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RAE Systems ToxiRAE Pro Personal Carbon Monoxide Detector

RAE Systems ToxiRAE Pro Personal Carbon Monoxide Detector
Specifications
BRAND  RAE Systems
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
RAE Systems' ToxiRAE Pro wireless, personal single-gas monitors reliably and accurately monitor common toxic industrial chemicals (TICs), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), combustible gases, carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2), and oxygen (O2). It provides five-way local and remote alarms if a threat is detected or a man is down. The ToxiRAE Pro’s intelligent interchangeable sensors store calibration data, which allows users to monitor one gas one day and another gas the next, by simply swapping the sensors.
  • Available with electrochemical sensors for toxic gases, LEL sensor for combustibles, PID with 10.6 or 9.6 eV lamp, or NDIR sensor for CO2
  • Display readout shows STEL, TWA, peak and minimum values plus real-time gas concentration readings and alarm status
  • Visual, audible, and vibratory alarms plus Man Down Alarm; five-way local and remote wireless notification of alarm conditions
  • Datalogging up to three months
  • IP65/67 water- and dust-resistant case and rubber protective boot; Hazardous area classified for use in Class I, Div 1, Groups A-D environments
  • Battery runtime eight hours minimum
  • Fully automated bump testing and calibration with AutoRAE 2

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