RAE Systems MultiRAE Lite Monitor - Pump and Non-Wireless PGM-6208
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Description
Description
The RAE Systems MultiRAE Lite PGM-6208 (part MAB3-A2C112E-020) is a pumped non-wireless five-sensor confined-space monitor configured with O2, LEL, CO, H2S, and a 10.6 eV ppm PID. The built-in pump draws from pre-entry probes before anyone steps into a vault, tank, or manhole, and the five-channel readout, Man Down alarm, and two-button interface make it a practical fleet instrument for industrial hygiene, utility, and HazMat crews. Step up to the wireless MultiRAE for closed-loop monitoring; drop to a QRAE 3 Pumped for four-gas work without the PID channel.
Specifications
- Factory configuration MAB3-A2C112E-020: O2, LEL (catalytic), CO, H2S, 10.6 eV PID, internal pump, rechargeable Li-ion battery
- PID range 1 to 1,000 ppm at 1 ppm resolution (isobutylene-referenced)
- Supports up to 30 interchangeable intelligent sensors across the platform
- Rechargeable, extended rechargeable, or alkaline battery options
- LCD display with auto-orientation
- Man Down alarm with configurable motionless timer; local audible, visual, and vibratory alarms
- Data logging; 18 language options
- IP-65 pumped (IP-67 diffusion); concussion-proof housing
- CSA, ATEX, and IECEx certified for intrinsic safety in Class I Division 1 and Zone 0 hazardous locations
- 2-year warranty on non-consumable components and the catalytic LEL, CO, H2S, and O2 sensors; 1-year warranty on all other sensors, pump, battery, and consumables
Applications
- Confined-space entry (vaults, tanks, manholes)
- Industrial hygiene and worker-exposure surveys
- HazMat response and leak investigation
- Utility, wastewater, and chemical plant work
- Oil & gas, refinery, and petrochemical
Compatibility and Service
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians calibrate, bump test, and repair the MultiRAE Lite 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.
Ordering Notes: PID and NDIR combustible sensors require a pump; NDIR volume combustible must be paired with the catalytic LEL; ClO2 and H2S cannot share an instrument; NO and NH3 cannot share an instrument. Call 800.829.9580 to configure.
Part Numbers:
MAB3-A2C112E-020 — O2, LEL, CO, H2S, 10.6 eV PID, pump, rechargeable Li-ion (this listing)
MAB3-A2C112E-021 — Same sensors plus accessories and Confined Space Kit without gas and regulator
FAQ reference: How Often Do I Need To Calibrate My Gas Monitor?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the MultiRAE Lite pumped (-020) and the diffusion version?
The pumped version has an internal sample pump that pulls air through a probe for pre-entry sampling from up to 10 ft of tubing — the right choice for permit-required confined-space entry. The diffusion version has no pump and relies on ambient air reaching the sensors. The PID sensor requires a pump, so any MultiRAE Lite ordered with a PID channel is pumped by default.
What does the five-sensor -020 configuration measure?
O2 (0 to 30% vol, 0.1% res), LEL combustibles (catalytic bead, 0 to 100% LEL, 1% res), CO (0 to 500 ppm, 1 ppm res), H2S (0 to 100 ppm, 0.1 ppm res), and total VOCs on a 10.6 eV ppm PID (1 to 1,000 ppm, 1 ppm res). The sensor set is swappable in the field without recalibrating the host — intelligent sensors carry their calibration data with them.
Is the MultiRAE Lite certified for hazardous locations?
Yes. It carries CSA, ATEX, and IECEx intrinsic-safety approvals for Class I Division 1 and Zone 0 hazardous locations. Confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry; call 800.829.9580 if you need the current approval sheet for a permit submittal.
How often should the MultiRAE Lite 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 a sensor change, or on RAE's recommended 180-day interval. The optional AutoRAE 2 docking station automates both bump and calibration for a fleet.
What calibration gas does the MultiRAE Lite need?
For the four-gas side, use a 4-gas mix (50% LEL methane, 18% O2, 10 ppm H2S, 50 ppm CO) in a 34L cylinder with a RAE regulator. The PID channel takes 100 ppm isobutylene in a 34L cylinder. Both are stocked under Calibration Gas.
Who services and repairs the MultiRAE Lite?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians handle sensor replacement, PID lamp cleaning, pump service, firmware updates, and full calibration from our Alameda, California shop. Call 800.829.9580 to open a service ticket.
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