Portable gas detectors are often used in emergency situations. They are designed to be taken out into the field and therefore have to be rugged and strong enough to withstand a range of adverse conditions, such as storms and harsh weather.
Read moreFatalities from industrial and work accidents that are caused from dangerous hazards in the atmosphere, found in many workplaces, are regrettably common
Read moreThe word "noise" is derived from the Latin "nausea" "disgust, annoyance discomfort" and is described as an unwanted sound. Noise pollution is becoming a major problem not only in Australia but globally.
Read moreThe MiniRAE 3000 is the 3rd generation PID from RAE Systems and is the first portable VOC gas detector with a built-in wireless radio modem for real time data and alarm transmission
Read moreGas detectors including the MiniRAE 3000, MultiRAE and QRAE II instruments are intended to protect workers from unknown hazards that may be present in the workplace, including confined spaces
Read moreThere are two main types of vibration hand-arm (HAV) and whole-body (WBV). Long term health issues arise when workers are exposed to the effects of HAV and WBV.
Read moreIf you work in an industry that frequently exposes its employees or neighbouring communities to excessive noise, you may be familiar with a sound level meter and what it does
Read moreIn many industries, the process of air sampling is a highly important one for measuring and analyzing the levels of potentially dangerous contaminants in the workplace.
Read moreToday, there are two MiniRAE devices that are commonly employed by a range of businesses to detect potentially hazardous gases in their workplaces - the 3000 and the Lite models. But which device is best suited to each industry?
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