Description
Honeywell BW™ Gas Alert Max XT II
Simple operation, with SmartSample pump. Honeywell BW™ Max XT ll reliably monitors up to four hazards and combines straightforward one-button operation with our robust, motorized pump for intelligent, remote sampling, ideal for confined spaces. The Honeywell BW™ Max XT ll is fully compatible with MicroDock II automated test and calibration system.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Integrated sampling pump with reliable diaphragm technology
- Best in class block detection with semi-conductor pressure sensor
- Multi-language support in English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese
- Conveniently manage your detector with Fleet Manager II
- Equipped with standard datalogging and event logging
- Continuous LCD shows real-time gas concentrations
- Continuous visual compliance with IntelliFlash™
- Compact and lightweight design makes it comfortable to wear
- Water-resistant
- Simple automatic calibration procedure; compatible with MicroDock II automatic test and calibration station
- Full function self-test of sensor, battery status, circuit integrity and audible/visual alarms on start-up
- Bright wide-angled visual alarm bars
- Built-in concussion-proof boot
- Compatible with Honeywell BW ™ Connect for real time monitoring
QUICK SPECS
- Flashing green IntelliFlash™ light for compliance at a glance
- Reflex™ Technology ensures sensor responsiveness for safety, uptime and worker confidence
SIZE
5.1 x 2.8 x 2.0 in. / 13.1 x 7.0 x 5.2 cm
WEIGHT
11.5 oz. / 328 g
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
-4 to 122ºF / -20 to 50º
HUMIDITY
10 – 100% RH (non-condensing)
ALARMS AND TYPE
Visual, vibrating, audible (95 dB); Low, High, TWA, STEL, OL (over limit), Low Battery, Pump
SELF-TEST
Audible/visual alarms on activation, sensors, battery, pump and circuitry (continuous)
TYPICAL BATTERY LIFE
13 hours @ 32ºF / 0ºC8 hours @ -4ºF / -20ºCRecharges in 6 hours
PUMP DRAW
Sample from up to 75 ft. / 23 mNote: Do not attempt to calibrate a Honeywell BW™ Max XT with tubing longer than the standard calibration tubing supplied with the detector