Microtector III G888M
Features:
- Triple warning signal – Optical, acoustic and vibration alarm
- Functional design – Non-slip and shock-resistant housing, water and dust protected according to IP67
- Radio module (Optional) – Real time data and alarm transmission at 868 MHz or 915 MHz
- Man Down Alarm – 2 Warning levels local plus notification of supervisor or alarm center
- Intuitive operation – Click for important displays, convenient menu navigation with 3 buttons
- Small, handy design – Smallest and lightest 7-gas detector
- High quality sensors – Robust, precise and durable sensors for toxic / flammable gases / vapors and O2
Description
The Microtector III G888M combines the requirements of a modern multi-gas detector for personal use in mining and in Ex-zone 0 with a compact design for safe working in confined spaces and shafts. The robust and practical mutli-gas detector is equipped with a catalytic combustion sensor for combustible gases, an infrared sensor for CO2 and 3 electrochemical sensors for toxic gases as well as oxygen. In this configuration, the G888M is versatile in use and reliability detects all potentially dangerous gases and vapors underground.
Suitable for long operating times
Depending on the sensor equipment and configuration, the Microtector III G888 has an operating time of up to 65 hours.
Data logger
With the internal data logger, 30,000 measuring points can be recorded for up to 12 different measured values or additional information, including date time, transmitter location, alarm triggering and special events.
Remote monitoring keeps employees safe
If the G888 with the radio module is used, teams can be monitored centrally via the portable TeamLink or using a computer and an USB dongle. Information regarding the measured gas concentrations, alarm levels and the status of the man-down alarm will then be available in real time.
Be prepared for an emergency
In the event of an emergency it is always good to be prepared. The Microtector III G888 is able to simulate an alarm of any gas concentration, in order to train and prepare for a variety of emergency situations.
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