BIOSYSTEMS PHD6
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5 Sensor Ports and 19 Sensor Options
With 19 sensor choices, including PID, IR-CO2,* IR-CH4,* conventional
LEL, oxygen and 15 different toxic gas sensors including Duo-Tox, the
Biosystems PHD6 can be configured for just about any use.
PID Sensor Option
PID sensor monitors for hundreds of known VOCs.
IR CO2Sensor Option*
For breweries, wineries and anywhere accumulations of CO2can be
an issue.
Electrochemical Sensor Options
Choose from 14 different electrochemical toxic gas sensors.
LEL Sensor Option
A catalytic hot-bead LEL sensor is available for the detection of
combustible gases and vapors.
IR CH4Sensor Option*
Poison-proof technology for use in situations where a conventional
LEL sensor can fail.
Durable
The Biosystems PHD6 is enclosed in a solid polycarbonate case with
a TPE (rubber) overmold, so it’s both tough and easy to handle.
Interchangeable Battery Packs
Both Li-Ion and Alkaline battery packs offer up to 24 hour run times.
Dual Audible Alarms that Stand Out!
The new dual audible alarms in the Biosystems PHD6 are unlike
anything you’ve ever heard from a gas detector — and rated at 92 dB.
Visible Alarms
Front and side mounted LED alarms are highly visible.
KEY FEATURES
Biosystems IQ6 Express Dock
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Introducing…
The Biosystems IQ6 Express Dock is designed from the ground up to
be the easiest dock to use on the market. The dock is configured at
the factory with default settings and can be used right out of the box
for basic instrument processing. More advanced users will appreciate
the standard USB or optional Ethernet connections that allowthedock’s
settings to be tailored to meet the specific needs of any gas detection
program. The automatic instrument download feature allows the user
to streamline recordkeeping andmakesitvirtually hands-free. Common
Biosystems PHD6 configurations can be processed by the dock in under
a minute, reducing labor and calibration gas expenses.
At Sperian, we’re convinced that we make the best docks on the
market. Our Biosystems IQ Express docks offer incredible processing
power and flexibility while being extremely easy to use. The worker
just drops the detector in the dock at the beginning of his or her
shift and the dock processes the instrument according to your
recordkeeping protocols. It’s that easy.
It’s pretty clear that docks can really make your life easier and can
streamline your gas detection program, but the question remains:
Why spend $495 to $895 on a dock when you can continue to perform
manual calibrations and recordkeeping?
Status Bar with Easily Recognized Symbols
Icons let the user know the status of the instrument. A heartbeat
symbol beats every few seconds to let you know that the instrument
is functioning normally. Calibration due is shown with a gas cylinder
icon coupled with a triangular warning symbol.
IQ Dock Compatibility
Reduce labor costs, automate recordkeeping and save calibration gas
all at the same time with the IQ6 Dock.
Intuitive Menu-Driven Instrument Configuration
Select from the Main Menu or the Basic Menu. Access all instrument
configuration options from alarm settings to passcode access option
to menus.
Built-In IrDA Port for Easy Downloads
Every Biosystems PHD6 includes a built-in IrDA port that allows the
instrument to be configured with a PC. The IrDA port also allows
instruments with the Datalogger upgrade to be downloaded in the
field to retrieve data on calibrations and exposure levels.
Certifications
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SGS USTC Class I Division 1 Groups A,B,C,D Temp Code T3C
(Approved to UL-913)
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ATEX (DEMKO) Ex d ia IIC 150˚C (T3)**
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IECEx Ex d ia IIC 150˚C (T3)**
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CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A,B,C,D Temp Code T3C**
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NEPSI (Chinese) Approval Ex d ia IIC 150˚C (T3)**
* IR sensors available in Fall 2008
** Certification pending, check Biosystems.com for current updates