

In combination with GfG's flexible control units, the EC 28 provides various possibilities for reliable and cost-effective gas monitoring.

Reliable Measurement, Increased Safety, Minimized Cost of Operation

Accurate sensors and integrated temperature compensation provide the highest measurement accuracy. Low maintenance requirements and the long sensor life reduce your cost of ownership.

Features

• Reading of gas concentration at transmitter display
• Ex-proof visual and audible alarms
• ATEX certificate II 1 G EEx ia IIC T4 / II 2 G EEx em [ib] IIC T4
• One-person calibration at transmitter using touch keys or remote control
• Plug-in smart sensor sensor replacement without opening the casing

Advantages

• Concentration display at transmitter or at remote control
• ATEX II 1 G EEx ia IIC T4 / II 2 G EEx dem [ib] IIC T4
• Ex-proof visual and audible alarms
• No need for expensive Ex-proof buzzer or wiring
• Easy sensor replacement by means of plug-in smart sensors
• Long sensor life
• Low service requirement
• Permanent status and function display at transmitter
• Adjustments without opening the casing using touch keys or remote control; easy handling even for hardto-reach transmitter positions

Oxygen (O2) Sensor, 0-25% vol.

3601-030 EC 36 Fixed Gas Transmitter, Oxygen (O2), Display / Alarm Relays by GfG

Remote Transmitters for Oxygen and Toxic Gases

The EC 30 is an advanced transmitter for the detection of toxic gases and oxygen levels. This smart area monitor has an aluminum explosion proof housing with a stainless steel sensor cover that makes the EC 30 series suitable for the harshest environments.

Simple and effective

Once you power up the units, they will accurately display values on the large LCD and transmit a linear 4-20 mA signal to any GfG controller. AutoCal automatic calibration and maintenance is done effortlessly through push buttons or via a digital remote control connection. Smart sensors allow the user to easily change ranges or gas types in the field without a need for additional programming. The EC 36 is equipped with onboard relays for two alarm points and one sensor fault for local connection and activation or deactivation of external devices like alarms, fans, auto dialers etc.

Digital display / control connection

The digital connection allows display of readings, non-intrusive maintenance and AutoCal calibration activation to be done locally or from a distance.

Features

• Robust industrial design
• Fully-automatic one button calibration adjustment

Horn and Strobe Combination, Outdoor 24 VDC, Red Lens

Carrying Case, Blue BLow-Molded (for 58L and 103L Cylinders)

Alarm Reset switch

GMA NAV. Rack Mount Battery Back-up.

Note: The item requires three card slots (3HE x 21TE)

GMA 40 Key Operated Switch for group relays.

Includes 5 relays: 3 alarms, 1 fault and 1 alarm-stop

BUS Cable (BUS Connection for 2 Rows of Units)

2041001 GMA 41B Single Channel Controller, with Digital LED Display, External Reset Connection and Linear 4-20 mA Output by GfG

Gas Monitoring Controllers

The GMA 41 one-channel controller and the GMA 44 4-channel controller are an integral part of safe and reliable gas warning systems.

Alarm points

Every alarm can be adjusted separately. False alarms are eliminated with the adjustable alarm delay. The point values can be freely adjusted within the detection range. They can also be adjusted later with the control keys to adapt to changing requirements. Every point value can be selected to be latching / non-latching or resettable / non-resettable.

Alarm relays

Every controller provides four voltage-free relays for the three alarms and the fault warning. The relays may be used to control external alarm devices like lights or horns. They can even introduce specific counter measures to prevent or limit dangers from gases or vapors.

Features

• Single or four channel controller
• Easy mounting on DIN-rail
• Multiple alarm points with relays

Additional features

The GMA 41 and GMA 44 store minimum or peak values, depending on the type of gas being detected. Even immediately following an alarm, gas dangers can be accurately detected.

The GMA (variant B) offers an integrated BUS-system. The BUS-system supplies power from one source to all connected GMAs. The BUS-system also connects individual controller alarms together so that, with the use of the key-operated switch, all connected monitors have one collective alarm. Several GMAs can be connected easily without additional wiring.

