Gas leak detector Drager PAC 6500 for portable detection of O2, H2S, CO, SO2

PAC 6500 from Drager is a pocket-size gas leak detector. It features very sensitive sensor, simple operation, readable display, effective operation which is due to energy-efficient system of the device, as well as the possibility of an instant exchange of the sensor and quick calibration.

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  Easy to operate

  2 buttons

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  Type of sensor

  DrägerSensor XXS

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  Power supply

  9 V battery

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  Interface

  IrDA

PAC 6500 is a pocket-size gas leak detector branded by Drager, which enables you to instantaneously locate the gas leakage. Depending on the model it is possible to detect leakage of O₂, H₂S, SO₂ and CO. The main component of the detector is a very sensitive and accurate sensor, which does not require replacement more often than every two years.

Key features of the Drager PAC 6500 gas leak detector

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  Easy to use

  The PAC devices are very easy to use. The interface consists of just two large buttons and a screen that displays information about gas concentration.

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  Operation in potentially explosive areas

  One of the key features of the device is that it can be used in potentially explosive areas Z1 and Z2 (gas, steam, fog) explosion groups classified as IIA, IIB, IIC and in areas with temperature classes T1, T2, T3 and T4.

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  Alarms

  The notification system, whether through vibrations, light signals or sound signals, informs the operator about detection of a gas leakage. The LED diodes located at the top and at the bottom of the device are very well visible regardless of the detector's arrangement.

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  Sensor

  The most sensitive Drager XXS sensor has been applied in the device to guarantee the quickest possible measurement when compared to competitive devices. A key solution has been the two air-inlets system. Two air inlets prevent work from being discontinued if one inlet is accidentally covered.

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  Data saving

  The gas leak detector has a built-in memory that stores up to 60 indications. Thanks to the IrDA interface, it is possible to migrate the indications to a PC for further analysis of their occurrence.