Breathing Zone Gas Detection
The Breathing Zone is one usage model for our products. It includes single and diffusion 1-4 gas detectors and can be worn attached to a collar or a shirt pocket.
ToxiRAE 3
Single Gas Monitor for CO or H2S
ToxiRAE Pro
Personal Wireless Gas Monitoring for Toxic Gas and Oxygen
ToxiRAE II
Personal Gas Monitor for Single Gas
Belt-worn Gas Detection
RAE Systems designs gas detection systems that can be clipped to a belt for easy handling and usage. These products include pumped and diffusion 1-6 threat monitors.
MultiRAE Pro
Wireless Portable Multi-Threat Radiation Detector and Chemical Monitor for Radiation and Chemical Detection
MultiRAE
Wireless Portable Six-Gas Monitor with Advanced VOC Detection Capability
GammaRAE II R
Gamma Radiation Detector & Dosimeter in One
MultiRAE Plus
Multi-Gas Monitor for Confined Space Applications
QRAE II Diffusion
Full Featured, Multi-Gas Detector
MultiRAE Family
Wireless Portable Multi-Threat Monitors
Handheld Toxic Gas Monitors
These handheld gas detection solutions are ideal for applications from entry pre-screening during refinery and plant maintenance, to hazardous material response, marine spill response and refinery down-stream monitoring. They include methane, toxic gas and VOC sniffers.
MiniRAE 3000
Advanced, Handheld VOC Gas Monitoring
RAELink3
Wireless Gas Monitoring Transmission Systems with Integrated GPS
Temporary Area Gas Sensors
Temporary area gas monitoring systems are designed for use in circumstances where it is advantageous for the customer to leave the detector in a central location. Products include pumped, 1-6 gas and area monitoring products.
AreaRAE Steel
Ruggedized Wireless Multi-Gas Monitoring
RDK System Package
AreaRAE Gas Monitoring Rapid Deployment Kit
Fixed Area Gas Detectors
These permanently mounted (fixed) gas detectors are housed in an explosion-proof enclosure for hazardous environment applications.
RAEGuard LEL
Fixed Gas Detector for Toxics and Flammable Gases
RAEGuard PID
Fixed Gas Detector for Toxics and Flammable Gases