2044001 GMA 44B One to Four Channel Controller, with Digital LED Display and External Reset Connection (No Signal Output) by GfG

Gas Monitoring Controllers

The GMA 41 one-channel controller and the GMA 44 4-channel controller are an integral part of safe and reliable gas warning systems.

Alarm points

Every alarm can be adjusted separately. False alarms are eliminated with the adjustable alarm delay. The point values can be freely adjusted within the detection range. They can also be adjusted later with the control keys to adapt to changing requirements. Every point value can be selected to be latching / non-latching or resettable / non-resettable.

Alarm relays

Every controller provides four voltage-free relays for the three alarms and the fault warning. The relays may be used to control external alarm devices like lights or horns. They can even introduce specific counter measures to prevent or limit dangers from gases or vapors.

Features

• Single or four channel controller
• Easy mounting on DIN-rail
• Multiple alarm points with relays

Additional features

The GMA 41 and GMA 44 store minimum or peak values, depending on the type of gas being detected. Even immediately following an alarm, gas dangers can be accurately detected.

The GMA (variant B) offers an integrated BUS-system. The BUS-system supplies power from one source to all connected GMAs. The BUS-system also connects individual controller alarms together so that, with the use of the key-operated switch, all connected monitors have one collective alarm. Several GMAs can be connected easily without additional wiring.

Vent Line Adapter 2 NPT Fitting

GMA-SW - Key-operated Switch Module / Relay Alarm Card. Includes key switch to disable common alarms, 4 relays for Alarm 1, 2, fault and silence activated. Each alarm or fault relay activates when any of the respective alarms for any card on the same bus (motherboard) is active.

Note: This card requires a dedicated card slot (3HE x 7TE)

GMA BP. Cover Plate for non-used Card Slots (3HE x 21TE)

2121011 GMA 101-R Single Channel Rack Mounted Controller Card Includes Features 4-20mA Output, Relays by GfG

Stationary gas monitoring systems

In many industrial operations, toxic or combustible gases and vapors or oxygen deficiency can be hazardous to personnel and disruptive to production. Even small amounts of some materials can cause dangerous situations. Both legal regulations and your responsibility to your workers demand continuous, responsive, and reliable monitoring for such dangerous gases. Only a fixed gas warning system like the GMA 100 II provides the security of a round-the-clock gas monitoring without the expense of manual measurement by your staff.

Control module GMA 100 II

The GMA 100 II stationary gas warning system is comprised of a control module and a remote sensor (MWG). The sensor continuously monitors the gas concentration and sends a signal via cable to the GMA 100 II control module for evaluation. The GMA 100 II constantly monitors its own operational status and powers the remote sensor.

Immediate recognition and warning of gas hazards

The GMA 100 II provides three alarm levels that can be used to initiate appropriate responses to gas hazards. The pre-alarm, for example, warns of low gas concentrations, indicating leaks, before dangerous situations occur. The other two main alarm thresholds indicate direct danger requiring immediate action. Alarm levels can be variably adjusted within the detection range and adapted to changing requirements. Every threshold can be set to latching / non-latching and resettable / non-resettable alarm points.

Quick reaction means increased safety

Every control module provides optional voltage-free relays for the three alarms and for fault warning. The relays may be used for controlling external alarm devices like beacons or buzzers, or they can activate specific counter measures (closing valves or turning on a fan) to eliminate the danger from gases or vapors. The GMA 100 II is flexible enough to accommodate your individual requirements. Every relay can be either a normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) contact, and works in either closed or open circuit operation.

Easy Handling

A keypad controls the display of detection range, gas and units. Relays can be controlled and checked individually. No special tools or instruments are required. Alarm levels and calibration are set with push button menu control mechanical fine tuning with potentio meters is a thing of the past.

Single or collective alarm

The GMA RB relay module and the GMA SW key-operated switch allow you to group several control modules. The key-operated switch suppresses alarms during servicing.

In addition to the collective alarm, each controller can have up to four relays which can activate or deactivate electrical devices such as exhaust fans, valves, alarm horns or lights.

Protected against power failure

In case of a power failure, the optional battery back-up NAV takes over automatically and without delay to preserve safety. The NAV slides directly into the rack; no additional wiring is required.

