Handheld Airborne Particle Counter LHPC-T2011

Introduction

Handheld Airborne Particle Counter operates at flow rate 2.83 monitoring. Integrated with High-resolution data storage without regular transfers or deletions. Features a real-time error alarm and excess count limit warning, improving its reliability and functionality.

This analytical equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Handheld Airborne Particle Counter are used in industries like pharmaceuticals, electronics, manufacturing, and healthcare to monitor and ensure cleanroom cleanliness by measuring airborne particles.

Specifications

Flow Rate	0.1 ( 2.83 L/min )
Particle Size Channels	0.3 µm, 0.5 µm, 1.0 µm, 2.0 µm, 3.0 µm, 5.0 µm
Test Class	Class 100 to Class 300,000
Test Period	1 min to 15 min ( 15 levels )
Calculation	0.95
Light Source and Life	Semiconductor laser ( ˃ 30,000 hours )
Self-clean Time	≤ 10 min
Operating Temperature Range	10℃ to 35 ℃
Operational Humidity	≤ 75 % RH
Batteries	Lithium battery
Battery Life	˃ 8 hours of continuous usage
Communication Interface
Dimension	245 × 130 × 45 mm
Weight	0.9 Kg

Features

Data conversion in ft³ and m³

Delay time and zero count settings

Battery status indicator

Includes data communication software

External printer support

Exports test results to Excel

FAQs

1. Throughout long-term monitoring, how are data integrity and dependability ensured by the handheld airborne particle counter ?

Enabling long-term data storage without frequent transfers or deletions, the can store up to 260,000 records. In addition to facilitating analysis, this guarantees continuous monitoring without data loss.

2. What are typical uses of the handheld airborne particle counter and may it be utilized in various industries?

is adaptable and appropriate for use in several sectors, including manufacturing, healthcare, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. Measuring airborne particles is its main use in monitoring and guaranteeing cleanroom cleanliness.

3. What does the handheld airborne particle counter have as accessories?

has a high-resolution screen and a lightweight shell. It can export test findings to excel for additional analysis, comes with data transmission software, and enables external printer connectivity.

4. How does a handheld airborne particle counter work?

By employing different methods such as light scattering, light obstruction, or direct visualization, these devices measure and determine the size of particles within a detection area. On a built-in display, they typically display the concentration of particles and the number of particles at any given moment.

5. What is the accuracy of handheld airborne particle counters?

Handheld airborne particle counter accuracy is reliant upon several parameters, such as particle type being measured, sampling strategy, and device calibration. When calibrated and maintained correctly, modern handheld particle counters provide satisfactory precision within their designated range.

6. What restrictions apply to handheld airborne particle counters?

Restrictions can include the requirement for regular calibration and maintenance to maintain accuracy, sensitivity to environmental factors (such as temperature and humidity), and possible interference from background particles.

7. Are outdoor applications appropriate for It Handheld Airborne Particle Counters?

Yes, It counters are flexible for monitoring airborne particle levels in a variety of indoor and outdoor conditions. They are made for both field and laboratory applications.

8. What sizes of particles are detectable by handheld airborne particle counters?

particle counters can detect particles as small as 0.3 microns or smaller up to bigger particles as large as 5.0 microns.