Description
The RAE Systems ToxiRAE Pro LEL (G02-B034-000, wireless) is a personal single-gas detector for combustible gases measured in %LEL. The catalytic sensor spans 0 to 100% LEL for more than 300 combustible gases, with 55 published correction factors to translate the %LEL reading to a specific target gas or vapor. Compact enough to wear on a lapel clip, intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 locations, with on-board data logging and AutoRAE 2 docking-station support, it is the right single-gas pick for welding, hot work permits, and routine LEL screening around chemical and refinery process units. For a four-gas confined-space instrument, see the QRAE 3 Pumped.
Specifications
- Target: combustible gases in %LEL
- Range: 0 to 100% LEL; catalytic bead sensor
- Covers more than 300 combustible gases; 55 on-board correction factors
- Wireless configuration (G02-B034-000); non-wireless G02-B030-000 available
- Intrinsic-safety certifications: CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4
- Alarms: five-way local and remote (audible, visual, vibratory, plus wireless remote); Man Down alarm
- Continuous on-board data logging; download via charging/PC cradle and ProRAE Studio
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery; replaceable sensor and filter
- Water-, dust-, and shock-resistant; concussion-proof rubber boot
- Alligator clip for lapel or belt wear
- AutoRAE 2 compatible for automated bump and calibration
Applications
- Welding, cutting, and hot-work permit monitoring
- Confined-space entry (LEL screening)
- Oil rigs, gas refineries, and chemical plants
- Wastewater treatment and sewer entry
- Environmental and leak-investigation 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 ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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:
G02-B030-000 — Non-wireless
G02-B034-000 — Wireless (this listing)
FAQ references: List of LEL Correction Factors for the ToxiRAE Pro LEL · How Often Do I Need To Calibrate My Monitor?
Frequently Asked Questions
What combustible gases will the ToxiRAE Pro LEL detect?
The catalytic LEL sensor responds to hydrocarbon fuels including methane, propane, butane, pentane, hexane, gasoline vapor, acetone, ethanol, and most light solvent vapors — over 300 combustible gases in total. RAE Systems publishes 55 correction factors to convert the methane-referenced %LEL reading to a specific target compound; the correction-factor PDF above lists them all.
Is the ToxiRAE Pro LEL intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1?
Yes. The ToxiRAE Pro LEL carries CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4. Confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry.
How often should the ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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. Use 50% LEL methane (34L cylinder) as the span gas; the AutoRAE 2 docking station automates both bump and cal.
Does the catalytic sensor need protection from poisons?
Yes. Catalytic bead LEL sensors are poisoned by silicones (common in some lubricants and sealants) and inhibited by halogenated compounds and high concentrations of sulfur compounds (H2S above a few hundred ppm). The ToxiRAE Pro LEL sensor is field-replaceable; keep spares on hand for crews that work around known poison sources.
Should I pick the wireless or non-wireless ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
Pick the wireless G02-B034-000 (this listing) when a safety officer needs real-time remote visibility of the %LEL reading and alarm status via an EchoView Host closed-loop system. Pick the non-wireless G02-B030-000 for solo personal monitoring where the operator can see the display and respond to local alarms.
Who services and repairs the ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians swap LEL sensors, update firmware, and run full calibration from our Alameda, California shop. Call 800.829.9580 to open a service ticket.
Related Searches
RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Single-Gas Monitors, Calibration Gas, Gas Detector Accessories
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Description
The RAE Systems ToxiRAE Pro LEL (G02-B034-000, wireless) is a personal single-gas detector for combustible gases measured in %LEL. The catalytic sensor spans 0 to 100% LEL for more than 300 combustible gases, with 55 published correction factors to translate the %LEL reading to a specific target gas or vapor. Compact enough to wear on a lapel clip, intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 locations, with on-board data logging and AutoRAE 2 docking-station support, it is the right single-gas pick for welding, hot work permits, and routine LEL screening around chemical and refinery process units. For a four-gas confined-space instrument, see the QRAE 3 Pumped.
Specifications
- Target: combustible gases in %LEL
- Range: 0 to 100% LEL; catalytic bead sensor
- Covers more than 300 combustible gases; 55 on-board correction factors
- Wireless configuration (G02-B034-000); non-wireless G02-B030-000 available
- Intrinsic-safety certifications: CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4
- Alarms: five-way local and remote (audible, visual, vibratory, plus wireless remote); Man Down alarm
- Continuous on-board data logging; download via charging/PC cradle and ProRAE Studio
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery; replaceable sensor and filter
- Water-, dust-, and shock-resistant; concussion-proof rubber boot
- Alligator clip for lapel or belt wear
- AutoRAE 2 compatible for automated bump and calibration
Applications
- Welding, cutting, and hot-work permit monitoring
- Confined-space entry (LEL screening)
- Oil rigs, gas refineries, and chemical plants
- Wastewater treatment and sewer entry
- Environmental and leak-investigation 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 ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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:
G02-B030-000 — Non-wireless
G02-B034-000 — Wireless (this listing)
FAQ references: List of LEL Correction Factors for the ToxiRAE Pro LEL · How Often Do I Need To Calibrate My Monitor?
Frequently Asked Questions
What combustible gases will the ToxiRAE Pro LEL detect?
