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  • Wireless / Transportable area monitor

    Honeywell AreaRAE Pro

    Easy to use transportable area monitor for multiple threat detection.

    A wireless, transportable area monitor that can simultaneously detect toxic and combustible gases, volatile organic compounds, radiation and meteorological factors, and send the readings to Honeywell's remote monitoring software. Gamma radiation and RAEMet weather sensing are available as options.

    Up to 7Gas sensor slots
    108 dBAlarm @ 1 m
    2 mi / 3 kmISM 900 MHz range
    IP 65Ingress protection
    Honeywell AreaRAE Pro transportable area monitor in black rubber boot with antenna and RAEMet weather sensor fitted
    Shown with optional RAEMet sensor fitted
    Situational awareness
    Remote visibility on more threats than ever

    Carry it into a hazmat response, set up a perimeter at a fire or protect a public venue. AreaRAE Pro works with Honeywell's remote monitoring software to give you a real-time view of threat readings, so you can make real-time decisions that help protect your teams and the general public.

    • Delivers real-time readings so you can instantly determine the location and severity of a threat.
    • Map-based display, accessible from any computer with an internet connection, or from your laptop as a turnkey host.
    • Enables coordination and data sharing in joint operations.
    • First responders
    • Hazmat
    • Civil Defense & Military
    • Public Venue Protection
    Hazmat responders in protective suits working at a drum site with an AreaRAE Pro monitor on the ground in the foreground
    AreaRAE Pro on scene at a hazmat drum response
    Coverage

    Ring the scene, watch it from a distance

    AreaRAE Pro is built to be set down around an incident and left to report. Several units around a release, one with a RAEMet on top, and a command post that follows every reading on a map-based display.

    Example AreaRAE Pro deployment around a release Schematic: five AreaRAE Pro monitors placed around a release, one unit fitted with RAEMet showing wind direction, a plume drifting downwind, long-range radio links back to a command post, and a mesh link from one monitor to personal gas detectors. RELEASE MESH · UP TO 8 REMOTE INSTRUMENTS RAEMET UNIT MONITOR MONITOR MONITOR WIND SPEED · DIRECTION · TEMP · RH COMMAND POST ISM 900 MHz · UP TO 2 MI (3 KM) SCHEMATIC · NOT TO SCALE
    Example layout. Placement, radios and options depend on the job · scroll the map sideways
    1. 01

      Place it and switch it on

      User-friendly interface: turn it on and go. GPS is standard equipment in every unit.

    2. 02

      Link back to the command post

      The primary radio is a long-range, license-free ISM 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz radio for long-distance remote monitoring; IEEE 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi is a shorter-range option. Radio fit varies by model.

    3. 03

      Bring personal monitors with it

      A built-in mesh modem handles short-range monitoring with no external router. Each AreaRAE Pro can act as a gateway for up to 8 remote instruments.

    4. 04

      Model the plume

      With a RAEMet fitted, wind speed, wind direction, temperature and humidity are modeled in Honeywell's real time monitoring software, which integrates the ALOHA hazard monitoring program.

    5. 05

      Manage the fleet

      Device management with Honeywell Sotera™, and an easy USB connection to configuration software.

    ISM 900 MHz
    2 mi3 km
    Primary radio, long range
    ISM 2.4 GHz
    1.2 mi2 km
    Primary radio, long range
    Mesh
    330 ft100 m
    Secondary radio, 900 MHz or 868 MHz
    Wi-Fi
    330 ft100 m
    IEEE 802.11 b/g
    Bluetooth LE
    15 ft5 m
    BT4.0 module

    Wireless ranges are "up to" values, rated at receiving > 80%. Additional equipment and/or software licenses may be required to enable remote wireless monitoring and alarm transmission. Radio fit varies by model configuration.

    Threat layers

    Gas, VOCs, plus optional gamma and weather.

    Configure the layers to the mission. Gas and VOC sensors fill the seven sensor slots. Gamma and RAEMet weather sensing are options you add on top, and the gamma sensor does not use a gas sensor slot.

    Layer 01Up to six 4R+

    Toxic & combustible gas

    Up to six 4R+ sensors for toxic and combustible gas, from more than 20 interchangeable sensors that can be swapped at a moment's notice to meet the changing needs of first responders.

    • LEL
    • O₂
    • CO
    • H₂S
    • HCN
    • Cl₂
    • NH₃
    • Full list in Specs
    Layer 027R+ PID

    Volatile organic compounds

    A 7R+ photoionization detector monitors VOCs in parts per billion, with built-in compensation for temperature and humidity.

