TSI P-Trak® 8525 Ultrafine Particle Counter

• Identifies and measures the root causes of indoor air quality complaints
• Detects and counts ultrafine particles (< 0.1 Micron diameter)
• Particles measured by focused laser light source and photodetector
• TrakPro™ data analysis software included with every unit, including rentals

TSI's P-Trak® is the ideal device for detecting the source of IAQ problems. It works where traditional measurements -- temperature, humidity, air flow, and CO2 levels -- fail. This portable instrument detects and counts ultrafine or nanoparticles (smaller than 1 micrometer in aerodynamic diameter) that often accompany or signal the presence of a pollutant that is the root cause of complaints. It is now being used to track down some of the most difficult IAQ problems imaginable. The P-Trak locates obvious pollutant sources such as boilers, furnaces, vehicles and also detects the not-so-obvious sources such as photocopy machines and printers. Use this instrument to detect the migration of toxic exhaust gases, malfunctioning office equipment, pinhole gasket leaks in boilers, and a wide variety of other problems.

Supporting Documentation
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Type	Description	Size
	TSI P-Trak® 8525 Ultrafine Particle Counter Specifications	163KB
	TSI P-Trak® 8525 Ultrafine Particle Counter for Better Building Systems Brochure	511KB
	TSI P-Trak® IAQ Investigation Quick-Start Guide	224KB
	TSI P-Trak® 8525 Ultrafine Particle Counter Manual	1.1MB
	TSI Case Study: Construction Fumes Enter Nurses' Area Through Expansion Joints	51KB
	TSI Case Study: Intermittent Headaches Tracked to Hospital's Loading Dock Activity	49KB
	TSI Case Study: Using the P-Trak® for Testing HEPA Filters	106KB
	TSI TrakPro Data Analysis Software Installation Guide	895KB
	TSI TrakPro Data Analysis Software Version 3.62	5.7MB

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