RAD126
radiello™ On-Field Thermometer
Includes one standard Radiello vertical adapter (RAD122) for each thermometer, configured for standard use, pk of 3
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UNSPSC Code:
41104008
NACRES:
NB.24
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packaging
pk of 3
manufacturer/tradename
Radiello Code 126
technique(s)
passive air sampling: suitable
application(s)
air monitoring
environmental
industrial hygiene
compatibility
configured for standard use
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General description
Uptake rates are dependent on temperature; therefore, concentration values obrtained during samplng will be more accurate if precise temperatures are recorded during sampling. Note that temperature variations of up to 4-5 °C can be observed from one area of an urban population to another.
The Radiello On-Field Thermometer acts as a mini (< 1 cm3) temperature measurement station that can be mounted on the triangular support plate in conjunction with the diffusive body via a pre-attached vertical adapter. The thermomemter offers a precision of ± 5 °C between -20 to 80 °C, and can log up to 2048 temperature data points. This allows the researcher to record one temperature reading every 15 min. for 22 days, every 30 min. for 43 days, or 60 minutes for 85 days. The thermometer requires no batteries, and is amemable to harsh weather conditions.
The Radiello On-Field Thermometer Reader (purchased separately using RAD127) connects the thermometer to your PC (via RS232 serial port) allowing the user to program the thermometer before sampling and down load temperature readings after sampling. Each Thermometer has a unique serial number for easy identificatioin. The software package that performs statistical and graphic analysis is NOT included with the reader. The most recent version can be directly purchased vial the manufacture′s website: www.acrsystems.com
The Radiello On-Field Thermometer acts as a mini (< 1 cm3) temperature measurement station that can be mounted on the triangular support plate in conjunction with the diffusive body via a pre-attached vertical adapter. The thermomemter offers a precision of ± 5 °C between -20 to 80 °C, and can log up to 2048 temperature data points. This allows the researcher to record one temperature reading every 15 min. for 22 days, every 30 min. for 43 days, or 60 minutes for 85 days. The thermometer requires no batteries, and is amemable to harsh weather conditions.
The Radiello On-Field Thermometer Reader (purchased separately using RAD127) connects the thermometer to your PC (via RS232 serial port) allowing the user to program the thermometer before sampling and down load temperature readings after sampling. Each Thermometer has a unique serial number for easy identificatioin. The software package that performs statistical and graphic analysis is NOT included with the reader. The most recent version can be directly purchased vial the manufacture′s website: www.acrsystems.com
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