AMBIENT MON-AEROQUAL 500 0-0.5 PPM

Description

SERIES 500 PORTABLE AIR QUALITY MONITOR
The Series 500 air quality sensor enables accurate real-time surveying of common outdoor air pollutants, all in an ultra portable handheld monitor. Air quality professionals typically use the Series 500 for short term air quality studies and carrying out checks on pollution “hot spots”. The Series 500 can also be deployed for short term fixed monitoring by adding an optional outdoor enclosure.
Data is stored on board the Series 500 with a maximum 8,188 records available. To download the data a USB cable is supplied for connection to PC. Free PC software provided with the Series 500 takes the data and presents it in a chart or table view. Data can be downloaded and viewed in Excel.
Like all our handheld monitors the Series 500 portable air quality  sensor takes advantage of the unique sensor head format. Sensors are housed within an interchangeable cartridge (“head”) that attaches to the monitor base. The head can be removed and replaced in seconds, allowing users to measure as many gases as they wish. Sensor heads feature active fan sampling which ensures a representative sample is taken and therefore increases measurement accuracy.
Other features on the Series 500 include monitor ID and location ID. Monitor ID identifies the monitor uniquely and ensures that all data from it are tied to that monitor. Location ID can be used to tag measurements to a specific location which is helpful when sampling at a number of sites over the course of a day or week.
BENEFITS
Active fan sampling ensures highest possible accuracy
Fits comfortably in the hand
Compatible with 30 different sensors
Zero and span calibrate in the field
Long life lithium battery technology
Connect direct to PC via USB
Free PC software (Windows 7, 8, XP compatible)
By adding the optional outdoor enclosure can be left in situ for short term monitoring
APPLICATIONS
Wide area air quality surveys
Checking pollution “hotspots”
Personal exposure monitoring
Short term fixed monitoring networks