Description

เครื่องวัดปริมาณแก๊สฟอร์มาลดีไฮด์ (Formaldehyde) HCHO หรือ CH2O

Name: เครื่องวัดฟอร์มาลดีไฮด์ Formaldehyde (CH2O or HCHO) Meter รุ่น FM200
SKU: Extech FM200
Price: 15900.00 THB
Availability: InStock

FM200 : Formaldehyde (CH₂O or HCHO) Meter ยี่ห้อ Extech, USA

Handheld Formaldehyde Meter with Detachable Probe

The FM200 is a handheld Formaldehyde meter with a detachable probe. Meter simultaneously displays Formaldehyde concentration, Air Temperature, and Relative Humidity readings on a large LCD backlit display. The FM200 features CH₂O Calibration function in fresh air, Min/Max, Data Hold, Auto power off and Low battery indicator functions. Comes complete with a soft tube, sensor with 2.1ft cable, 6 AAA batteries, a user’s manual and carrying case.

Features:

Simultaneously displays Formaldehyde concentration, Air Temperature, and Relative Humidity readings
Large LCD display with backlighting
Adjustable Audible alarm (default at 0.08ppm)
Designed with Electrochemical CH₂O sensor
Built-in bumper that allows the fan inside the sensor to draw in gas quickly
CH₂O Calibration function in fresh air
Min/Max, Data Hold, Auto power off and Low battery indicator
Complete with soft tube (approx. 1ft/300mm), sensor with 2.1ft (657mm) cable, 6 AAA batteries and carrying case

For complete specs please download the product datasheet (not available for some accessories)

Specifications:

Unit	Range	Resolution	Basic Accuracy
Formaldehyde (CH2O or HCHO)	0.00 to 5.00ppm	0.01ppm	±5%
Air Temperature	32 to 122°F (0 to 50°C)	0.1°F/°C	±2°F/1°C
Relative Humidity	10% to 90%RH	0.1%RH	±5%RH
Dimensions	6.3 x 2.4 x 1.6” (160 x 60 x 40mm)
Weight	6.4oz (181.4g)

FM200: Formaldehyde (CH2O or HCHO) Meter

Measures Formaldehyde concentration, Air Temperature, and Humidity. Adjustable audible alarm feature is excellent for checking indoor air quality in buildings.

Applications:
Formaldehyde is used in the manufacture of many industrial and consumer goods.
Emissions from some of these items can rise when moisture and heat increase.
These emissions are a contributing factor to Sick Building Syndrome, which may
lead to itchy eyes and throat, as well as headaches and dizziness.

– Glue/Paint manufacturers              – Insulation/Plywood/Fiberboard
– Timber Paneling/Particleboard       – Cosmetics
– Shampoos                                     – Soap Bars/Body Wash