About 8534 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor
Features and Benefits
- Simultaneously measure size-segregated mass fraction concentrations corresponding to PM1, PM2.5, respirable, PM10, and PM Total size fractions
- Lightweight and portable
- Manual and programmable data logging functions
- Single point data logging capability
- Handheld unit
- Aerosol concentration range 0.001 to 150 mg/m
Applications
- Industrial/occupational hygiene surveys
- Indoor air quality investigations
- Point source location monitoring
- Baseline trending and screening
- Engineering control evaluations
Included Items
- Carrying case
- Rechargeable 3600 mAH Li-Ion battery
- Switching power supply with universal line cords
- TrakPro data analysis software
- Zero filter
- USB (device and host) computer cable
- Inlet cap (x2)
- Calibration impactor kit (with PM2.5 impactor and impactor plate)
- Screwdriver
- Sample extension tube (3-ft/1-m)
- Sheath air HEPA filters (x8)
- Filter removal tool
- Operation service manual
- Calibration certificate
- 2-year warranty
Simultaneous Mass and Size Fraction MeasurementsThe 8534 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor is engineered to provide concurrent readings of both aerosol mass concentration and particle size fractions. This simultaneous measurement saves time and enhances the precision of environmental and occupational hygiene analyses, delivering comprehensive data in real-time for informed decision-making.
Rugged, Portable, and User-FriendlyConstructed with an impact-resistant polycarbonate enclosure, this aerosol monitor withstands demanding conditions, whether used in the field or in a laboratory. Its portability allows for easy transport between sites, and the integrated VGA color touchscreen offers an intuitive experience, simplifying setup, calibration, and real-time data visualization.
Comprehensive Data Logging and CommunicationWith an impressive internal memory capacity for up to 5 million data points and flexible communication protocols including USB 2.0, Ethernet, RS-232, and analog output, the DustTrak DRX ensures effortless logging, export, and management of monitoring data, supporting efficient and secure integration into existing workflows.
FAQ's of 8534 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor:
Q: How do I operate the 8534 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor?
A: The 8534 DustTrak DRX can be controlled manually via the front-panel VGA touchscreen or set to data logging mode for automated measurements. The simple interface guides you through setup, sampling, calibration, and data review processes.
Q: What types of environments can this aerosol monitor be used in?
A: Designed to operate in temperatures from 0C to 50C and humidity up to 95% RH (non-condensing), the 8534 DustTrak DRX is suitable for both industrial and environmental sites, including factories, laboratories, outdoor urban areas, and construction zones.
Q: When should I calibrate the DustTrak DRX for accurate readings?
A: The DustTrak DRX comes factory calibrated but also features a user calibration function. It is recommended to check and calibrate before major measurement campaigns, after exposure to extreme dust events, or as required by your quality protocols.
Q: Where does the device store collected data, and how can I retrieve it?
A: Data is stored internally on the device, with a capacity for up to 5,000,000 data points. You can easily transfer data to a computer or network using USB 2.0, Ethernet, or RS-232 communication protocols.
Q: What is the data resolution and response time of the DustTrak DRX?
A: The monitor provides a data resolution of 0.001 mg/m3 and a response time of just 1 second, which can be user-adjusted for specific monitoring needs.
Q: How does the DustTrak DRX benefit environmental or industrial users?
A: With real-time, high-accuracy monitoring and alarms (audible, visual, relay), this device enables immediate detection of hazardous particles, supports compliance with regulations, and enhances workplace safety by providing actionable data instantly.
Q: What are the main steps in processing a sample with this monitor?
A: Begin by setting up the isokinetic stainless steel sampling inlet, power on the device, calibrate if needed, and start real-time measurement. The monitor automatically logs data, triggers alarms as necessary, and allows you to review results directly on the touchscreen or export them for further analysis.