The Fluke 985 Particle Counter is a top - pick for HVAC and Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) experts. It's a portable device that can accurately measure airborne particle concentrations. Whether you're doing filter testing or conducting IAQ investigations, the Fluke 985 is your go - to solution. You can use it right away to address occupants' complaints or as part of a comprehensive preventive maintenance plan. The package includes an airborne particle counter, a zero - count inlet - filter, a filter adapter, a sample inlet protective cap, an Ethernet cable, a USB cable, a cradle charger, a 12V DC power supply, a hard carrying case, and a user manual. It features six channels with a particle size range of 0.3 - 10.0 µm, ensuring accurate measurements for ISO Class 5 – 9 certified areas. Its ultra - lightweight and ergonomic design allows for easy one - hand operation in tight spaces, reducing operator fatigue. With a ten - hour battery life, it can last a full workday. It has 10,000 record storage for quick access to historical data. You can view data in tabular or trend graph form as you like. It offers customizable settings for display, sample methods, and alarm settings. Data can be exported to a PC via USB memory stick, USB cable, or Ethernet without special software. There's also an option for password control for security, and a USB/Ethernet charge cradle to keep it always ready. The unit weighs 4.04 KG, is 17 CM in height, 35.7 CM in length, and 31 CM in width.
Using the Fluke 985 is easy. First, make sure it's fully charged using the USB/Ethernet charge cradle or the 12V DC power supply. Then, put on the sample inlet protective cap. You can customize the display, sample methods, and alarm settings according to your needs. When measuring, hold it with one hand thanks to its lightweight and ergonomic design. After use, store it in the hard carrying case to protect it. For data, you can easily export it to a PC using a USB memory stick, USB cable, or Ethernet. Just remember to keep the device clean and dry. Don't expose it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If the battery life starts to decline, you might need to replace the battery. Also, regularly check the zero - count inlet - filter and the filter adapter for any signs of damage or clogging.
