Does this monitor Keeps separate counts of both small particles (0.5 microns to 2.5 microns) and large particles??
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Yes, in the unit's display and serial port version, you get two independent data streams. For the serial port version, the provided graphing software is ok, but the serial API is simple enough that you can easily write your own monitoring and logging software if you're so inclined.
229578
Yes, though I think the .5 to 2.5 micron range is only for the pro version. For mine, small particles are 1-5 microns, large is > 5.
132684
In essence, yes. But the led readout only represents difference in pressure (suction) between the two ports. There is no representation of absolute pressures, only (+ or -) between ports. You are only interested in those sources being equal, not absolute values.
62324
Not really. It only checks temperatures of surfaces; which it does very well.
1881944
Yes, I routinely do that, and is the reason I bought the scope. I prepare dispersions of micronized materials for some of my products. My scope came with a calibration slide that has a metallized 50 scale. The human red blood cell is around 7 in diameter and are easily resolved at 1000 X. Measurements can be done using that scale calibration with the software, to about the accuracy of a good eyepiece micrometer. How accurate? That depends on the operator. There are more accurate ways of measuring particle size, such as laser scattering, but for routine characterization of industrial materials, the microscope software is adequate. The 2,500X magnification is not available for the camera, but that image is around the diffraction limit for a 1 particle, anyway, and not much good.
602211
The "dual watch" allows you to monitor 2 frequencies at once, but not listen to both at the same time. It is more like just scanning 2 frequencies. Wich ever has activity first is the one you will hear.
1141935
It does not. It has a .3 micron filter. Much too large to capture viruses. I hope this helps
1416941
I'm afraid I can't answer your question:(All I know is since I've been using this monitor, it has given me results that Is much the same or similar results to what I would get when I go see my doctor. Cheers
1498922
Hello Nick, it has a discriminator mode that can cancel out different metals. No metal detector is 100% accurate, but I found the ACe 250 to do a decent job. Read some of the reviews of the buyers and watch the reviews on youtube .
1481191
sorry about the delay...No. it only displays C. This is a great soldering/hot air station. I've had mine for 10 months!jc
891536
I have an older monitor upstairs that's not portable.....plug in type & side by side, they both give the same readings. So I take it that either both are wrong....or....both are correct. The readings fall in line with the governments upper normal values for my area. Hope this helps. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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Sediment filters don't have GPD ratings, you're thinking of the membrane - and that's not included in this kit. The rating for the sediment filter would be in microns (the size of the particles that it will filter), and in this case it is 5 microns.
311033
Yes, It Will Give You Results In PPM. Detection Range Is 0.05- 1.0 PPM. Thank You
1739911
If it is really 15 microns then this is not even close to the ability of the lifestraw at .2 microns or other sub micron filter. There is a lot of stuff that can get through 15 microns. If you didn't get sick that just means the water wasn't biologically contaminated with something bad for you in the first place.
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The original is advertised at 2 microns, I can't tell any difference in the replacement bags, it picks up very fine particles, sand, etc. Remember this is not filtering your pool, hopefully you have a DE filter doing the heavy lifting, this just keeps your pool cleaned up and the rubber feet on the rollers keeps everything scrubbed including the tile / water line. I've had mine (Aquabot Turbo T) for 4.5 years and absolutely no problems, i love it!
1932663
It can, but it is surface temps only. For liquids, stiring while checking will get a more uniform reading.
160103
no definitive #'s bottle just states "nano meter particle size and a a graph showing particle size is in the smallest angstrom size. Maybe ask manufacturer
199854
It is not. HEPA filters are required to filter out 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns. This one can filter out 94% per Filtrete.