Features & Benefits of the Dräger PAC Series

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Features & Benefits of the Dräger PAC Series

The Drager PAC single gas detectors use advanced sensor technology to provide rapid, accurate monitoring of atmospheric hazards, helping users respond quickly to potential dangers. Built for tough conditions, each device features a robust, chemical-resistant housing and an IP68 rating for maximum resistance against dust and water ingress, making them ideal for demanding industrial environments. With a low T-90 response time, minimal maintenance requirements, and an intuitive, language-free display, the PAC series combines durability, efficiency, and ease of use to ensure dependable safety performance on site.

The PAC series offers four distinct models. Explore the options below to determine the best fit for your requirements:

Dräger PAC 6000 Gas Detector

The dräger PAC 6000 reliably detects CO, H2S, SO2, or O2 levels, even in extreme conditions. Its rugged design ensures durability, while the fast-acting sensors provide quick and accurate readings. With a powerful battery, this single-use device operates for up to two years with minimal maintenance. However, as a disposable model, it cannot be recharged.

Find out more here: Dräger PAC 6000 Single Gas Detector | Rockall Safety

Dräger PAC 6500 Gas Detector

Similar to the PAC 6000, the PAC 6500 also features a two-year battery life. However, unlike the 6000 model, its battery can be replaced, allowing for extended use. This single gas detector accurately monitors CO, H2S, SO2, or O2 levels.

In addition to standard alarms, the PAC 6500 offers customisable secondary alarms for Threshold Limit Values and Short-Term Exposure Limits. Its 360° alarm system includes visual, audible, and vibrating alerts to ensure users are promptly notified of any hazards.

Find out more here: Dräger PAC 6500 Single Gas Detector | Rockall Safety

Dräger PAC 8000 Gas Detector

The dräger PAC 8000 is a versatile option capable of detecting up to 29 gases, including specialized gases not covered by other models. These include carbon dioxide (CO2), chlorine (Cl2), hydrogen cyanide (HCN), ammonia (NH3), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), phosphine (PH3), and organic vapours (OV or OV-A).

This reusable device excels at detecting trace levels of special gases, such as ozone (O3) at concentrations as low as 0.02 ppm.

Find out more: Dräger PAC 8000 Single Gas Detector | Rockall Safety

Dräger PAC 8500 Gas Detector

The PAC 8500 stands out by offering dual-gas detection with its specialised sensor configurations. It can simultaneously monitor O2/CO or H2S/CO, allowing users to track multiple gases with a single device. This dual detection capability enhances safety while reducing downtime.

Designed for long-term use, the dräger PAC 8500 has a two-year service life and requires no calibration or maintenance during operation. This significantly lowers costs and maximises efficiency.

Find out more: Dräger PAC 8500 Dual Gas Detector | Rockall Safety