Section G: exhaust gas analysers (non-catalyst vehicles)

List of Acceptable Equipment
Last updated – July 2014
Please read the notes prior to searching equipment by type
Notes
The equipment listed is acceptable for use during statutory tests conducted in accordance with Motor Vehicle (Tests) Regulations
1981, as amended.
This list shows in alphabetical order the brand names of current equipment. Obsolescent models are shown where applicable.
These may only be used if their specifications are unchanged and they are in a serviceable condition. When viewing equipment on
MOT Computerisation the model description is sometimes difficult to identify as it is displayed using a maximum of 20 characters.
The column headed As displayed on VTS Device will assist in identifying the correct item of equipment.
It must be ensured that the equipment used for statutory testing is maintained in good order and calibrated, if required, in accordance
with current instructions.
This list should be read in conjunction with the MoT Testing Scheme latest Requirements for Authorisation for Authorised Examiners
and Designated Councils for details of test equipment necessary and installation requirements where applicable.
Authorised Testing Facilities: For Authorised Testing Facility (ATF) applications, only equipment on the approved list for Class 5 list
(with the appropriate computer control system) or clearly marked for HGV/PSV testing is acceptable.
The list should be read in conjunction with the requirements contained in the ATF contract document paying particular attention to
Schedule 1: ATF Requirements.
Certain equipment listed is suitable for use at sites requiring authorization as Automated Test Lanes as described in the
Requirements for Authorisation.
In the case of new equipment a copy of the ‘Certificate of Acceptance’, issued by the Vehicle Inspectorate (VI) or the Garage
Equipment Association (GEA) on behalf of VOSA, must be provided by the equipment supplier/installer. The certificate will display
equipment details (which must match the machine’s badge details) such as make, model, serial number and the VTS details. Copies
of certificates for equipment purchased second hand should, in certain cases, be available either from the equipment
manufacturer/supplier or the Garage Equipment Association.
Matters such as value for money, servicing, approved spares availability and compliance with Health and Safety and other relevant
Acts, Regulations Byelaws etc. regarding equipment and its installation are the responsibility of Authorised Examiners or Designated
Councils.
Section G: Exhaust Gas Analysers (non catalyst vehicles)
Class 4 VTS must have an analyzer from Section J and may also have one or more Section G analysers.
Section G analysers are only acceptable for testing pre 1/8/92 Class 4 vehicles and pre 1/8/94 Class 5 & 7 vehicles
Section G: Exhaust Gas Analysers (non catalyst vehicles)
Make
Models acceptable
Models acceptable
(With on Board Self Gassing
facility requiring monthly
calibration checks by the
Testing Station and annual
“NAMAS” calibration)
Allen
50-01Y
50-01Y
42-902-20
Automotive
Diagnostics
A50-200,
B50-200
Bear
40-100
40-101
40-102
40-200
40-201
40-200-20
40-400
42-400
Models
acceptable
(Self gassing facility
optional)
Models
acceptable
(6 monthly “NAMAS”
calibration with no
intermediate checks)
Models only
acceptable if
installed before
November 1991
42-100 DEA, 62130 SEA, 53-370,
53-700
40-900 ACE,
40-960 DACE,
40-550 BACE
(comprising 40903 and 40-504)
(May include self
gassing facility
but is not OIML –
requires 3
monthly
calibration.)
BEM-Muller
8690GB
Bosch
ETT 8.55
BVW
ETT 8.21 to
8.24 ETT 8.31
to 8.34 ETT
8.36
ETT 8.11, 8.12,
ETT 8.19, 8.20
Series 90
Cartec
CET 2000
Crypton
282, 283, 284, 285,
283/285P,
POR, PORT,
Environment
267 series,
270 series,
260 (with 440-12
Cruisemate or
450 Automate)
AG3M
GMI
VEGA 4
Grundig
VAG 1788
Gunson
3037DA,
9940
Hamilton
VTS 850
Hermann
(alternatively shown
as Pierburg)
EHC 220,
MHC 220,
MHC 221
Hofmann
Quadro Gas 4000
Quadro Gas 5000
Horiba
MEXA 544 GE,
MEXA 554 GE,
MEXA 574 GE
Junkalor
Infralyt 4000
Kamasa
Flux 5000
Kal Equip
5000
Lucas Hartridge
904
Motorbranch
581A,
583A,
588A
Motorscan
Leader 8000
581,
588
Motortest
9060-3,
9065-2
Muller BEM
8690GB
Omitec
OM2000
Opus
Opus 4
OTC
50-200
Peerless
630, 631, 650
Protech
Flux 2000-200-2
Flux 2000-200-4,
Flux 5000
Richard Oliver
Gascheck 2000
Riken
Flux 2000,
Flux 2000-2,
Flux 2000-4,
Flux 4000
Gascheck 5000
RX-777
Rogen
US699A
Sagem
AGM 1500A,
AGM 1500C
Servitron
190A,
173A,
176A
173,
176,
190
Souriau
OPTIMA 4040
2672 Class 2 (Identified
by:
2670, 2672 (NB
2672 identified
by:
1. Mains power input
located at top right hand
corner.
2. Front panel apertures
which display readings
have silvered
appearance.
3. Front cover fixing
screws ¼” behind front
cover on either side of
unit).
Sun
MEA 1500 SL
Sykes Pickavant
300760,
300481A,
300488A,
VEGA4
Tecalemit
TD 2044,
2045,
2046
Tecnotest
488A, 481A, 483A
1. Mains power
input located at
bottom right of
the rear inner
casing of unit.
2. Front panel
aperture which
displays readings
are plain green
plastic.
3. No fixing
screws as Class
2 model.)
MCS 2000 SL
MGA 1200
(Identified by OIML
metal plaque fitted
at rear of machine.)
2014,
MEA 1500,
MGA 1200,
MCS 2000,
MCA 3000,
SGA 9000 (Ser
No 20.000.00
on),
OCS TECH 80
INTERROGATO
R- 1805Z-9
300481,
300488,
300600 MK II
481, 483, 487,
488
Tecnomotor
G320
TEN
TEN 4
Triton
KAL OM 2000
VL Churchill
Autogas 4
TEN 3

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