RAE Systems MiniRAE 3000+ PGM-7320
Description
The RAE Systems MiniRAE 3000+ (PGM-7320) is a broad-range handheld photoionization detector that measures volatile organic compounds from 0 to 15,000 ppm with a three-second response. It is the industry benchmark PID for emergency response, HazMat and confined-space entry, environmental remediation, industrial hygiene surveys, and leak investigation — anywhere a crew needs to see unknown VOC concentrations in real time before stepping into them. Step up to the ppbRAE 3000 when a job calls for parts-per-billion resolution; drop to the MiniRAE Lite for site survey work that does not need intrinsic safety or data logging.
Specifications
- 10.6 eV PID measures 0 to 15,000 ppm (isobutylene-referenced); three-second response
- Patented Reflex PID technology; patented PID lamp auto-cleaning; humidity compensation
- Integrated sample pump draws from up to 100 feet
- On-board correction factors for more than 200 compounds
- IP-65/67 water-resistant and dust-tight; built-in flashlight
- Logs up to 6 months of data at 1-minute intervals
- Intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations (confirm marking on the label)
- Multi-language capability — up to 10 languages
- Lifetime warranty on non-consumable components; 3-year warranty on 10.6 eV lamps; 1-year warranty on pump and rechargeable Li-ion battery
Applications
- Emergency response and HazMat
- Environmental cleanups and remediation
- Leak detection and leak investigation
- Urban search & rescue, venue protection
- Worker exposure and industrial hygiene surveys
- Confined-space entry and permit-required work
Compatibility and Service
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians calibrate, bump test, and repair the MiniRAE 3000+ at our Alameda, California service lab. We also service BW Technologies by Honeywell, RKI Instruments, and WatchGas monitors — a mixed fleet can be sent in one shipment. Call 800.829.9580 for sensor-configuration questions, service scheduling, or sizing help.
Part Numbers:
059-B11D-000 — Monitor only
059-B11D-100 — Monitor with accessories and calibration kit
Model Number: PGM-7320
Quick Start Guide:
Manual:
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the MiniRAE 3000+ measure?
The MiniRAE 3000+ is a photoionization detector (PID) that measures total volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from 0 to 15,000 ppm, referenced to isobutylene. It uses a 10.6 eV UV lamp to ionize gas molecules and reads the resulting current as a concentration. VOCs it responds to include benzene, toluene, xylene, hexane, perchloroethylene (PERC), methyl ethyl ketone, and more than 200 other compounds with on-board RAE correction factors.
How often should the MiniRAE 3000+ be bump tested and calibrated?
Follow OSHA Safety and Health Information Bulletin SHIB 09-30-13, which calls for a functional bump test with a known concentration of target gas before each day's use on any portable gas monitor and a full calibration whenever a bump test fails, after any sensor or lamp change, or on the manufacturer's scheduled interval. RAE Systems recommends a full calibration of the MiniRAE 3000+ every 180 days under normal use conditions. The instrument stores calibration history and overdue-calibration warnings on-board.
Is the MiniRAE 3000+ intrinsically safe?
Yes. The MiniRAE 3000+ carries intrinsic-safety approvals for use in Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations, plus ATEX and IECEx markings. Always confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry; call 800.829.9580 for the current approval sheet.
How do I measure a compound other than isobutylene?
The MiniRAE 3000+ reads total ionizable gas and reports in isobutylene-equivalent ppm by default. To convert to a specific target, apply the compound's correction factor (CF). The instrument stores on-board CFs for more than 200 compounds and can be set to apply the CF automatically, so the displayed reading is already in target-compound ppm. For compounds not in the on-board library, RAE Technical Note TN-106 lists the broader catalog.
What is the difference between Monitor Only and Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit?
The Monitor Only (059-B11D-000) configuration ships the MiniRAE 3000+ with its travel charger, Flex-I-Probe, external filter, rubber boot, battery adapter, lamp-cleaning tool kit, Li-ion battery with universal AC/DC adapter, and a soft leather carrying case. The Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit (059-B11D-100) adds a hard transport case with pre-cut foam, a charging/download cradle, 5 porous metal filters and O-rings, an organic vapor zeroing kit, a gas outlet port adapter and tubing, 100 ppm isobutylene calibration gas (34L), and a calibration regulator with flow controller — everything needed to start calibrating out of the box.
Who services the MiniRAE 3000+ when it fails?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians handle calibration, bump testing, lamp cleaning and replacement, pump service, firmware updates, and repair at our Alameda, California service lab. See Gas Detector Calibration and Service or call 800.829.9580 to schedule.
