PID Correction Factors, Ionization Energies, and Calibration Characteristics.

PID Correction Factors, Ionization Energies, and Calibration Characteristics.
The essential document for PID users.	Product News, July 2005
"Can I detect TCE with a 10.6eV lamp, or do I need an 11.7eV lamp?" "What method is best for calibrating a PID?" Questions such as these are answered in our most requested technical document, TN-106 from RAE Systems. TN-106 provides essential information for using your RAE Systems PID to detect a wide variety of gases. It is a comprehensive list of correction factors of various compounds, when the PID is calibrated to Isobutlyene. Download TN-106 from: TN-106 PID Correction Factors, Ionization Energies, and Calibration Characteristics. 122kb PDF Right click the above link and select 'Save Target As"	*EnviroEquip Product Links* Buy the RAE Systems MiniRAE 2000 PID Rent the RAE Systems MiniRAE 2000 PID *EnviroEquip QuipNotes* How to prevent humidity condensation on your PID sensor - Dec 2002 Great advice for PID users! Use of PIDs for Soil Headspace Measurements - May 2002 A guide to using PIDs for sampling organics from potentially contaminated soils. Measuring trichloroethylene with PIDs - May 2003 Can I measure trichloroethylene with a standard 10.6 eV PID lamp?