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Industrial scientific itx multi-gas monitor with DS1000
DS 1000 DOCKING STATION 1810-4505
DS 1000 MASTERCONTROL UNIT 1810-3119
iTX GAS MONITOR, DS 1000 DOCKING STATION 1810-4505, DS 1000 MASTERCONTROL UNIT 1810-3119,
BATTERY, DATA CABLE, POWER CORD, COPY OF MANUAL
iNet and Docking Station compatible
The iTX Multi-Gas Monitor is the industry s most versatile portable gas detection instrument. Designed to grow with you as your monitoring needs change, the iTX can go from being a single gas unit to a six-gas monitor, or anything in between, with just a few simple user configurations and sensor changes. Featuring advanced smart sensor technology, the iTX is capable of recognizing and configuring a wide assortment of field replaceable, interchangeable sensors. Enhanced benefits include a 50 ppm resolution for hydrocarbons, LEL and methane sensor over-range protection, and a zero-bias ammonia sensor for increased stability.
Automated calibration, data storage, record-keeping and battery charging
Provides instrument diagnostics including sensor trends
Automatically tracks calibration schedules for each monitor
The Industrial Scientific DS1000 Docking Station is a revolutionary, automated instrument management system designed for use with the iTX, ATX612, ATX620, and TMX412 multi-gas monitors as well as the VX500 and T82 single gas monitors. The Docking Station effectively reduces the time and costs associated with manual calibration while reducing the liabilities that accompany instrument maintenance and record keeping.
The control software and database allow the system to automatically log instruments into a data management system, initiate functional tests, run complete instrument calibrations, and retrieve and download survey data and calibration information.
The DS1000 will also automatically store and update all maintenance and calibration records, confirm instrument alarm and calibration parameters, and recharge batteries. The master control station is capable of accepting up to 12 gas inputs which allow numerous monitor configurations to be managed simultaneously.
