Breathing Zone Monitor

Overview
The Bladewerx SabreBZM Breathing Zone Monitor is a lightweight, battery-powered, alpha air monitor that can be worn on the body, and its sampling head clipped to the lapel.   The proximity of the sampling head to the wearer’s mouth means more accurate worker “breathing zone” dose assessments and alarm indications.   Voice output of dose and status changes allow hands-free monitoring, permitting the instrument to be worn on the inside of protective garments.  With the Remote RadNet Output wireless networking option installed, multiple SabreBZMs can report readings to a RadNet client workstation up to 300 feet away.  A PocketPC provides the horsepower for analyzing the spectrum and quantifying transuranic dose and concentration against a background of radon-daughter interference.

  Key Benefits

• Weighs 2.6 lbs

• Acute and Chronic Dose alarms, and Chronic Concentration alarm

• Isotope peak-fitting algorithm is more accurate than regions-of-interest or tail-fitting methods

• Voice annunciation of status changes and dose via speaker or earplug allows hands-free operation

• Source Response Check feature assures proper calibration before each use

• Automatically logs DAC, DAC-Hr and spectrum data

• Optional "Radon Mode" supports PAEC output in µJ/m³ or Working Level

• Optional RadNet output using Wireless 802.11g (WiFi) network

• Pump options for higher flow rates

  Part Numbers and Options