DustTrak? Aerosol Monitor measures dust, smoke and other aerosol hazards in indoor and outdoor environmentsprovides accurate results in real-time.

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To get the most out of your instrument, we've curated a list of 7 tips below that will help you ensure your DustTrak? aerosol monitor is always in tip-top shape and will help prolong the runtime between service intervals.

Tip 1< ;span style=";font-family:Helvetica;color:#007987;font-size:16px">/ Manual

  Be sure to use the DustTrak? Aerosol Monitor as described in the manual.

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Tip 2/CCleaning and Calibration 

Return the instrument to the factory once a year for cleaning and calibration for optimal performance.

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Tip 3/Zero Check Perform a zero check before each use. Check. For continuous monitoring, consider using an auto-zero module during sampling to reset any drift that occurs due to changes in temperature, relative humidity, or aerosol deposition (due to inertial/gravitational/diffusive deposition) in the optical chamber. any drift that occurs.

Tip 4/Impactors

Remember to clean allDustTrak II Impingement Particle Sizers before each use ( PM1/PM2.5/PM4.0/PM10), add Impact Particle Size Cutter Oil, and clean the Dorr-Oliver 10 mm nylon cyclone to ensure proper operation. Refer to the DustTrak manual for inlet regulator use and cleaning procedures.

Tip 5/Batteries

The instrument needs to be left unused for a long period of time (

Tip 6/HEPA Filter 

Replace according to instructions in the manual

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Tip 7/Inlet Tubing 

For the nlet Tubing  quot;>For inlet tubing, use only the conductive silicone tubing supplied with the instrument and make it as short and straight as possible (no bends or kinks).