More than 100 GfG sensors safety for all gas hazards

GfG Instrumentation s array of powerful and dependable remote sensors (MWG) provide a safe and reliable solution for individual detection tasks.

Combustible gases

Where combustible gases may build up to explosive concentrations, GfG Instrumentation offers a variety of monitoring techniques.

Toxic gases

Specially selected GfG sensors provide reliable monitoring of areas where toxic gases and vapors may be present.

Oxygen

Electrochemical sensors ensure reliable protection from hazards caused by oxygen deficiency or surplus.

GfG s remote sensors are available for more than 100 gases. Every remote sensor can be connected to the GMA 100 II. A simple calibration with a laptop rapidly configures the GMA 100 II to almost all requirements.

Monitoring four detection points simultaneously: GMA 100 / 4

The model GMA 100 / 4 has all the features of the GMA 100 II, and can operate four remote sensors simultaneously on one control module. This allows the configuration of a lowcost and space-saving gas monitoring system for multiple detection points.

Features

• Flexible, customizable, and economical
• Microprocessor controlled for all monitoring tasks
• Easy to operate

Includes

• G300 Detector
• Specified sensor
• Alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH battery pack as specified
• Charger (with rechargeable battery pack only)
• Fixed gooseneck (with alkaline battery pack only)
• Manual

2121020 GMA 101-E Replacement Cards for MAK Style Racks (Older Versions) by GfG

Stationary gas monitoring systems

In many industrial operations, toxic or combustible gases and vapors or oxygen deficiency can be hazardous to personnel and disruptive to production. Even small amounts of some materials can cause dangerous situations. Both legal regulations and your responsibility to your workers demand continuous, responsive, and reliable monitoring for such dangerous gases. Only a fixed gas warning system like the GMA 100 II provides the security of a round-the-clock gas monitoring without the expense of manual measurement by your staff.

Control module GMA 100 II

The GMA 100 II stationary gas warning system is comprised of a control module and a remote sensor (MWG). The sensor continuously monitors the gas concentration and sends a signal via cable to the GMA 100 II control module for evaluation. The GMA 100 II constantly monitors its own operational status and powers the remote sensor.

Immediate recognition and warning of gas hazards

The GMA 100 II provides three alarm levels that can be used to initiate appropriate responses to gas hazards. The pre-alarm, for example, warns of low gas concentrations, indicating leaks, before dangerous situations occur. The other two main alarm thresholds indicate direct danger requiring immediate action. Alarm levels can be variably adjusted within the detection range and adapted to changing requirements. Every threshold can be set to latching / non-latching and resettable / non-resettable alarm points.

Quick reaction means increased safety

Every control module provides optional voltage-free relays for the three alarms and for fault warning. The relays may be used for controlling external alarm devices like beacons or buzzers, or they can activate specific counter measures (closing valves or turning on a fan) to eliminate the danger from gases or vapors. The GMA 100 II is flexible enough to accommodate your individual requirements. Every relay can be either a normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) contact, and works in either closed or open circuit operation.

Easy Handling

A keypad controls the display of detection range, gas and units. Relays can be controlled and checked individually. No special tools or instruments are required. Alarm levels and calibration are set with push button menu control mechanical fine tuning with potentio meters is a thing of the past.

Single or collective alarm

The GMA RB relay module and the GMA SW key-operated switch allow you to group several control modules. The key-operated switch suppresses alarms during servicing.

In addition to the collective alarm, each controller can have up to four relays which can activate or deactivate electrical devices such as exhaust fans, valves, alarm horns or lights.

Protected against power failure

In case of a power failure, the optional battery back-up NAV takes over automatically and without delay to preserve safety. The NAV slides directly into the rack; no additional wiring is required.

More than 100 GfG sensors safety for all gas hazards

GfG Instrumentation s array of powerful and dependable remote sensors (MWG) provide a safe and reliable solution for individual detection tasks.

Combustible gases

Where combustible gases may build up to explosive concentrations, GfG Instrumentation offers a variety of monitoring techniques.

Toxic gases

Specially selected GfG sensors provide reliable monitoring of areas where toxic gases and vapors may be present.