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Description
The RAE Systems MiniRAE 3000+ (PGM-7320) is a broad-range handheld photoionization detector that measures volatile organic compounds from 0 to 15,000 ppm with a three-second response. It is the industry benchmark PID for emergency response, HazMat and confined-space entry, environmental remediation, industrial hygiene surveys, and leak investigation — anywhere a crew needs to see unknown VOC concentrations in real time before stepping into them. Step up to the ppbRAE 3000 when a job calls for parts-per-billion resolution; drop to the MiniRAE Lite for site survey work that does not need intrinsic safety or data logging.
Specifications
- 10.6 eV PID measures 0 to 15,000 ppm (isobutylene-referenced); three-second response
- Patented Reflex PID technology; patented PID lamp auto-cleaning; humidity compensation
- Integrated sample pump draws from up to 100 feet
- On-board correction factors for more than 200 compounds
- IP-65/67 water-resistant and dust-tight; built-in flashlight
- Logs up to 6 months of data at 1-minute intervals
- Intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations (confirm marking on the label)
- Multi-language capability — up to 10 languages
- Lifetime warranty on non-consumable components; 3-year warranty on 10.6 eV lamps; 1-year warranty on pump and rechargeable Li-ion battery
Applications
- Emergency response and HazMat
- Environmental cleanups and remediation
- Leak detection and leak investigation
- Urban search & rescue, venue protection
- Worker exposure and industrial hygiene surveys
- Confined-space entry and permit-required work
Compatibility and Service
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians calibrate, bump test, and repair the MiniRAE 3000+ at our Alameda, California service lab. We also service BW Technologies by Honeywell, RKI Instruments, and WatchGas monitors — a mixed fleet can be sent in one shipment. Call 800.829.9580 for sensor-configuration questions, service scheduling, or sizing help.
Part Numbers:
059-B11D-000 — Monitor only
059-B11D-100 — Monitor with accessories and calibration kit
Model Number: PGM-7320
Quick Start Guide:
Manual:
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the MiniRAE 3000+ measure?
The MiniRAE 3000+ is a photoionization detector (PID) that measures total volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from 0 to 15,000 ppm, referenced to isobutylene. It uses a 10.6 eV UV lamp to ionize gas molecules and reads the resulting current as a concentration. VOCs it responds to include benzene, toluene, xylene, hexane, perchloroethylene (PERC), methyl ethyl ketone, and more than 200 other compounds with on-board RAE correction factors.
How often should the MiniRAE 3000+ be bump tested and calibrated?
Follow OSHA Safety and Health Information Bulletin SHIB 09-30-13, which calls for a functional bump test with a known concentration of target gas before each day's use on any portable gas monitor and a full calibration whenever a bump test fails, after any sensor or lamp change, or on the manufacturer's scheduled interval. RAE Systems recommends a full calibration of the MiniRAE 3000+ every 180 days under normal use conditions. The instrument stores calibration history and overdue-calibration warnings on-board.
Is the MiniRAE 3000+ intrinsically safe?
Yes. The MiniRAE 3000+ carries intrinsic-safety approvals for use in Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations, plus ATEX and IECEx markings. Always confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry; call 800.829.9580 for the current approval sheet.
How do I measure a compound other than isobutylene?
The MiniRAE 3000+ reads total ionizable gas and reports in isobutylene-equivalent ppm by default. To convert to a specific target, apply the compound's correction factor (CF). The instrument stores on-board CFs for more than 200 compounds and can be set to apply the CF automatically, so the displayed reading is already in target-compound ppm. For compounds not in the on-board library, RAE Technical Note TN-106 lists the broader catalog.
What is the difference between Monitor Only and Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit?
The Monitor Only (059-B11D-000) configuration ships the MiniRAE 3000+ with its travel charger, Flex-I-Probe, external filter, rubber boot, battery adapter, lamp-cleaning tool kit, Li-ion battery with universal AC/DC adapter, and a soft leather carrying case. The Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit (059-B11D-100) adds a hard transport case with pre-cut foam, a charging/download cradle, 5 porous metal filters and O-rings, an organic vapor zeroing kit, a gas outlet port adapter and tubing, 100 ppm isobutylene calibration gas (34L), and a calibration regulator with flow controller — everything needed to start calibrating out of the box.
Who services the MiniRAE 3000+ when it fails?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians handle calibration, bump testing, lamp cleaning and replacement, pump service, firmware updates, and repair at our Alameda, California service lab. See Gas Detector Calibration and Service or call 800.829.9580 to schedule.