The catalytic LEL sensor responds to hydrocarbon fuels including methane, propane, butane, pentane, hexane, gasoline vapor, acetone, ethanol, and most light solvent vapors — over 300 combustible gases in total. RAE Systems publishes 55 correction factors to convert the methane-referenced %LEL reading to a specific target compound; the correction-factor PDF above lists them all.
Is the ToxiRAE Pro LEL intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1?
Yes. The ToxiRAE Pro LEL carries CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4. Confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry.
How often should the ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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. Use 50% LEL methane (34L cylinder) as the span gas; the AutoRAE 2 docking station automates both bump and cal.
Does the catalytic sensor need protection from poisons?
Yes. Catalytic bead LEL sensors are poisoned by silicones (common in some lubricants and sealants) and inhibited by halogenated compounds and high concentrations of sulfur compounds (H2S above a few hundred ppm). The ToxiRAE Pro LEL sensor is field-replaceable; keep spares on hand for crews that work around known poison sources.
Should I pick the wireless or non-wireless ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
Pick the wireless G02-B034-000 (this listing) when a safety officer needs real-time remote visibility of the %LEL reading and alarm status via an EchoView Host closed-loop system. Pick the non-wireless G02-B030-000 for solo personal monitoring where the operator can see the display and respond to local alarms.
Who services and repairs the ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians swap LEL sensors, update firmware, and run full calibration from our Alameda, California shop. Call 800.829.9580 to open a service ticket.
Related Searches
RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Single-Gas Monitors, Calibration Gas, Gas Detector Accessories
The RAE Systems ToxiRAE Pro LEL (G02-B034-000, wireless) is a personal single-gas detector for combustible gases measured in %LEL. The catalytic sensor spans 0 to 100% LEL for more than 300 combustible gases, with 55 published correction factors to translate the %LEL reading to a specific target gas or vapor. Compact enough to wear on a lapel clip, intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1 locations, with on-board data logging and AutoRAE 2 docking-station support, it is the right single-gas pick for welding, hot work permits, and routine LEL screening around chemical and refinery process units. For a four-gas confined-space instrument, see the QRAE 3 Pumped.
Specifications
- Target: combustible gases in %LEL
- Range: 0 to 100% LEL; catalytic bead sensor
- Covers more than 300 combustible gases; 55 on-board correction factors
- Wireless configuration (G02-B034-000); non-wireless G02-B030-000 available
- Intrinsic-safety certifications: CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4
- Alarms: five-way local and remote (audible, visual, vibratory, plus wireless remote); Man Down alarm
- Continuous on-board data logging; download via charging/PC cradle and ProRAE Studio
- Rechargeable Li-ion battery; replaceable sensor and filter
- Water-, dust-, and shock-resistant; concussion-proof rubber boot
- Alligator clip for lapel or belt wear
- AutoRAE 2 compatible for automated bump and calibration
Applications
- Welding, cutting, and hot-work permit monitoring
- Confined-space entry (LEL screening)
- Oil rigs, gas refineries, and chemical plants
- Wastewater treatment and sewer entry
- Environmental and leak-investigation 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 ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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:
G02-B030-000 — Non-wireless
G02-B034-000 — Wireless (this listing)
FAQ references: List of LEL Correction Factors for the ToxiRAE Pro LEL · How Often Do I Need To Calibrate My Monitor?
Frequently Asked Questions
What combustible gases will the ToxiRAE Pro LEL detect?
The catalytic LEL sensor responds to hydrocarbon fuels including methane, propane, butane, pentane, hexane, gasoline vapor, acetone, ethanol, and most light solvent vapors — over 300 combustible gases in total. RAE Systems publishes 55 correction factors to convert the methane-referenced %LEL reading to a specific target compound; the correction-factor PDF above lists them all.
Is the ToxiRAE Pro LEL intrinsically safe for Class I Division 1?
Yes. The ToxiRAE Pro LEL carries CSA Class I Division 1 Groups A, B, C, D (T4); Class I Zone 0 AEx ia IIC T4; ATEX II 1G Ex ia IIC Ga T4; IECEx Ex ia IIC Ga T4. Confirm the specific marking on the instrument label matches your area classification before entry.
How often should the ToxiRAE Pro LEL 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. Use 50% LEL methane (34L cylinder) as the span gas; the AutoRAE 2 docking station automates both bump and cal.
Does the catalytic sensor need protection from poisons?
Yes. Catalytic bead LEL sensors are poisoned by silicones (common in some lubricants and sealants) and inhibited by halogenated compounds and high concentrations of sulfur compounds (H2S above a few hundred ppm). The ToxiRAE Pro LEL sensor is field-replaceable; keep spares on hand for crews that work around known poison sources.
Should I pick the wireless or non-wireless ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
Pick the wireless G02-B034-000 (this listing) when a safety officer needs real-time remote visibility of the %LEL reading and alarm status via an EchoView Host closed-loop system. Pick the non-wireless G02-B030-000 for solo personal monitoring where the operator can see the display and respond to local alarms.
Who services and repairs the ToxiRAE Pro LEL?
PK Safety is a RAE Systems Factory Authorized Service Center. Our in-house RAE technicians swap LEL sensors, update firmware, and run full calibration from our Alameda, California shop. Call 800.829.9580 to open a service ticket.
Related Searches
RAE Systems, Gas Detection, Single-Gas Monitors, Calibration Gas, Gas Detector Accessories
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