• Measurement of up to six gases with the Dräger X-am® 5600 multi-gas detector and extends the portable gas detection technology to a comprehensive system with      many applications.
• Up to 25 Dräger X-zone® 5500 can be automatically interconnected to form a wireless fence-line.
• The 24 Ah battery of the Dräger X-zone® 5500 provides up to 120 hours of continuous operation – up to a complete working week.
• 360° gas entry and equipped with inductive charging station: easy and convenient non-contact charging.

(Chapter 1 of 7)

This chapter shows you the basics of the X-zone® 5500 and X-zone® Com.

The Dräger X-zone® 5500 are automatically interconnecting area monitors. The resulting wireless alarm chain, makes alarms visible and audible across a wide area, and displays gas concentrations on every device in seconds.

(Chapter 2 of 7)

This chapter shows you the components of the X-zone® 5500, consisting of (but not limited to):

• Handle
• X-am® mounting
• Status LEDs, on/off switch etc.
• 360° gas entry
• 360° illuminated ring
• Alarm amplifier
• Battery
• Quick guide
• Switch relay and Modbus output
• Charging port
• Optional integrated pump

(Chapter 3 of 7)

This chapter shows you how to configure the X-zone® 5500 and how alarms are signalled. Further elements are alarm networks, connection tests as well as charging the device and deployment of the pump.

(Chapter 4 of 7)

This chapter shows you how you can connect several X-zone® 5500’s together in a network. In addition, you will discover which different menu settings exist and to which functions they lead.

(Chapter 5 of 7)

This chapter shows you the functions of the X-zone® Com, as well as how to connect it to an X-zone® 5500.

(Chapter 6 of 7)

This chapter shows you how to connect the X-zone® Com to a PC, and how to configure it with the "Manager-Software" – as well as how to perform a self-test.

(Chapter 7 of 7)

This chapter shows you how to transmit data and alarms to the cloud.