Personal DataRAM™ pDR-1000AN Aerosol Monitor

The personal DataRAM™ pDR-1000AN from Thermo Scientific™ has been specifically developed to help users quantify huge concentrations of smoke, dust, fumesand mists in real-time. The palm-sized aerosol monitor or datalogger raises an audible alarm whenever the user-specified level is surpassed.

The pDR-1000AN employs single beam nephelometry and integrates light-scattering to generate an ideal particle response for high correlation with standard gravimetric measurements. Thanks to datalogging, the pDR-1000AN automatically tags and time stamps the gathered data to be stored for later retrieval, computer graphingor printing.

Key Features

Flexible data logging routines can be performed

Simple belt or shoulder strap attachment for portability

US MSHA Intrinsic safety approval

Additional Information

Light-scattering photometer provides high correlation with gravimetric measurement of respirable and thoracic fractions with ideal response to particles measuring 0.1 to10 μm

The absence of moving parts ensures silent operation and the least maintenance charges

Internal firmware regulates automatic calibration check; gravimetric calibration can be executed in the field for optimum efficiency

Unit is gravimetrically calibrated in mg/m³ and can be readily used following the easy zeroing step (comes with the kit)

Datalogger automatically tags and time stamps data gathered and stores it for later retrieval, graphing through a PCor printing

Specifications

Datalogging averaging periods (can be chosen by users): 1 second to 1 hour

Number of data tags: 99 (utmost)

Concentration display updating interval: 1 second

Serial interface: RS-232, 4800 baud

Total number of data points in memory: 13,391

Computer requirements: PC compatible, 486 processor or higher; Windows™ 95 or higher

Includes:

PC communications software, Universal power supply, belt clip kit, zeroing kit, signal output cables, carrying caseand instruction manual.

Recommended for:

Personal exposure monitoring

Indoor air quality monitoring

Workplace and plant monitoring

Walk-through surveys

Emergency response

Mobile monitoring in aircraft and vehicles

Testing air filtration efficiency

Toxicology and epidemiology studies

Time and motion studies

Remediation personal surveillance

Video Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments

Video Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments

Video Credit: Thermo Fisher Scientific – Environmental and Process Monitoring Instruments