Description
Features
- Simultaneously measure size-segregated mass fraction concentrations corresponding to PM1, PM2.5, respirable, PM10 and PM Total size fractions
- STEL alarm setpoint
- Touchscreen interface
- TrakPro data analysis software
- Automatic zeroing (with optional zero module) minimizes the effect of zero drift
- Perform in-line gravimetric sampling for custom reference calibrations
- Manual and programmable data logging functions
- Aerosol concentration range 0.001 to 150 mg/m3
- Environmental protected and tamper-proof with Environmental Enclosure
- Desktop unit with battery and AC adapter
Applications
- Industrial/occupational hygiene surveys
- Indoor air quality investigations
- Outdoor environmental monitoring
- Baseline trending and screening
- Engineering control evaluations
- Remote monitoring
- Process monitoring
- Emissions monitoring
- Aerosol research studies
Spec Sheets
Application Notes
- ITI-058 Measuring Total Suspended Particulates With Aerosol Photometers
- ITI-060 8535 Inlet Aspiration Efficiency of the DustTrak Environmental Enclosure
- ITI-073 8520 Analog Output for the TSI DustTrak Aerosol Monitor
- ITI-074 8520 Alarm Output for the TSI DustTrak Aerosol Monitor
- ITI-075 Getting Data You Need With Particle Measurements
- ITI-079 Research Papers Involving the TSI DustTrak Aerosol Monitor
- ITI-099 Determining Custom Calibration Factors for Photometers
- EXPMN-002 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor Theory of Operation
- EXPMN-003 DustTrak II Aerosol Monitor and DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor Impactor Penetration Efficiency Curves
- EXPMN-004 Mass Concentration Comparison Between the DustTrak™ DRX Aerosol Monitor and TEOM
- EXPMN-005 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor Calibration Methods
- EXPMN-006 DustTrak DRX Aerosol Monitor in Environmental Applications
- EXPMN-007 Rationale for Programming a Photometer Calibration Factor (PCF) of 0.38 for Ambient Monitoring
- EXPMN-008 Heated Inlet Sample Conditioning Effects on Remote Dust Monitoring
- EXPMN-009 Custom Cal Factor for Diesel Particulate Matter
- EXPMN-014 Photometric Calibration Factor Procedures for Respirable Silica
- EXPMN-019 Differences in Mass Measurement Readings When Comparing Photometric Based Instruments
- EXPMN-020 Real-Time Monitoring Helps Foundry Customer Identify Silica Exposure
- EXPMN-021 Real-Time Monitoring Helps Auto Manufacturer Manage Oil Mist Exposure
- EXPMN-022 Real-Time Monitoring for Industrial Welding Fume Exposure
- EXPMN-023 Silica Exposure Measurement in Real-Time for Construction
- EXPMN-024 Understanding the OSHA Silica Standard for Construction – Real-Time Monitoring for Respirable Silica Dust
Brochures
- KS Dust-Aerosol Monitoring Systems Selection Guide
- KS Dust-Aerosol Monitoring Systems Selection Guide – RENTAL
- Real-Time Dust And Aerosol Monitoring Brochure
- TSI Indoor Air Quality Family Brochure
- TSI Real-Time Dust Monitoring and Compliance to OSHA’s Silica Standard Brochure
- TSI DustTrak II and DRX Aerosol Monitors Real-Time Dust and Aerosol Monitoring Brochure
Technical Notes
Videos
Overview
TSI Exposure Monitoring Products Introduction
Environmental Air Quality Monitoring for Any Application
Setup & Operation
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – Instrument Setup
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – User Interface Screen Setup
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – Survey, Manual Log and Program Modes
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – How to Manually Zero Instrument
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – Using the Auto Zero Module
TSI DustTrak™ II / DRX – Using the Size Selective Inlet Conditioners
Flow calibration for DustTrak Instruments Models 8530, 8532, 8533 & 8534
Maintaining the External Pump for DustTrak II EP and DustTrak DRX EP
DustTrak II / DRX Cleaning and Maintenance