Related Searches
RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Single-Gas Monitors, Calibration Gas, Gas Detector Accessories
The RAE Systems MiniRAE 3000+ (PGM-7320) is a broad-range handheld photoionization detector that measures volatile organic compounds from 0 to 15,000 ppm with a three-second response. It is the industry benchmark PID for emergency response, HazMat and confined-space entry, environmental remediation, industrial hygiene surveys, and leak investigation — anywhere a crew needs to see unknown VOC concentrations in real time before stepping into them. Step up to the ppbRAE 3000 when a job calls for parts-per-billion resolution; drop to the MiniRAE Lite for site survey work that does not need intrinsic safety or data logging.
Specifications
- 10.6 eV PID measures 0 to 15,000 ppm (isobutylene-referenced); three-second response
- Patented Reflex PID technology; patented PID lamp auto-cleaning; humidity compensation
- Integrated sample pump draws from up to 100 feet
- On-board correction factors for more than 200 compounds
- IP-65/67 water-resistant and dust-tight; built-in flashlight
- Logs up to 6 months of data at 1-minute intervals
- Intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations (confirm marking on the label)
- Multi-language capability — up to 10 languages
- Lifetime warranty on non-consumable components; 3-year warranty on 10.6 eV lamps; 1-year warranty on pump and rechargeable Li-ion battery
Applications
- Emergency response and HazMat
- Environmental cleanups and remediation
- Leak detection and leak investigation
- Urban search & rescue, venue protection
- Worker exposure and industrial hygiene surveys
- Confined-space entry and permit-required work
Compatibility and Service
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians calibrate, bump test, and repair the MiniRAE 3000+ at our Alameda, California service lab. We also service BW Technologies by Honeywell, RKI Instruments, and WatchGas monitors — a mixed fleet can be sent in one shipment. Call 800.829.9580 for sensor-configuration questions, service scheduling, or sizing help.
Part Numbers:
059-B11D-000 — Monitor only
059-B11D-100 — Monitor with accessories and calibration kit
Model Number: PGM-7320
Quick Start Guide:
Manual:
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the MiniRAE 3000+ measure?
The MiniRAE 3000+ is a photoionization detector (PID) that measures total volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from 0 to 15,000 ppm, referenced to isobutylene. It uses a 10.6 eV UV lamp to ionize gas molecules and reads the resulting current as a concentration. VOCs it responds to include benzene, toluene, xylene, hexane, perchloroethylene (PERC), methyl ethyl ketone, and more than 200 other compounds with on-board RAE correction factors.
How often should the MiniRAE 3000+ be bump tested and calibrated?
Follow OSHA Safety and Health Information Bulletin SHIB 09-30-13, which calls for a functional bump test with a known concentration of target gas before each day's use on any portable gas monitor and a full calibration whenever a bump test fails, after any sensor or lamp change, or on the manufacturer's scheduled interval. RAE Systems recommends a full calibration of the MiniRAE 3000+ every 180 days under normal use conditions. The instrument stores calibration history and overdue-calibration warnings on-board.
Is the MiniRAE 3000+ intrinsically safe?
Yes. The MiniRAE 3000+ carries intrinsic-safety approvals for use in Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D hazardous locations, plus ATEX and IECEx markings. Always confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry; call 800.829.9580 for the current approval sheet.
How do I measure a compound other than isobutylene?
The MiniRAE 3000+ reads total ionizable gas and reports in isobutylene-equivalent ppm by default. To convert to a specific target, apply the compound's correction factor (CF). The instrument stores on-board CFs for more than 200 compounds and can be set to apply the CF automatically, so the displayed reading is already in target-compound ppm. For compounds not in the on-board library, RAE Technical Note TN-106 lists the broader catalog.
What is the difference between Monitor Only and Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit?
The Monitor Only (059-B11D-000) configuration ships the MiniRAE 3000+ with its travel charger, Flex-I-Probe, external filter, rubber boot, battery adapter, lamp-cleaning tool kit, Li-ion battery with universal AC/DC adapter, and a soft leather carrying case. The Monitor with Accessory and Calibration Kit (059-B11D-100) adds a hard transport case with pre-cut foam, a charging/download cradle, 5 porous metal filters and O-rings, an organic vapor zeroing kit, a gas outlet port adapter and tubing, 100 ppm isobutylene calibration gas (34L), and a calibration regulator with flow controller — everything needed to start calibrating out of the box.
Who services the MiniRAE 3000+ when it fails?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians handle calibration, bump testing, lamp cleaning and replacement, pump service, firmware updates, and repair at our Alameda, California service lab. See Gas Detector Calibration and Service or call 800.829.9580 to schedule.
Related Searches
RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Single-Gas Monitors, Calibration Gas, Gas Detector Accessories
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