    Range
    0 to 2,000 ppm
    Resolution
    10 ppb
    Lamp
    10.6 eV
    Front view of the Honeywell AreaRAE Pro showing display, keypad, antenna and RAEMet sensor on top
    Front view, RAEMet fitted
    Layer 03Optional

    Gamma radiation

    An optional gamma sensor detects and measures gamma radiation with increased sensitivity and faster response, without using an additional sensor slot. It comes pre-calibrated from the factory and does not require user calibration.

    Range
    0.01 μSv/h to 0.2 mSv/h (1 μrem/h to 0.02 rem/h)
    Energy
    50 keV to 3 MeV
    Layer 04Available with RAEMet

    Weather for plume tracking

    The compact RAEMet sensor sits at the top of the AreaRAE Pro and measures wind speed, wind direction, temperature and humidity. It is powered by the AreaRAE Pro.

    Wind speed
    0 to 20 m/s (0 to 44 mph)
    Direction
    360° (no dead band)
    Compass
    Resolution 1°
    Logged together. Continuous data logging: 90 days for 7 gas sensors, 1 gamma sensor, 1 RAEMet (wind speed & direction, temp and RH) and GPS at 1 min intervals, 24/7.
    Plus vs Pro

    Same housing. Different mission.

    The AreaRAE Plus and AreaRAE Pro share one platform. The Pro adds a gamma radiation option and a ppb-resolution PID, and Honeywell lists it for first responders, hazmat, civil defense and public venue protection, where the Plus lists industrial and environmental work.

    FeatureAreaRAE PlusPGM-6520 familyAreaRAE ProPGM-6560 family · this page
    Where they differ
    Positioning"Multiple gas threats. One easy-to-use transportable area detector.""Easy to use transportable area monitor for multiple threat detection."
    Gamma radiationNoOptional gamma sensor, no extra sensor slot used. 0.01 μSv/h to 0.2 mSv/h; 50 keV to 3 MeV
    7R+ PID (VOCs)VOCs in parts per million. 10.6 eV: 0 to 5,000 ppm, 0.1 ppm resolutionVOCs in parts per billion. 10.6 eV: 0 to 2,000 ppm, 10 ppb resolution
    ApplicationsIndustrial emergency response teams · maintenance turnarounds / shutdowns · fence line monitoring · wastewater pipeline rehabilitation · site remediation · fumigation, excavation and other environmental liabilitiesFirst responders · hazmat · civil defense & military · public venue protection
    Shared platform
    Gas sensorsUp to 7 gas sensor slots; up to six 4R+ sensors for toxic and combustible gas
    Sensor choiceMore than 20 interchangeable sensors (family-wide)
    9.8 eV 4R+ PID0 to 2,000 ppm, 0.1 ppm resolution
    WeatherAvailable with RAEMet (wind speed, wind direction, temperature and humidity)
    Size & weight314 x 306 x 166 mm (with rubber boot); 6.3 kg (13.88 lb) full option configuration, 6.5 kg (14.33 lb) with RAEMet
    Run time~20 hours with wireless connectivity on Li-ion battery pack, at room temperature (20°C)
    WirelessISM 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz, or Wi-Fi primary radio; mesh secondary radio; Bluetooth LE (BT4.0) and GPS; gateway for up to 8 remote instruments
    Alarm & rating108 dB buzzer @ 1 m with 360 degree LED; IP 65; US / Canada: Class 1, Division 2 Groups A, B, C, D; -20 °C to +50 °C

    Not sure which fits your team? Ask us and we will walk through it.

    View the AreaRAE Plus
    On scene

    Set it down. Leave it working.

    Flexible power options for short and long-term deployments, an alarm crews can hear and see, and relay outputs to trigger additional devices.

    AreaRAE Pro mounted on a yellow surveyor-style tripod at an industrial site, RAEMet sensor and antenna fitted
    Tripod mounted, RAEMet fitted
    • 01

      Turn it on and go

      A large 240 x 320 pixel backlit LCD and 3 operation and programming keys. GPS is standard equipment in every unit.

    • 02

      Easy to hear and see

      Multi-tone 108 dB buzzer @ 3.3 ft / 1 m, a bright LED with a 360 degree view and on-screen indication of alarm conditions, plus a wireless connectivity alarm.

    • 03

      Power for short and long deployments

      Rechargeable 7.2 V / 10 Ah Li-ion battery pack with built-in charger: ~20 hours with wireless connectivity. Alkaline battery adapter: ~12 hours with wireless connectivity. Both at room temperature (20°C).

