Dräger Aerotest Navy, compl. - PN : 6525960
This product is used to measure the quality of breathing air delivered by a high-pressure system (e.g. compressor or compressed air cylinder). Dräger tubes ® are used for measurement. The values can be measured both simultaneously or individually. All components of the Aerotest Navy are arranged in a carrying case ready for use. Delivery includes: 1 pressure reducer with manual connection 1 measuring device for 4 tubes 2 adapter 1 timer 1 break-off device for tubes 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® carbon dioxide (CO2) 100/a-P 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® carbon monoxide (CO) 5/a-P 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® water vapor 20/a-P (H2O) 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® 10 DR Oil PN 1 box of 8 + 2 connecting tubes Dräger tubes® 8 DR oxygen (O2) 5% B 1 gas detector pump accuro 1 spare parts kit accuro gas detector pump 1 bubble test 1 instructions for use 1 transport case (blue) Technical data: Carrying case, LxWxH in mm: 400x300x91 Weight incl. contents: approx. 3 kg Pressure reducer: Input: male thread G5/8-300 bar Admission pressure max.: 300 bar Pressure gauge: 0 to 400 bar Output: barbed nipple 9 mm for measuring device Relief valve: set to 10 ±2 bar Adapter 1 Adapter 300 bar manual connection (female thread 830-14NGO RH-Int, female thread G5/8) Adapter 2 Adapter 300 bar (male thread 825-14NGO RH-INT, female thread G5/8) Ambient conditions: 15 °C to 25 °C, 1013 mbar Compressed air supply connection: barbed nipple 9 mm Admission pressure (pre-set upon delivery): 8.5 bar Flow CO, CO2: 0.2 l/min Oil tube: 4 l/min O2 tube: 1 stroke
Benefits
Tested breathing air
Using the Dräger Aerotest® Navy, it is possible to determine the quality of the breathing air which is supplied by a compressor or a compressed gas cylinder (up to a maximum pressure of 4500 psi). By means of the test system, the reliable testing of the breathing air is ensured according to the US Navy standard.
Pollutant detection and measurement
The Dräger Aerotest® Navy determines the quantity of various potential pollutants: It is possible to reliably determine carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, water vapor and oil in the compressed air either individually or simultaneously. Specifically adjusted to the different fields of application of the Navy, this test system also measures the oxygen concentration of between 5% and 23% volume.
Fast and easy to use
The measuring device requires no power or tools; all connections are done by hand tightening. The device is connected via a CGA 347 connector or a 0.825 14 NGO Rh EXT connector to the high pressure compressed air system.
Always ready for use
All components of the Dräger Aerotest® Navy are arranged in a compact, convenient case and ready for use.
| Technical Data | |
| Dimensions of transport case (L x W x H) | 390 x 315 x 140 mm (15.4 x 12.4 x 5.5 in) |
| Weight | approx. 4.2 kg (9.3 lbs) |
| Operating temperature | 15 °C to 25 °C, 1,013 mbar |
| Min. operating pressure | 10 bar (145 psi) |
| Primary pressure max. | 300 bar (4500 psi) |
| Flow rate (l/min) | 0.2 and 4.0 l/min |
| Supply Pressure | 8.5 bar (123 psi) |
This product is used to measure the quality of breathing air delivered by a high-pressure system (e.g. compressor or compressed air cylinder). Dräger tubes ® are used for measurement. The values can be measured both simultaneously or individually. All components of the Aerotest Navy are arranged in a carrying case ready for use. Delivery includes: 1 pressure reducer with manual connection 1 measuring device for 4 tubes 2 adapter 1 timer 1 break-off device for tubes 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® carbon dioxide (CO2) 100/a-P 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® carbon monoxide (CO) 5/a-P 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® water vapor 20/a-P (H2O) 1 box of 10 Dräger tubes® 10 DR Oil PN 1 box of 8 + 2 connecting tubes Dräger tubes® 8 DR oxygen (O2) 5% B 1 gas detector pump accuro 1 spare parts kit accuro gas detector pump 1 bubble test 1 instructions for use 1 transport case (blue) Technical data: Carrying case, LxWxH in mm: 400x300x91 Weight incl. contents: approx. 3 kg Pressure reducer: Input: male thread G5/8-300 bar Admission pressure max.: 300 bar Pressure gauge: 0 to 400 bar Output: barbed nipple 9 mm for measuring device Relief valve: set to 10 ±2 bar Adapter 1 Adapter 300 bar manual connection (female thread 830-14NGO RH-Int, female thread G5/8) Adapter 2 Adapter 300 bar (male thread 825-14NGO RH-INT, female thread G5/8) Ambient conditions: 15 °C to 25 °C, 1013 mbar Compressed air supply connection: barbed nipple 9 mm Admission pressure (pre-set upon delivery): 8.5 bar Flow CO, CO2: 0.2 l/min Oil tube: 4 l/min O2 tube: 1 stroke
Benefits
Tested breathing air
Using the Dräger Aerotest® Navy, it is possible to determine the quality of the breathing air which is supplied by a compressor or a compressed gas cylinder (up to a maximum pressure of 4500 psi). By means of the test system, the reliable testing of the breathing air is ensured according to the US Navy standard.
Pollutant detection and measurement
The Dräger Aerotest® Navy determines the quantity of various potential pollutants: It is possible to reliably determine carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, water vapor and oil in the compressed air either individually or simultaneously. Specifically adjusted to the different fields of application of the Navy, this test system also measures the oxygen concentration of between 5% and 23% volume.
Fast and easy to use
The measuring device requires no power or tools; all connections are done by hand tightening. The device is connected via a CGA 347 connector or a 0.825 14 NGO Rh EXT connector to the high pressure compressed air system.
Always ready for use
All components of the Dräger Aerotest® Navy are arranged in a compact, convenient case and ready for use.
| Technical Data | |
| Dimensions of transport case (L x W x H) | 390 x 315 x 140 mm (15.4 x 12.4 x 5.5 in) |
| Weight | approx. 4.2 kg (9.3 lbs) |
| Operating temperature | 15 °C to 25 °C, 1,013 mbar |
| Min. operating pressure | 10 bar (145 psi) |
| Primary pressure max. | 300 bar (4500 psi) |
| Flow rate (l/min) | 0.2 and 4.0 l/min |
| Supply Pressure | 8.5 bar (123 psi) |
