Hi, this monitor measures the concentration of asbestos?
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not specifically no it does not. only particle size and quantity. Not particle type.
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As far as I know, the monitor just measures total number of all kind of Particulate Matter.
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This monitor measures the amount of all air particles. It will measure the total amount of particles including asbestos, but not only asbestos. You cannot single out specific particles.
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I have used it to monitor smoker temps for c old smoking cheese, les than 90 degrees and up to 350 degrees in my bbq, no issues
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I have no idea what he's talking about. The instrument gives repeatable readings which correspond well with the manufacturers own ratings for the air conditioner and similar items measured.
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Yes you can plug the device into the output side of the concentrator and it will measure the oxygen concentration. This device will measure up to 100% of pure oxygen and there is a calibration button on it as well so that you can keep the measurement true every time.
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Yessss....i use this to measure the weight of the flour for baking purposes...
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Yes! It measures your heart rate doing various activities. There is a strap that you wear under your clothes that sends a signal to your watch.
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This particular spirometer is for inhalation therapy according to manufacturer specs. Hope this helps.
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No - it measures wire length (in feet or meters only) according to the gauge of the wire - copper or aluminumAccuracy is pretty good
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This detector wont be able to tell the difference between gold and nails in your floor boards. Gold and iron are similar based on how the detector works. As far as trying to find a bracelet inside your home with one, that part im confused on. Do you think somehow it fell in duct work or in a crack in the hardwood floors?
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It is an air gauge that one connects to an air supply such as a compressor.
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It measures electrical leakage from electrical devices. This shows bad connections or poorly designed products.
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Yes it measures fluids. It is accurate and has worked fine for the last 3 months.
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Yes, it monitors the car battery and the pressure and temperature of the tires. There is an audible and visual alarm when there is a rapid change in either the tire pressure or the car battery status. Thanks for asking. Safe driving!
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It measures potassium ions. I use it to monitor my potassium levels. You probably need to ask the company.
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You cannot actually test for radon or any other type of gas for that matter with this tool. This unit only measures pressure. There are manometers on existing radon reduction systems to monitor whether your fan is pulling the gas out at the correct amount or not.
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Look around the perimeter of the watch screen, there should be a line that is sectioned off into like 4 sections for reading and 5 for science and so on
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No it is not a spectrophotometer . It is a crudely simple radiation counter. It is mainly gamma rays sensitive. The most interesting usage I had from it was from taking it up in a commercial jet on a holiday and watching the radiation levels soar to about 20 times what it was in my kitchen. (This is well-known but still interesting to see oneself.) I have also detected beaches that were radioactive with natural thorium but it has to be laid on the sand to work. It's a bit crude and it is worth knowing the basics of radiation counting before you use it, for example what a sievert and or micro-sievert is. No it is not a spectrophotometer . It is a crudely simple radiation counter. It is mainly gamma rays sensitive. The most interesting usage I had from it was from taking it up in a commercial jet on a holiday and watching the radiation levels soar to about 20 times what it was in my kitchen. (This is well-known but still interesting to see oneself.) I have also detected beaches that were radioactive with natural thorium but it has to be laid on the sand to work. It's a bit crude and it is worth knowing the basics of radiation counting before you use it, for example what a sievert and or... » Read More No it is not a spectrophotometer . It is a crudely simple radiation counter. It is mainly gamma rays sensitive. The most interesting usage I had from it was from taking it up in a commercial jet on a holiday and watching the radiation levels soar to about 20 times what it was in my kitchen. (This is well-known but still interesting to see oneself.) I have also detected beaches that were radioactive with natural thorium but it has to be laid on the sand to work. It's a bit crude and it is worth knowing the basics of radiation counting before you use it, for example what a sievert and or micro-sievert is. « Show Less