    • 04

      Relay outputs

      Three solid-state relays give the instrument the capability to trigger additional devices.

    • 05

      Tripod mounting

      Honeywell offers an optional base plate (P/N W01-3018-000) for mounting the AreaRAE Plus/Pro on a standard surveyor-style tripod. Installation does not require removal of the rubber boot.

    Specifications

    Key specifications

    Gamma and RAEMet are optional sensors.

    Physical
    Dimensions314 x 306 x 166 mm (with rubber boot)
    12.36" x 12.04" x 6.53" (with rubber boot)
    Weight6.3 kg (13.88 lb) full option configuration
    6.5 kg (14.33 lb) full option configuration (+RAEMet)
    DisplayLarge 240 x 320 pixel LCD backlit display, 64 x 85 mm / 2.5" x 3.33"
    Keypads3 operation and programming keys
    Sampling pumpBuilt-in pump, typical flow rate 450 cc/min
    Sensors
    Gas sensor slotsup to 7; see Sensors tab
    Additional sensorsGamma; RAEMet (Wind Speed, Wind Direction, Temperature & Humidity). Optional.
    GPSStandard equipment in every unit
    Power
    Battery
    • Rechargeable 7.2 V / 10 Ah Li-ion battery pack with built-in charger
    • Alkaline Battery Adapter
    Operating hours
    • ~20 hours with wireless connectivity on Li-ion battery pack
    • ~12 hours with wireless connectivity on Alkaline battery adapter
    Specification at room temperature (20°C)
    Alarms
    Alarms
    • Multi-tone 108 dB buzzer @ 3.3 ft / 1 m, Bright LED 360 degree view and on-screen indication of alarm conditions
    • Additional diagnostic alarm and display message for low battery
    • Wireless connectivity alarm
    Data
    Data loggingContinuous data logging (90 days for 7 gas sensors, 1 Gamma sensor, 1 RAEMet (wind speed & direction, temp and RH), and GPS at 1 min intervals, 24/7)
    Data storage24M bytes (memory full action: stop when full or Wrap around)
    Data intervalUser-configurable from 1 to 3,600 sec
    Communication
    • Communicates to ProRAE Studio II via USB cable to PC
    • Wireless data and alarm status transmission via Wi-Fi or ISM modem
    • Act as a gateway to connect up to 8 remote instruments (using secondary radio module)
    Wireless1
    StandardBluetooth Low Energy module (BT4.0) and GPS
    Primary radio module
    • Long range ISM License Free 900 MHz or 2.4 GHz radio
    • IEEE 802.11 b/g Wi-Fi
    Secondary radio moduleShort Range IEEE 802.15.4 900 MHz or 868 MHz Mesh Radio
    Wireless range2
    • Up to 2 miles (3 km) for ISM 900 MHz
    • Up to 1.2 miles (2 km) for ISM 2.4 GHz
    • Up to 330 ft (100m) for Wi-Fi
    • Up to 330 ft (100m) for Mesh secondary radio
    • Up to 15 ft (5m) for BLE
    Wireless approvalFCC Part 15, CE R&TTE

    1 Additional equipment and/or software licenses may be required to enable remote wireless monitoring and alarm transmission. 2 Receiving > 80%.

