TES-1369B

Heat Stress Monitor

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  • Datalogging area thermal environment monitor.
  • Quick WBGT measurement for assessing environmental heat stress.
  • Air velocity measurement.
  • Maximum / Minimum recording reading.
  • Auto datalogging.
  • Manual Data Memory Capacity.
  • Data hold function.
  • Auto power off.
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    Heat Stress Monitor
    Heat Stress Monitor
    • Specification
    • Application

     Measurements

    Globe, Dry bulb, Wet bulb Temperature and Air velocity

     Measurement computed

    WBGTin, WBGTout, Heat Index and Wind Chill Temperature

     Temperature measurement

    Sensor: NTC thermistors for Dry bulb and Wet bulb temperature measurements

    Range: -5°C to +100°C (23°F to 212°F)

    Resolution: 0.1°C/0.1°F

    Accuracy: ±0.5°C/±0.9°F

     Airflow measurement

    Sensor: Heated RTD

    Range: 0 ~ 20m/s

    Resolution: 0.1m/s

    Accuracy: ±(4% reading + 0.1m/s)

     Memory capacity

    Manual: 99 sets

    Auto: 65000 sets

     Operating conditions

    -5°C to +60°C (23°F to 140°F), 0%RH to 100%RH
     (Non-condensation)

     Power source

    One pcs 9V alkaline battery or 9V AC adapter

     Battery life

    Approx. 7 hours

     Size

    221(H) × 154(W) × 53(D)mm

     Weight

    Approx. 1000g

     Accessories

    Instruction manual, Battery, Carrying case, RS-232 cable, CD software, 10 meters sensor cable, 2 inch diameter globe, 6 inch diameter globe

     

    The meter is datalogging thermal environment monitor.

    Easy-to-use and provides quick and accurate WBGT measurements for assessing environmental heat stress.

    Using a dry bulb sensor measures ambient temperature, a wet bulb sensor takes into account evaporative cooling giving an indication of the effects of humidity on an individual, and a globe sensor provides an indication of radiant heat exposure on an individual due to either direct light or hot objects in an environment.

    The meter converts these measurements to a simplified, single number indoor and outdoor WBGT index.

    This index can then be used in conjunction with guidelines developed by ACGIH, U.S. Navy, EPRI, ISO and others.

    Using this meter in conjunction with any one of these guidelines enables you to determine appropriate work/rest regimens or stay times for workers in situations where heat stress is a life safety and liability risk.

    ※Mines: coal mines, oil mines, gold mines, etc.

    ※Refineries: petrochemical industry, steel mills, aluminum plants, etc.

    ※Manufacturing sites: glass factories, shipyards, brick factories, cement factories, etc.

     

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