SG5200 sampler complete incl. charger

SKU: 00148
Category: SG5200

The air sampler SG5200 has been developed for the sampling of gaseous and particulate matter which can be worn by a person. The range of nominal flow rate is from 50 to 4,000 ml/min. Lower flow rates down to approx. 20 ml/min are possible with higher tolerance, higher flow rates up to approx. 5,000 ml/min are also possible with shorter run times and less flow resistance/back pressure. The standard working range is 0°C to 40°C.

1.739,00 €

excl. 19% VAT , plus (Mit Endkontrolle)

Delivery status: Your order will be manufactured by us as the manufacturer and is expected to be delivered within the specified period. Including the final inspection, this may take some time. If a faster delivery is time-critical for you, please contact us.
Delivery time: 5 - 12 Workdays (Other countries)

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The air sampler SG5200 is equipped with a powerful rotary vane pump, which generates a nearly pulsation-free vacuum and can overcome high flow resistances. The sampler is easy to operate and covers a wide adjustable flow range from approx. 50 to 4,000 ml/min without any gap.
The requirements on a constant volume flow with changing flow resistance with fault indication and automatic shut-off are fulfilled through the automatic volume flow regulation over the complete range.
As the successor of the SG4000 has the SG5200 a larger flow rate and by its changeable batterys is it easy to use. For a very short sampling time of maximum 2 hours, it is technically possible to perform the sampling with the sampling device in the extended temperature range of -5°C to 50°C. This can lead to an overload of the device, so that in case of a damage of the device no warranty is taken over.

Specifications:

Nominal flow rate: 50-4,000 ml/min (± 5 %)
Adjustable flow rate: approx. 20-5,000 ml/min
electronic flow regulation
Lithium-Ion battery 2.4 Ah (easy to change)
Sampling time programmable, automatic switching-off, battery-buffered data storage
Display shows actual capacity of the battery, running time of errors
Run time: approx. 8h
Charging time: approx. 8h (automatic switching to trickle charge)
Electronical adjusting
LCD-Display, 2x8 digits
Dimensions (WxDxH): 87x40x101mm
Weight: 535 g

For the personal measurement of noxious substances in the air at work places small, light-weight, battery-powered pumps (PAS) are used, which are connected to appropriate sampling systems for the collection of the pollutants. The system is worn by persons in whose breathing zone the concentration of hazardous substances is to be determined. For the sampling of dust, fibers and also mould fungus the combination filter head system PGP (license IFA) is utilized, for gas sampling tube holders with sorption tubes are used.

Construction and Operation:
The air sampler SG5200 is equipped with a rotary vane pump which generates together with the buffer volume a nearly pulsation-free vacuum. The desired flow rate is adjustable from approx. 50 up to 4,000 ml/min. The adjusted volume flow will be kept automatically constant during the sampling time by means of the integrated flow regulation. This regulation compensates the usual decrease of the volume flow as consequence of the increasing flow resistance (e.g. filter loading) or descending battery voltage.
The sampling parameters are programmable and readable on the 2x8-digit display. The sampler switches off automatically reaching the preset sampling time or, after a certain time of fault indication on the display, when the adjusted flow rate cannot be kept constant inside the required tolerance range because of too high flow resistance or too low battery voltage. The run time until the switching-off is stored, accordingly the duration of sampling can be read at a later time. The complete program flow and regulation are controlled by a built-in microprocessor. The SG5200 is provided with an internal battery management to ensure a controlled charging of the integrated Li-Ion-battery and to indicate the approximate charging time and charging status of the battery in %. The keys can be locked.
There are separate batteries available; therefore a change by you is possible.

Please use only our battery for exchange. Only this guarantees the function of the sampler!

Scope of supply:-

Sampler SG5200
Charger SG2500-2/5100/5200
Adjusting screw key
Silicone tube
Operating instructions (German/English)
Quick Start Guide (German/English)

Available accessories:-

Transport cases
Different float flow meters
Different collection heads for hazardous substances with adapter
Tube support
Replacement battery for independent exchange

Of course you will find further equipment at our online store. If you have any questions, please use our contact form or just call us.

Shipping information:-

No dangerous good of class 9
Classification UN3481
Transport ADR (street): no marking necessary
Transport IATA (air traffic):

o 1-2 implement/package: no marking
o 3 or more implements/package: marking necessary according to UN3481 – PI967, for further information please click here

Type of use:	Stationary Personal Sampler
A-dust fraction:	suitable
fibre measurement according to DGUV 213-531 light microscopy method:	particularly suitable
PAK / PCB according to VDI 2463 p. 7:	not suitable
Measurement purpose:	A-dust fraction E-dust fraction fibre measurement according to DGUV 213-546 raster electronical method fibre measurement according to DGUV 213-531 light microscopy method Welding fume: Gases (VOC, formaldehyde, etc.) Moulds / yeasts
Moulds / yeasts:	suitable
E-dust fraction:	particularly suitable
fibre measurement according to DGUV 213-546 raster electronical method:	particularly suitable
Welding fume:	particularly suitable
Volume flow:	50 - 4,000 ml/min
Ex-Protection:	No ex-protection
Gases (VOC, formaldehyde, etc.):	suitable
Fibre measurement according to VDI 3492 (e.g. asbestos, MMMF, glas fibre):	not suitable
Item weight:	0,66 kg

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