Oxygen

Electrochemical sensors ensure reliable protection from hazards caused by oxygen deficiency or surplus.

GfG s remote sensors are available for more than 100 gases. Every remote sensor can be connected to the GMA 100 II. A simple calibration with a laptop rapidly configures the GMA 100 II to almost all requirements.

Monitoring four detection points simultaneously: GMA 100 / 4

The model GMA 100 / 4 has all the features of the GMA 100 II, and can operate four remote sensors simultaneously on one control module. This allows the configuration of a lowcost and space-saving gas monitoring system for multiple detection points.

Features

• Flexible, customizable, and economical
• Microprocessor controlled for all monitoring tasks
• Easy to operate

Includes

• G300 Detector
• Specified sensor
• Alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH battery pack as specified
• Charger (with rechargeable battery pack only)
• Fixed gooseneck (with alkaline battery pack only)
• Manual

2122011 GMA 104-R Four Channel Rack Mounted Controller Card Includes Feature Relays by GfG

Stationary gas monitoring systems

In many industrial operations, toxic or combustible gases and vapors or oxygen deficiency can be hazardous to personnel and disruptive to production. Even small amounts of some materials can cause dangerous situations. Both legal regulations and your responsibility to your workers demand continuous, responsive, and reliable monitoring for such dangerous gases. Only a fixed gas warning system like the GMA 100 II provides the security of a round-the-clock gas monitoring without the expense of manual measurement by your staff.

Control module GMA 100 II

The GMA 100 II stationary gas warning system is comprised of a control module and a remote sensor (MWG). The sensor continuously monitors the gas concentration and sends a signal via cable to the GMA 100 II control module for evaluation. The GMA 100 II constantly monitors its own operational status and powers the remote sensor.

Immediate recognition and warning of gas hazards

The GMA 100 II provides three alarm levels that can be used to initiate appropriate responses to gas hazards. The pre-alarm, for example, warns of low gas concentrations, indicating leaks, before dangerous situations occur. The other two main alarm thresholds indicate direct danger requiring immediate action. Alarm levels can be variably adjusted within the detection range and adapted to changing requirements. Every threshold can be set to latching / non-latching and resettable / non-resettable alarm points.

Quick reaction means increased safety

Every control module provides optional voltage-free relays for the three alarms and for fault warning. The relays may be used for controlling external alarm devices like beacons or buzzers, or they can activate specific counter measures (closing valves or turning on a fan) to eliminate the danger from gases or vapors. The GMA 100 II is flexible enough to accommodate your individual requirements. Every relay can be either a normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) contact, and works in either closed or open circuit operation.

Easy Handling

A keypad controls the display of detection range, gas and units. Relays can be controlled and checked individually. No special tools or instruments are required. Alarm levels and calibration are set with push button menu control mechanical fine tuning with potentio meters is a thing of the past.

Single or collective alarm

The GMA RB relay module and the GMA SW key-operated switch allow you to group several control modules. The key-operated switch suppresses alarms during servicing.

In addition to the collective alarm, each controller can have up to four relays which can activate or deactivate electrical devices such as exhaust fans, valves, alarm horns or lights.

Protected against power failure

In case of a power failure, the optional battery back-up NAV takes over automatically and without delay to preserve safety. The NAV slides directly into the rack; no additional wiring is required.

More than 100 GfG sensors safety for all gas hazards

GfG Instrumentation s array of powerful and dependable remote sensors (MWG) provide a safe and reliable solution for individual detection tasks.

Combustible gases

Where combustible gases may build up to explosive concentrations, GfG Instrumentation offers a variety of monitoring techniques.

Toxic gases

Specially selected GfG sensors provide reliable monitoring of areas where toxic gases and vapors may be present.

Oxygen

Electrochemical sensors ensure reliable protection from hazards caused by oxygen deficiency or surplus.

GfG s remote sensors are available for more than 100 gases. Every remote sensor can be connected to the GMA 100 II. A simple calibration with a laptop rapidly configures the GMA 100 II to almost all requirements.

Monitoring four detection points simultaneously: GMA 100 / 4

The model GMA 100 / 4 has all the features of the GMA 100 II, and can operate four remote sensors simultaneously on one control module. This allows the configuration of a lowcost and space-saving gas monitoring system for multiple detection points.

