The bioaerosol monitor can monitor the concentration of airborne microorganisms in real time. When the concentration of biological aerosol particles in the air exceeds the preset value, the instrument can automatically issue a warning.

This instrument can work independently. Operators can control the working status of the instrument through the touch screen, manually set alarm thresholds and other conditions, and obtain real-time monitoring data.

parameter indicators

1. Test object: Microbial particles such as bacteria, fungi, and spores in the air

2. Particle size range: 0.5~10 μ m

3. Sensitivity: less than 50 microbial particles per liter of air

4. Flow rate: 2L/min

5. Detection cycle: adjustable from 1 to 60 seconds, default is 30 seconds

6. Working environment: temperature 0 ℃~40 ℃, humidity 0~95% (non condensing)

7. Storage environment: temperature -40 ℃~60 ℃, humidity 0~98% (non condensing)

8. Data storage: 2GB storage space, capable of storing over 100000 sets of data records, including time, dust particle count, fluorescent particle count, biological particle count, etc

9. Communication mode: RS232

10. Display: 7-inch touch screen

11. Power supply: Lithium battery (charged with a dedicated adapter, with a battery life of ≥ 3 hours after full charge)

12. Sampler parameters: flow rate>3L/min; Polyester fiber filter membrane with a pore size of 0.45um

Scope of application

1. Entry and exit ports, including port facilities and international navigation vehicles, for biological counter-terrorism and health supervision;

2. Anti bioterrorism monitoring in email processing venues, densely populated public places, major gathering places, etc;

3. Monitoring of microbial leaks in biosafety laboratories and other research institutes;

4. Microbial monitoring in environments such as disease prevention and control centers and health and epidemic prevention stations at all levels;

5. Monitoring of sterile environments in hospital operating rooms, biopharmaceutical cleanrooms, food production workshops, etc;

6. Other areas of air microbial monitoring with organic pollution.