For manufacturing petrochemical products, aseptic packing, or handling
of rocket fuel: the Dräger X-am® 5100 portable single-gas detector
ensures that you use the safest methods possible for handling HF, HCl,
H2O2 or hydrazine – thanks to proven Dräger sensor technology and
a device design which is perfectly customised to reactive gases.
For manufacturing petrochemical products, aseptic packing, or handling
of rocket fuel: the Dräger X-am® 5100 portable single-gas detector
ensures that you use the safest methods possible for handling HF, HCl,
H2O2 or hydrazine – thanks to proven Dräger sensor technology and
a device design which is perfectly customised to reactive gases.
Single-gas detector
‒ for personal air monitoring
‒ Detection of HF, HCl, H2O2 or hydrazine
Ergonomic shape
The Dräger X-am 5100 features a lightweight, convenient smartphone format for the greatest level of comfort.
The gas detection device has been pared down to the minimum and, thanks to its two-button control panel and
simple menu navigation, it is intuitive to use.
Reliable handling of reactive gases
The X-am 5100 measures continuously and reliably HF, HCl, H2O2 or hydrazine and gives three kinds of
warnings: visual (360°), acoustic (multi-tone alarm) and vibration.
Special device design
The special device design with direct gas entry ensures that the sensors react quickly. Plus, the device provides
precise measurement data by avoiding gas adsorption in the device housing.
Robust design
The X-am 5100 is tough: the integrated rubber boot as well as the shock-resistant sensors offer extra safety in
case of impact or vibrations. The gas detection device is also resistant to electromagnetic irradiation.
Area monitoring
Combined with the Dräger X-zone 5500, the gas detection device can be used for flexible area monitoring.
For example, up to 25 X-zone 5500 units can be automatically connected to form a wireless alarm chain. This
connection of the transportable ‘measuring heads’ allows for the monitoring of large areas such as pipelines or
tanks during an industrial shutdown.
