Draeger Pac 7000 Single-Gas Detection Device Part#83 18 974

M&M Specialty Services Dräger Pac 7000 Single-Gas Detection Device Part# 83 18 974 Overview: Safety at the workplace always takes priority. Depending on the sensor selection, the single gas detector, Drager Pac 7000, provides a reliable warning against dangerous concentrations of 14 different gases. Features and Benefits: Warns against hazardous gas concentrations: - Every working day places the highest demands on gas monitoring. The device reliably warns against hazardous concentrations of carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide (including a Low Concentration option), oxygen, carbon dioxide, sulphur dioxide, chlorine, hydrogen cyanide, ammonia, nitrogen dioxide, nitrogen monoxide, phosphine and organic vapours. Robust and long-lasting: - Protective rubber ensures that the casing of the Drager Pac 7000 is particularly shock-proof. The device meets the strict dust and water protection requirements specified in IP 68. The electromagnetic resistance has also been optimised. Drager has designed the Dräger Pac 7000 for unlimited lifetime. When needed, the sensors can be simply replaced. Simple calibration and configuration: - The bump test mode and sensitivity calibration can be selected via a password-protected menu. The fresh air calibration can be optimally protected using a password. The device is equipped with an infrared interface and can be connected to a PC via a communication cradle in order to activate the desired functions or download stored data. Innovative miniature sensors: - The innovative Drager XXS sensors react quickly and produce reliable measurement results. Very short diffusion paths inside the device, as well as the sensors' rapid electrochemical reactions, ensure that any gasrelated dangers are displayed as soon as they occur. For maximum safety, the sensor is positioned inside the housing such as to allow gas to reach it from above and from the front. This guarantees flawless measurement, even when the gas entry has been accidentally obstructed. Fast bump tests with the Drager Bump Test Station: - To perform an automatic function test with a known gas concentration within a matter of seconds, the device is simply inserted into the Drager Bump Test Station. The display informs the user if the bump test (function test) was successful. If the test is not performed within a certain time frame, the device can be set-up to deactivate itself. Triple alarm for extra safety: - As soon as the adjustable alarm thresholds are exceeded, or values fall below the configured oxygen concentration, the Drager Pac 7000 immediately issues an audible, visual and vibrating alarm. In addition, the device is also equipped with adjustable TWA and STEL alarms. The user is also warned when the battery is low or a functional error has occurred.