Quest Technologies QUESTemp® 3X Series Portable Heat Stress Monitors

• Heat stress monitor with an integral RH sensor for quick, accurate indoor or outdoor WBGT index values
• Optimizes safe work time with real-time guidance on work/rest regimens
• Meets ISO requirement for head, torso, and ankle measurements (with optional sensor)
• Measurements up to 200 feet (60m)
• Power options: 150-hour Alkaline battery life, 300-hour rechargeable battery, or AC power adapter
• QUESTemp 34 and 36 models have datalogging function, and are compatible with QuestSuite Professional software application for fast and convenient data storage, retrieval, analysis, reporting and charting
• QUESTemp 36 features multiparameter sensor for accumulations of temperature, humidity and air velocity data needed to calculate a variety of thermal comfort indices. QUESTemp 36 now available for daily, weekly, or monthly rental.

Quest Technologies portable heat stress monitors incorporate wet-bulb globe temperature (WBGT) sensing technology. These portable instruments calculate and display a WBGT Index value that considers the affects of ambient air temperature, humidity, air flow (which provides an evaporative cooling effect to the body) and radiant heat from sources such as the sun, furnaces, ovens, and boilers.

Supporting Documentation
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Type	Description	Size
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 3X Thermal Environment Monitors Brochure	401K
	Quest Technologies Thermal Environment and Heat Stress Monitors Catalog	571K
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 32 Purchasing Specification	10K
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 34 Purchasing Specification	11K
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 32 Thermal Environment Monitor Operators Manual	139K
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 34 Thermal Environment Monitor Operators Manual	166K
	Quest Technologies QUESTemp 36 Thermal Environment Monitor Operators Manual	240K
	Quest Technologies Application Note: Work/Rest Regimens as a Heat Stress Management Tool	1.2MB

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