Honeywell ToxiRAE Pro
Wireless single-gas detector with interchangeable sensors
Compact, reliable and easy-to-use, the ToxiRAE Pro doesn’t get in the way of workers doing their job and provides unmistakable five-way local and remote alarms if a threat is detected or a man is down. Plus, it offers the flexibility of easily swappable sensors to monitor for different gases in different situations. This personal, wireless monitor for toxic gases and oxygen keeps workers safe in the field by transmitting data to a central command in real time for continuous visibility.
Features and Benefits:
- • Personal wireless monitor for toxic gases and oxygen
- • Swap out sensors for different gases, including hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, ammonia, chlorine, hydrogen cyanide, nitric oxide, phosphine, sulfur dioxide, and more
- • Sensors store calibration data even when swapped out
- • 5-way local and remote wireless alarm system• Largest display in class
- • Water-, dust-, and shock-resistant
- • Compatible with AutoRAE 2 (Fully automatic bump testing and calibration)
- • Built-in man-down alarm
- • Most sensors can be shared with MultiRAE instrument family
The ToxiRAE Pro comes with:
• Individual packaging
• ToxiRAE Pro LEL monitor with sensor and wireless option as specified,
• rechargeable battery, alligator clip, and protective rubber boot installed
• Charging and PC communication cradle
• PC communication cable
• AC adapter (100 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz AC to 12 V DC)
• Calibration adapters
• Quick Start Guide
• Calibration and test certificate
• Warranty/registration card
3 Year Warranty, 4 Years on O2 sensor
220 gram
Max temperature 55 degrees Celsius
118mm x 60mm x 30mm Dimension (4.6 x 2.4 x 1.2 inches)
NH3 (0-100ppm), CO (0-500ppm), Cl2 (0-50ppm), ClO2 (0-1ppm), ETO (0-500ppm), HCHO (0-10ppm), H2 (0-1000ppm), HCN (0-50ppm), H2S (0-100ppm), CH3-SH (0-10ppm), NO (0-250ppm), NO2 (0-20ppm), O2 (0-30%vol), PH3 (0-20ppm), SO2 (0-20ppm)
IP65
Battery life 30 hours
Applications Include:
- • Clandestine Labs
- • Emergency Response
- • Exploration
- • Fire Overhaul
- • Fracking• Hazmat Response
- • Plant Shutdown & Turn-Around
- • Residential Calls
- • Urban Search & Rescue
- • Worker Exposure
Technical Information
Technical Note 152 Effects Of Operating Conditions On Oxygen Sensors
Technical Note 114 Sensor Specifications and Cross-Sensitivities
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