RAE MiniRae 2000 Portable Photoionization

The MiniRAE 2000 is an extremely versatile and portable instrument for measuring airborne Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). The RAE Photo-Ionization Detector (PID) offers increased sensitivity, reduced humidity interference, and quick response times. Measure total VOCs or use built-in correction factors to measure specific VOCs.

Features :
PID sensor (0-10,000 ppm range),
Survey and Hygiene modes,
Data logging,
Field-replaceable battery,
Strong, sample draw pump; sample up to 30 metres,
102 built-in correction factors

Applications :
Leak detection,
Head space analysis,
Spill response,
Industrial hygiene

Standard Accessories (included) :
Automatic battery charger,
Probe,
Zero kit,
Battery pack holder

Optional Accessories :
Download kit,
Calibration kit

Specifications:

Detector : PID sensor w/ 10.6eV UV lamp
Readout : Instantaneous, average, STEL & peak value, battery voltage, elapsed time
Accuracy : + 2 ppm or 10% of reading <2000 ppm, + 20% of reading >2000 ppm
Calibrated to 100 ppm isobutylene
Power : Nickel metal hydride battery pack (external) — 10 hours continuous power
Alarms : 90dB buzzer & flashing red LED
Data Logging : 15,000 points with time/date
Communication : Download data or upload instrument setup via RS-232 to serial port
Operating Conditions : Temperature -10°C to +40°C
Dimensions : 21.8 cm x 7.6 cm x 5 cm (8.2” x 3” x 2”)
Weight : 550 g (19.5 oz.) with battery pack

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