RAE Systems Isobutylene Calibration Gas 600-0002-000
Description
This isobutylene calibration gas is the standard calibration gas for RAE Systems PID instruments including the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID configurations. 600-0002-000 is 100 ppm isobutylene balanced in air, the concentration RAE Systems recommends for routine PID calibration.
Fit and Specifications
- Isobutylene calibration gas, part number 600-0002-000
- Concentration: 100 ppm isobutylene in air
- For the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID
- Pair with a 0.5 LPM or 1 LPM regulator depending on cylinder size and monitor type
- Shelf life printed on the cylinder label
Compatibility and Ordering
Match the part number (600-0002-000) to the part you are replacing, and confirm your monitor model before you order. Buyers of this isobutylene calibration gas already own MiniRAE 3000, so the fastest check is the model label on the back of the unit. If the label is worn or the unit is an older or modified configuration, call us with the serial number and we will verify fit against the MiniRAE 3000 before anything ships.
Bump test the monitor after any repair or consumable change, and calibrate per the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure.
PK Safety is a Factory Authorized RAE Systems Service Center with in-house technicians, so this isobutylene calibration gas ships from the shop that services your monitor. Questions on fit or quantity? Call 800.829.9580.
Part Number:
600-0002-000
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isobutylene for a PID?
Isobutylene is the reference gas RAE Systems uses to calibrate the PID response. Other VOCs are then reported using a correction factor against the isobutylene reading, so a well-calibrated isobutylene response is the foundation of every PID measurement.
When should I calibrate the PID?
Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure. Many sites calibrate PIDs after each lamp or sensor change, after any failed bump test, and on a routine monthly or quarterly schedule.
Is 600-0002-000 compatible with my MiniRAE 3000?
Yes, 100 ppm isobutylene is the standard PID calibration concentration for the MiniRAE 3000 and other RAE PIDs. For non-standard calibration recipes, call us and we will match the right cylinder.
Do I need to recalibrate after swapping cylinders?
Changing the cylinder does not require recalibration on its own. Perform the next scheduled calibration using the fresh cylinder and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
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Description
This isobutylene calibration gas is the standard calibration gas for RAE Systems PID instruments including the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID configurations. 600-0002-000 is 100 ppm isobutylene balanced in air, the concentration RAE Systems recommends for routine PID calibration.
Fit and Specifications
- Isobutylene calibration gas, part number 600-0002-000
- Concentration: 100 ppm isobutylene in air
- For the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID
- Pair with a 0.5 LPM or 1 LPM regulator depending on cylinder size and monitor type
- Shelf life printed on the cylinder label
Compatibility and Ordering
Match the part number (600-0002-000) to the part you are replacing, and confirm your monitor model before you order. Buyers of this isobutylene calibration gas already own MiniRAE 3000, so the fastest check is the model label on the back of the unit. If the label is worn or the unit is an older or modified configuration, call us with the serial number and we will verify fit against the MiniRAE 3000 before anything ships.
Bump test the monitor after any repair or consumable change, and calibrate per the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure.
PK Safety is a Factory Authorized RAE Systems Service Center with in-house technicians, so this isobutylene calibration gas ships from the shop that services your monitor. Questions on fit or quantity? Call 800.829.9580.
Part Number:
600-0002-000
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isobutylene for a PID?
Isobutylene is the reference gas RAE Systems uses to calibrate the PID response. Other VOCs are then reported using a correction factor against the isobutylene reading, so a well-calibrated isobutylene response is the foundation of every PID measurement.
When should I calibrate the PID?
Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure. Many sites calibrate PIDs after each lamp or sensor change, after any failed bump test, and on a routine monthly or quarterly schedule.
Is 600-0002-000 compatible with my MiniRAE 3000?
Yes, 100 ppm isobutylene is the standard PID calibration concentration for the MiniRAE 3000 and other RAE PIDs. For non-standard calibration recipes, call us and we will match the right cylinder.
Do I need to recalibrate after swapping cylinders?
Changing the cylinder does not require recalibration on its own. Perform the next scheduled calibration using the fresh cylinder and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
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Calibration Gas, RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Gas Detector Accessories
This isobutylene calibration gas is the standard calibration gas for RAE Systems PID instruments including the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID configurations. 600-0002-000 is 100 ppm isobutylene balanced in air, the concentration RAE Systems recommends for routine PID calibration.
Fit and Specifications
- Isobutylene calibration gas, part number 600-0002-000
- Concentration: 100 ppm isobutylene in air
- For the MiniRAE 3000, ppbRAE 3000, UltraRAE 3000, and MultiRAE PID
- Pair with a 0.5 LPM or 1 LPM regulator depending on cylinder size and monitor type
- Shelf life printed on the cylinder label
Compatibility and Ordering
Match the part number (600-0002-000) to the part you are replacing, and confirm your monitor model before you order. Buyers of this isobutylene calibration gas already own MiniRAE 3000, so the fastest check is the model label on the back of the unit. If the label is worn or the unit is an older or modified configuration, call us with the serial number and we will verify fit against the MiniRAE 3000 before anything ships.
Bump test the monitor after any repair or consumable change, and calibrate per the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure.
PK Safety is a Factory Authorized RAE Systems Service Center with in-house technicians, so this isobutylene calibration gas ships from the shop that services your monitor. Questions on fit or quantity? Call 800.829.9580.
Part Number:
600-0002-000
Frequently Asked Questions
Why isobutylene for a PID?
Isobutylene is the reference gas RAE Systems uses to calibrate the PID response. Other VOCs are then reported using a correction factor against the isobutylene reading, so a well-calibrated isobutylene response is the foundation of every PID measurement.
When should I calibrate the PID?
Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your site procedure. Many sites calibrate PIDs after each lamp or sensor change, after any failed bump test, and on a routine monthly or quarterly schedule.
Is 600-0002-000 compatible with my MiniRAE 3000?
Yes, 100 ppm isobutylene is the standard PID calibration concentration for the MiniRAE 3000 and other RAE PIDs. For non-standard calibration recipes, call us and we will match the right cylinder.
Do I need to recalibrate after swapping cylinders?
Changing the cylinder does not require recalibration on its own. Perform the next scheduled calibration using the fresh cylinder and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Related Searches
Calibration Gas, RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Gas Detector Accessories
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