The XD1+ Personal Dust Monitor is the latest innovation in personal particulate monitoring from Trolex.
At only 170g, the XD1+ is small and lightweight enough to give the wearer freedom to do their job without interruption whilst ensuring they are protected from dangerous levels of dust. With the XD1+ being 1/4 of the size of any other dust monitor on the market, this really is personal.
- 1/4 of the size of other dust monitors and weighs only 170g
- Super simple to use – simply switch it on and secure it in place. The XD1+ will do the rest
- Instant alarms for customisable STEL and TWA measurements for dust sizes of PM1, PM2.5, PM4.25 and PM10
- Bluetooth connectivity means you can view all the live data in real-time using the BreatheMobile app.
Dust monitoring just got personal.
XD1+ is a simple, straightforward and highly accurate dust monitor with just a single button; simply switch it on, secure it in place and off you go. With real-time dust monitoring, XD1+ changes the way we fight respiratory disease in the workplace
This time it’s personal.
XD1+ is small and lightweight enough to give you the freedom to do your job whilst consistently monitoring the levels of dangerous dust. At only 170 g, XD1+ is ¼ of the size of other dust monitors on the market, remaining truly wearable, with dimensions of only 112 mm x 64 mm x 25 mm. Personal, real-time monitoring to always protect your workers.
Take back control. Save lives.
XD1+ gives you instant alarms for fully customisable STEL and TWA measurements for dust sizes of PM1, PM2.5, PM4.25 and PM10. With our accurate and real-time dust monitoring you can take back control to prioritise worker safety, make effective business decisions and save lives.
End the guesswork.
With BreatheMOBILE you can access your dust monitoring data all the time. RFID tagging allows you to allocate your XD1+ device wherever you are and with bluetooth connectivity, you can view all the live data, all the time, in real-time. When it comes to making a difference, real-time information is king.