    Environment & certification
    Safety certificationUS / Canada: Class 1, Division 2 Groups A, B, C, D
    Temperature-20 °C to +50 °C (-4 °F to +122 °F)
    Humidity0% to 95% relative humidity (non-condensing)
    Ingress protectionIP 65
    Performance testsMIL-STD-810G and 461F
    LEL CSA C22.2 No. 152, ISA-12.13.01
    Warranty (against factory defects)
    Warranty
    • Four years for O₂ Liquid Oxygen sensors
    • Three years for CO, and H₂S sensors
    • Two years for non-consumable components, catalytic LEL sensor and 10.6eV 7R+ PID lamp
    • One year on all other sensors, battery, and other consumable parts
    • Six months for 9.8eV lamp PID sensor
    SensorRangeResolution
    PID 4R+; 10.6 eV ppb0 to 2,000 ppm10 ppb
    PID 7R+; 10.6 eV ppb0 to 2,000 ppm10 ppb
    PID 4R+; 9.8 eV0 to 2,000 ppm0.1 ppm
    Combustible, catalytic bead0 to 100% LEL1% LEL
    Carbon dioxide (CO₂), NDIR0 to 50,000 ppm100 ppm
    Ammonia (NH₃)0 to 100 ppm1 ppm
    Carbon monoxide (CO)0 to 500 ppm1 ppm
    Carbon monoxide ext. (CO HR)0 to 2,000 ppm10 ppm
    Carbon monoxide H₂ comp (CO H₂ Comp)0 to 2,000 ppm10 ppm
    Chlorine (Cl₂)0 to 50 ppm0.1 ppm
    Chlorine dioxide (ClO₂)0 to 1 ppm0.03 ppm
    Ethylene oxide (ETO-A)0 to 100 ppm0.5 ppm
    Ethylene oxide (ETO-B)0 to 10 ppm0.1 ppm
    Ethylene oxide (ETO-C)0 to 500 ppm10 ppm
    Hydrogen (H₂)0 to 2,000 ppm10 ppm
    Hydrogen chloride (HCl)0 to 15 ppm1 ppm
    Hydrogen cyanide (HCN)0 to 50 ppm0.5 ppm
    Hydrogen fluoride (HF)0.5 to 10 ppm0.1 ppm
    Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S)0 to 100 ppm0.1 ppm
    Hydrogen sulfide ext. (H₂S HR)0 to 1,000 ppm1 ppm
    Oxygen (O₂)0 to 30 %0.10 %
    Sulfur dioxide (SO₂)0 to 20 ppm0.1 ppm
    Nitric oxide (NO)0 to 250 ppm0.5 ppm
    Nitrogen dioxide (NO₂)0 to 20 ppm0.1 ppm
    Phosphine (PH₃)0 to 20 ppm0.1 ppm
    Gamma i-sensor (optional)0.01 μSv/h to 0.2 mSv/h (1 μrem/h to 0.02 rem/h) · 50 keV to 3 MeV
    RAEMet optional sensor
    Wind speedRange: 0 to 20 m/s (0 to 44 mph)
    Start Speed: 0.1 m/s (0.22 mph)
    Wind directionRange: 360° (No dead band)
    Temperature-20 °C to 60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F)
    Resolution 0.1 °C (1.8 °F)
    Humidity10 to 95% RH
    Resolution 1% RH
    CompassResolution 1°
    PowerPower supplied by the AreaRAE Pro
    FAQ

    Questions we get on the phone

    Does every AreaRAE Pro come with gamma and weather sensing?
    No. Both are options. An optional gamma sensor handles radiation detection and does not use one of the gas sensor slots, and the RAEMet weather sensor is an additional sensor (the unit weighs 6.5 kg with RAEMet versus 6.3 kg without). Tell us which you need when you request a quote.
    How is the AreaRAE Pro different from the AreaRAE Plus?
    They share the same housing, 7 sensor slots and wireless platform. The Pro can be fitted with a gamma radiation sensor (the Plus cannot) and its 7R+ PID reads VOCs in parts per billion, with 10 ppb resolution. See the comparison above or the AreaRAE Plus page.
    How far away can I monitor it from?
    Up to 2 miles (3 km) on the ISM 900 MHz radio, up to 1.2 miles (2 km) on ISM 2.4 GHz and up to 330 ft (100m) on Wi-Fi (rated at receiving > 80%). The map-based display can also be reached from any computer with an internet connection. Additional equipment and/or software licenses may be required for remote wireless monitoring and alarm transmission.
    Can it relay readings from our personal gas monitors?
    Yes. Using its secondary (mesh) radio module, the AreaRAE Pro can act as a gateway to connect up to 8 remote instruments.
    What is it rated for?
    US / Canada: Class 1, Division 2 Groups A, B, C, D, IP 65, and an operating temperature of -20 °C to +50 °C (-4 °F to +122 °F). Performance tests: MIL-STD-810G and 461F.
    How long does it run?
    About 20 hours with wireless connectivity on the Li-ion battery pack, or about 12 hours with wireless connectivity on the alkaline battery adapter, both specified at room temperature (20°C).
    Does the gamma sensor need calibrating?
    No. The gamma radiation sensor comes pre-calibrated from the factory and does not require user calibration.
    Who services and calibrates it?
    FarrWest is a Honeywell Authorized Service Provider for BW and RAE Systems gas detection, and covered repair and calibration is done in the FarrWest Repair Depot in San Antonio, Texas. Coverage depends on the model and service agreement, so call 210.566.1857 to confirm it for your unit. See Honeywell warranty service and the Repair Depot.
    Next step

    Plan your AreaRAE Pro deployment

    Tell us what you need to watch: the gases, whether you need gamma or weather data, and how far your command post sits from the scene. We will help you pick sensors, radio and options.

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