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MicroRAE Wireless Four-Gas Monitor

Other gas configurations are available, please contact 01367 889553 to discuss your requirements.

The MicroRAE four-gas portable detector brings enhanced user friendliness and flexibility to wireless gas detection. This enables continuous, instant visibility of safety threats for faster, more informed decisions, to protect workers, facilities, and the environment, and to optimize operations.

The MicroRAE is a wireless diffusion detector that simultaneously monitors up to four gases, including hydrogen sulfide, carbon monoxide, oxygen and combustibles (LEL). With its different wireless connectivity options the MicroRAE can deliver real-time instrument readings and alarm status to other wireless offerings such as ConneXt Plus, ConneXt Pro, ConneXt Loneworker4 and Safety Communicator.

Key Features:

Honeywell ConneXt compatible with Mesh and Wifi wireless configurations

Strong, protective, concussion-proof design

Real-time gas concentration readings, location, alarm and status enabled by state of-the-art wireless technology

Unmistakable five-way local and remote notification of alarm conditions

Short bump test & calibration time

Global approval for worldwide acceptance

Filtered LEL sensor options to inhibit sensor poisoning

Man Down Alarm with real-time remote wireless notification

GPS module for location

Bluetooth® low energy connection to a Smart Phone device for uplink data communication and device configuration.

Remote notification & Panic function

Fully automated bump testing and calibration with AutoRAE 2®

All-in-one continuous monitoring capabilities for oxygen, toxic and combustible gases, for a total of up to four threats at a time

Wireless access to real-time instrument readings and alarm status from any location

Local and remote wireless notification of alarm conditions, including Man Down Alarm and location

GPS functionality to allow better location

Simple maintenance with easily accessible sensors

Glance Mode gives quick overview of sensors and wireless configuration

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Buy for: £508.00 (ex VAT)

Buy for: £609.60 (inc VAT)

Hire per week from: £45 ex VAT

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ATEX is the name commonly given to the two European Directives for controlling explosive atmospheres.

ATEX certification ensures that equipment is fit for use within explosive atmospheres and is supplied with adequate information to ensure it can be used safely.

For more information visit: hse.gov.uk/fireandexplosion/atex.htm