The ppbRAE 3000+ is a best-of-breed monitor trusted by many of the world’s leaders in CBRNE, HazMat Response, Civil Defense, Oil & Gas, and other hazardous environments. Using a 3rd generation photoionization detector (PID) and built-in correction factors for more than 200 compounds, the ppbRAE 3000+ is one of the most advanced VOC monitors for parts-per-billion (ppb) detection. It measures the presence of VOCs from 1ppb-10,000ppm with a three-second response time. Optional built-in Mesh Radio enables real-time monitoring of instrument readings wirelessly. Another option is Bluetooth, which can relay readings and alarm status up to 2 miles to a RAELink 3 wireless transmitter. And a rugged housing, large display, and large keys that can be operated with three layers of gloves all make for a unit that’s easy to use and maintain.
A rugged housing, large display, and large keys that can be operated with three layers of gloves all make for a unit that’s easy to use and maintain. ppbRAE 3000 + is solution oriented through multiple connected options. A dedicated mobile APP has been developed for survey applications. Instrument is also available with real time connectivity which can relay readings and alarm status up to 2 miles to a RAELink 3 wireless transmitter.
Model | ppbRAE 3000 + |
Brand | Honeywell |
Warranty | 3-year warranty for 10.6 eV lamp |
Alarm Type | Audible, Visual, Vibrating |
Weight | 738 gram |
Benefits | 3-second response time |
Maximum Temperature | 50 Degree Celsius |
Sampling Pump Range | 100ft (30m) |
Gas Type | VOC |
Instrument Size | 25.5 x 7.6 x 6.4 cm |
Sensor Range | VOC (0-10000ppm) |
Humidity Range | 0%-95% |
Datalogging | Standard 6 months at one-minute intervals |
Ingress Protection | IP65 |
Minimum Temperature | -20 Degree Celsius |
Standards | US and Canada: UL, cUL, Classified as Intrinsically Safe for use in Class I, Division |
Wireless Technology | MESH, BLE |
Battery Run Time | 12-16 |
User Options | Alarms latching with manual override or automatic reset |
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