PCE-PCO 1 particle analyzer

The PCE-PCO 1 particle analyzer is a universal meter for counting particles in the air. The particle analyzer can measure 6 different sizes. The particle analyzer also incorporates a sensor to measure ambient temperature and humidity. This converts the particle analyzer into universal equipment. The built-in camera makes it possible to link the measured values ​​with the graphic material in the form of images and videos. This particle analyzer was developed to accurately determine the degree of dirt in the air. The air is polluted primarily by combustion, manufacturing, power generation, engine vehicle emissions and the construction industry. With this particle analyzer you can accurately measure polluting particles in the air. A high pollution index is normally found in towns and working areas. The degree of pollution in the air of harmful particles is becoming increasingly important, such as soot, which is emitted in industry and by diesel vehicles without any special filters. These particles partly reduce visibility, increase pollution, and reduce work productivity when people breathe in these types of substances. For some time we have known that inhaling these types of particles contributes to certain illnesses, such as asthma, bronchitis, and skin and lung diseases. A high pollution index is normally found in towns and working areas. The degree of pollution in the air of harmful particles is becoming increasingly important, such as soot, which is emitted in industry and by diesel vehicles without any special filters. These particles partly reduce visibility, increase pollution, and reduce work productivity when people breathe in these types of substances. For some time we have known that inhaling these types of particles contributes to certain illnesses, such as asthma, bronchitis, and skin and lung diseases. A high pollution index is normally found in towns and working areas. The degree of pollution in the air of harmful particles is becoming increasingly important, such as soot, which is emitted in industry and by diesel vehicles without any special filters. These particles partly reduce visibility, increase pollution, and reduce work productivity when people breathe in these types of substances. For some time we have known that inhaling these types of particles contributes to certain illnesses, such as asthma, bronchitis, and skin and lung diseases. which is emitted in industry and by diesel vehicles without any special filters. These particles partly reduce visibility, increase pollution, and reduce work productivity when people breathe in these types of substances. For some time we have known that inhaling these types of particles contributes to certain illnesses, such as asthma, bronchitis, and skin and lung diseases. which is emitted in industry and by diesel vehicles without any special filters. These particles partly reduce visibility, increase pollution, and reduce work productivity when people breathe in these types of substances. For some time we have known that inhaling these types of particles contributes to certain illnesses, such as asthma, bronchitis, and skin and lung diseases.