Honeywell PGM-2500 QRAE 3 Portable Multi-Gas Detector

New And Original Honeywell Portable Gas Detector

The Honeywell PGM-2500 QRAE 3 is a new and original portable gas detector, falling under the multi-gas sub-category. It is a versatile and rugged device that can function as a one- to four-sensor pumped or diffusion gas monitor. Designed to provide continuous exposure monitoring, it is essential for workers and responders in hazardous environments, keeping track of gases like oxygen (O2), combustibles, hydrogen sulfide (H2S), carbon monoxide (CO), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and hydrogen cyanide (HCN).

With wireless communications capability, it enables real-time access to instrument readings and alarm status, including man-down alarms, from any location, enhancing visibility and response speed. It can also communicate with systems like ProRAE Guardian Safety System and EchoView Host Mini-Controller Closed-Loop Wireless System for advanced wireless monitoring.

• Wireless Monitoring: Utilizes state-of-the-art wireless technology to enable real-time gas detector readings and alarm status, with unmistakable five-way local and remote wireless notification of alarm conditions.
• User-Friendly Operation: Features an intuitive two-button user interface, making it simple to operate even in stressful situations.
• Durable Design: Boasts a strong, protective, concussion-proof design and an IP-65/67 water- and dust-resistant case, ensuring reliability in harsh and demanding environments.
• Multi-Gas Detection: Capable of monitoring 4 gases (as a four-sensor model) including oxygen, combustibles, and various toxic gases, offering comprehensive gas detection coverage.
• Long Battery Life: Provides a battery run time of 8-14 hours, ensuring continuous operation during work shifts or emergency responses.
• Wide Application Range: Suitable for CBRNE, clandestine labs, confined space entry, emergency response, environmental cleanups/remediation, exploration, fire overhaul, leak detection, plant shutdown & turn-around, residential calls, and urban search & rescue.