4 in 1 Portable Particle Counter, PM2.5/PM10

Portable air particle counter with 2.8" color LCD screen, simultaneous test display 3 groups of air particles 0.3μm/2.5μm/10μm. 4 in 1 particle counter allows very fast, simple, and accurate measurement of particle concentration, formaldehyde gas concentration, and air humidity temperature.

Specification

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 Features

• 4-in-1 air particle counter, PM2.5/PM10 mass concentration measurement, air humidity temperature measurement, formaldehyde content detection, dew point temperature and wet bulb temperature detection.
• 2.8" color LCD display, able to very fast, simple, and accurate measurement of particle concentration, formaldehyde gas concentration, air wet temperature, storage dew point temperature will be on the dry, temperature, and humidity analysis.
• Strong light measurement optimization, even in bright light can be easily read.
• The simultaneous test shows 3 groups of air particles 0.3μm/2.5μm/10μm.

Applications

Tips: What should be noticed when using a dust particle counter

1. Do not start the counter when the inlet tube is covered or blocked.
2. The particle counter should be used in a clean environment to prevent damage to the laser sensor.
3. Do not measure a gas mixture (e.g., hydrogen and oxygen) that may produce a reaction. This gas may also produce an explosion in the counter. Measure these gases need to contact the manufacturer for more information.
4. Do not sample compressed air without high-pressure decompression equipment (e.g. high pressure diffusers), as all particle counters are designed to operate at one atmosphere.
5. Water, solutions, or other liquids should not enter the sensor through the inlet tube.
6. Particle counters are primarily used to test cleanroom clean environments and must be kept at least twelve inches away from the inlet tube when measuring areas with loose particulate material, dust sources, and sprays. In order to avoid the above particles and liquid pollution sensors and pipelines.
7. When taking samples, avoid taking samples from the counter itself or being contaminated by the gas coming out of the counter.