Longer assignments are its speciality: the single gas instrument, Dräger Pac 5500, has no lifetime limitation, and is ideal for fast and accurate personal monitoring and the detection of carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide or oxygen.
Product benefits
Tailor-made for tough industrial assignments
Dräger has specifically designed the Pac 5500 to meet tough industrial requirements. The shock-proof rubber casing offers reliable protection against external, mechanical influences and corrosive chemicals. The device meets the requirements of IP 66/67.
Outstanding display technology
The large LCD display is particularly user friendly, and shows both the gas concentration and unit of measurement. It is also possible to activate the device's status display. In this case, the display only shows the concentration when the configured alarm threshold has been exceeded. Additional background lighting ensures that the display is always readable.
Latest sensor technology featuring low operating costs
The Dräger Pac 5500 is equipped with the latest Dräger XXS sensor technology. These innovative sensors offer an extremely high performance, with fast reaction times of only ten seconds. The XXS sensors offer a long functional life of in excess of 4 years, including the Oxygen sensor, thus providing lower operating costs.
Long calibration intervals
The Dräger XXS sensors are so stable that they only need to be adjusted every two years.
Event logger for 60 events
The Dräger Pac 5500 can store up to 60 events, along with their dates and times. Events such as activation and deactivation, gas and battery alarms, error modes, configuration adjustments, etc. can be loaded onto a PC via the infrared interface, and then can be analysed in detail.
Fast function test
Regular function tests are prescribed to ensure that the device always works flawlessly. Using the cost-efficient Dräger Bump Test Station, these tests can be performed within a matter of seconds.
Safety in any situation
Within the device, the sensor has been specially positioned to allow gas access at both the top and the front of the device. Even when the unit is placed in a pocket, or the gas entry has been accidentally covered, it is still possible to take a reliable reading.
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