PV6001-VOC-C2000-Handheld VOC Gas Detector

Using the PID photoionization sensor from SUSA in China, compared to the Baseline sensor from the United States, there will be no occasional issue of the UV light not turning on below 20 degrees Celsius, and other performance is the same as our Baseline model from the United States.
Range 0-2000ppm, resolution 0.01ppm. Corresponding to a measurement capacity of approximately 5000mg/m3 for coating and spraying, and up to 20000 mg/m3 for printing and pharmaceutical companies.
Using multi-point calibration, the accuracy is very high.
The ability to measure trace VOCs is good, even with a range of 2000ppm, it can measure low concentration gases of 0.01, and it can complete unorganized measurement work of 0.1mg/m3.
Anti humidity interference technology ensures accurate operation in humidity environments above 75% RH.
Provide a cooling probe to detect high-temperature gases such as RTO RCO furnaces.
Fast zeroing technology: It can quickly return to zero after detecting high concentration gases.
The curve graph displays the concentration changes, providing a more intuitive analysis of the concentration fluctuations in the chimney.
*The testing project team can quickly switch between different VOC testing environments (printing, spray coating, pharmaceuticals, etc.), resulting in more accurate data.
The location can be detected through text, photography, video recording, and audio recording, and when accessing data, this information can be used to determine who the recorded data belongs to.
Therefore, it is very suitable for environmental protection equipment manufacturers to conduct pre sales research, efficiency calculations, and emission standard assessments. VOC emission companies can use it to check whether the treatment efficiency of environmental protection equipment is normal, evaluate whether emissions exceed the standard, and also measure unorganized emissions of 0.1mg/m3.
Other applications include law enforcement by environmental protection bureaus, safety supervision bureaus, pipeline leak detection, scientific research experiments, etc.