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Deployable Cartridge Sampler System (DCS)

Part Number:

100-3960

Overview

DCS System, for portable sampling of gaseous PAHs, PHDDs, PHDFs, and particulate-associated PHDDs and PHDFs in ambient air DCS System includes sample pump with battery connection case, charger (100-240 V), 2 external battery assemblies with adapters (packaged separately), sampling head, calibration adapter, rain cover for sampling head, sample tubing with quick-connect fitting, flow rate verification tubing, and mounting bracket, in a heavy-duty lockable carry case. Note: Cartridges, filters, and media available separately.

Details

The SKC Deployable Cartridge Sampler (DCS) System offers cost-effective ambient air sampling of PAHs, PCBs, pesticides, and associate particulates. With its fully programmable Li-Ion powered Leland Legacy® Sample Pump and specially designed sampling head that holds a media cartridge, the DCS is ideal for fenceline monitoring, near-roadway monitoring, saturation sampling, and eight-hour remediation monitoring.

Attributes

Attributes
Flow Rate	5 to 15 L/min
Touch Screen Operation	No
Battery Type (Power)	Li-ion
Approx. Run Time	24+ Hours at 10 L/min
Connectivity	With USB Cable purchased separately
PC Compatible	Yes
Programmable	Yes
Compensates for Changes in Atmospheric Pressure	Yes
Compensates for Changes in Temperature	Yes
Constant Flow	Yes
Constant Pressure Mode	No
Automatic Flow Rate Verification	Yes
Intrinsic Safety	No
CE Marked	Yes
UKCA Marked	Yes

Specifications

Performance Profile

See Reference below for DCS performance testing.

Flow Rate	10 L/min
Run Time	> 24 hrs (one battery charge)
Power	Rechargeable Li-Ion battery, 7.4 V, 12-Ah capacity, 88.8 Wh
Case Dimensions	18.5 x 14.1 x 6.9 in (47 x 36 x 18 cm)
System Weight	12.2 lbs (5.5 kg)

Reference
Patterson, S. L., Rusiecki, J. A., Barnes, S. L., Heller, J. M., Sutphin, J. B., Kluchinsky Jr., T. A., “Effectiveness, Suitability, and Performance Testing of the SKC Deployable Particulate Sampler (DPS) as Compared to the Currently Deployed Airmetrics MiniVol Portable Air Sampler,” Journal of Environmental Health, Vol. 73, No. 3, pp. 16 to 22

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