The Ntron Model HI-3000 Halon Identifier analyzes liquid samples of Halon 1301 taken from storage cylinders. The instrument displays the percentage purity of the Halon 1301 and identifies and displays percentages of the most likely contaminants: Halon 1211, R12, R22, and R134a. By correctly identifying the contents of Halon 1301 storage cylinders, contamination of expensive Halon 1301 can be eliminated.

 

Easy to Use
Model HI-3000 has five modes of operation: WARM UP, READY, SAMPLE, IDENTIFICATION, and PURGE. A series of LED lights guides the user through a simple operating procedure.

During the WARM UP mode, the system is purged with air and is auto calibrated. When the unit displays READY, the identifier is prepared for the test.

In the SAMPLE mode, a sample is drawn from the cylinder. The next step, IDENTIFICATION, analyzes the gas and displays the results. During the IDENTIFICATION mode, a printer can be attached to provide hard copy printout for records keeping and cylinder certification.

In the final PURGE mode, the HI-3000 automatically calibrates itself and returns to the READY mode.

 

Specifications:

Operating Temperature: 50° to 100° F

Case Dimensions: 17.5"W x 7.0"H x 10.5"D

Weight: 15 lb.

Power: 110/220VAC 50/60Hz

Sample Time: 35 sec

Purge/Calibration Time: 35 sec

Input Pressure: Up to 600 PSIG