Features

• Flexible, customizable, and economical
• Microprocessor controlled for all monitoring tasks
• Easy to operate

Includes

• G300 Detector
• Specified sensor
• Alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH battery pack as specified
• Charger (with rechargeable battery pack only)
• Fixed gooseneck (with alkaline battery pack only)
• Manual

2122011S1 GMA 104-R Four Channel Rack Mounted Controller Card Sets Includes Features Relays, Multiplexer by GfG

Stationary gas monitoring systems

In many industrial operations, toxic or combustible gases and vapors or oxygen deficiency can be hazardous to personnel and disruptive to production. Even small amounts of some materials can cause dangerous situations. Both legal regulations and your responsibility to your workers demand continuous, responsive, and reliable monitoring for such dangerous gases. Only a fixed gas warning system like the GMA 100 II provides the security of a round-the-clock gas monitoring without the expense of manual measurement by your staff.

Control module GMA 100 II

The GMA 100 II stationary gas warning system is comprised of a control module and a remote sensor (MWG). The sensor continuously monitors the gas concentration and sends a signal via cable to the GMA 100 II control module for evaluation. The GMA 100 II constantly monitors its own operational status and powers the remote sensor.

Immediate recognition and warning of gas hazards

The GMA 100 II provides three alarm levels that can be used to initiate appropriate responses to gas hazards. The pre-alarm, for example, warns of low gas concentrations, indicating leaks, before dangerous situations occur. The other two main alarm thresholds indicate direct danger requiring immediate action. Alarm levels can be variably adjusted within the detection range and adapted to changing requirements. Every threshold can be set to latching / non-latching and resettable / non-resettable alarm points.

Quick reaction means increased safety

Every control module provides optional voltage-free relays for the three alarms and for fault warning. The relays may be used for controlling external alarm devices like beacons or buzzers, or they can activate specific counter measures (closing valves or turning on a fan) to eliminate the danger from gases or vapors. The GMA 100 II is flexible enough to accommodate your individual requirements. Every relay can be either a normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO) contact, and works in either closed or open circuit operation.

Easy Handling

A keypad controls the display of detection range, gas and units. Relays can be controlled and checked individually. No special tools or instruments are required. Alarm levels and calibration are set with push button menu control mechanical fine tuning with potentio meters is a thing of the past.

Single or collective alarm

The GMA RB relay module and the GMA SW key-operated switch allow you to group several control modules. The key-operated switch suppresses alarms during servicing.

In addition to the collective alarm, each controller can have up to four relays which can activate or deactivate electrical devices such as exhaust fans, valves, alarm horns or lights.

Protected against power failure

In case of a power failure, the optional battery back-up NAV takes over automatically and without delay to preserve safety. The NAV slides directly into the rack; no additional wiring is required.

More than 100 GfG sensors safety for all gas hazards

GfG Instrumentation s array of powerful and dependable remote sensors (MWG) provide a safe and reliable solution for individual detection tasks.

Combustible gases

Where combustible gases may build up to explosive concentrations, GfG Instrumentation offers a variety of monitoring techniques.

Toxic gases

Specially selected GfG sensors provide reliable monitoring of areas where toxic gases and vapors may be present.

Oxygen

Electrochemical sensors ensure reliable protection from hazards caused by oxygen deficiency or surplus.

GfG s remote sensors are available for more than 100 gases. Every remote sensor can be connected to the GMA 100 II. A simple calibration with a laptop rapidly configures the GMA 100 II to almost all requirements.

Monitoring four detection points simultaneously: GMA 100 / 4

The model GMA 100 / 4 has all the features of the GMA 100 II, and can operate four remote sensors simultaneously on one control module. This allows the configuration of a lowcost and space-saving gas monitoring system for multiple detection points.

Features

• Flexible, customizable, and economical
• Microprocessor controlled for all monitoring tasks
• Easy to operate

Includes

• G300 Detector
• Specified sensor
• Alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH battery pack as specified
• Charger (with rechargeable battery pack only)
• Fixed gooseneck (with alkaline battery pack only)
• Manual