Portable Airborne Particle Counter T-PC-202

Introduction

Portable Airborne Particle Counter is used to measure the size and number of dust particles in the air of the clear environment. Data can be transferred to computer through USB interface. It features extreme life laser diode technology. Outer layer is made up of stainless-steel construction. Presence of large 7-inch color TFT touch screen display. It has large memory storage and can store up-to 2000 test results. Simultaneous display up-to 6 particle sizes. Laser diode is used as light source.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

These are widely used in medicine, chemistry, food, biological products aerospace, electronic health and cosmetics

Selection Guide

Portable Airborne Particle Counter is a reliable and versatile solution for a wide range of applications, including cleanroom validation, pharmaceutical research, environmental monitoring, and air quality control in healthcare, semiconductor, and food processing industries. Designed to meet ISO 14644 standards, it detects particles ≥0.3 μm and provides real-time data logging, making it useful for contamination control, HVAC testing, and filter performance testing. With its compact, user-friendly design, it supports both spot checks and routine monitoring. It applies to the above fields, but users can select this tool according to their specific needs, research focus, or experimental goals.

Specifications

Display	Touch screen (Lcd)
Weight	7.5 Kg
Maximum Consumption	80W
Power Source	DC16.8V (Built-in Lithium Battery)
Size Channels	0.5,1,3, 5, 10, 25μm
Calculation	95% UCL calculation of particle concentration can be displayed directly (particles / cubic meter, grain / cubic feet)
Flow Rate	100L/min (Imported Pump)
Sample Time	0 to 999999s(Selectable)
Zero Count	≤10min
Location Labels	0 to 9999
Printer	(Built-in Thermal Printer)
Alarm	ISO / own (Class)
Data Storage	20000 Samples/300Samples of UCL (With PC Software)
Data Output	USB Port
Outside Dimension	268×192×292(Wide× High ×Deep)
Maximum Rated Particle Concentration	35000particles/L
Operating Time	3 hours
Environmental	Temperature:10 to 35degrees celsius Humidity:20 to 75percent RH Atmosphere Pressure:86 to 106Kpa

Features

Built in thermal printer
High detection precision
Microprocessor controller
Small size and light in weight
It directly detects the cleanliness level for class A, B grade clean environment
It uses semiconductor laser as light source
Functional operation is simple and clear
Print measurement results

FAQs

1. What is a Portable Airborne Particle Counter

A Portable Airborne Particle Counter is a compact, handheld device designed to measure airborne particle concentrations in clean environments.

2. How does a Portable Airborne Particle Counter work?

A Portable Airborne Particle Counter operates on the principle of laser light scattering to detect and count airborne particles.

3. Does Portable Airborne Particle Counter support monitoring in biotechnology labs?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter monitors airborne particles to maintain controlled environments in biotech labs.

4. Is Portable Airborne Particle Counter applicable in aerospace manufacturing?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter helps control contamination in sensitive aerospace production areas.

5. Does Portable Airborne Particle Counter work for environmental or ambient air quality monitoring?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter conducts ambient air audits and assesses outdoor and indoor pollution levels in industrial or urban zones.

6. Is Portable Airborne Particle Counter applicable for hydraulic fluid contamination checks?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter assesses particulate levels in hydraulic fluids for predictive maintenance.

7. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used in water quality inspections?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter measures particulate content in water to validate filtration and treatment processes.

8. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter support nanoparticle or ultrafine particle monitoring?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter helps study ultra-fine and nanoparticles in advanced environmental or industrial monitoring.

9. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter assist in biosafety monitoring or pathogen surveillance applications?

Portable Airborne Particle Counter monitors aerosol spikes that can indicate contamination in biosafety labs or public spaces.

10. What kind of maintenance does Portable Airborne Particle Counter require?

Routine maintenance includes regular cleaning of air inlet, filter replacement, periodic calibration, and battery maintenance to ensure accurate and reliable performance.

11. What is a Portable Airborne Particle Counter?

A Portable Airborne Particle Counter is a mobile apparatus designed to detect and count the number and size of particles suspended in the air.

12. How does a Portable Airborne Particle Counter work?

It works by sampling air and detecting particles as they pass through a laser beam, measuring their size and quantity.

13. Can environmental conditions affect Portable Airborne Particle Counter?

High humidity and extreme temperatures can affect its readings or damage sensitive internal components.

14. What kind of maintenance does Portable Airborne Particle Counter require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning of the apparatus, storing it properly and calibrating it annually for accurate performance.

15. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter detect smoke or pollution?

It can detect fine particulates in smoke and pollution.

16. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used in a cleanroom?

It is widely used in cleanroom environments.

17. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used in a manufacturing facility?

It is commonly used in electronics, pharmaceuticals, food processing and other controlled manufacturing environments to ensure air cleanliness.

18. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used to validate HEPA filters?

It is commonly used during HEPA/ULPA filter integrity testing.

19. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used to measure air cleanliness in laboratories?

It is commonly used in laboratory environments in order to ensure that airborne particle levels comply with cleanliness standards necessary for research and testing.

20. Can Portable Airborne Particle Counter be used to measure air quality in vehicles?

It is suitable for measuring particulate pollution in vehicles.