Charger X-am 1/2/5000 | Draeger

The Charger X-am 1/2/5000 is a portable charging station designed for use with Dräger gas detectors. It's primarily used to safely charge and store Dräger's handheld gas detectors, particularly the X-am 1, X-am 2, and X-am 5000 series of devices. These gas detectors are widely used in industrial environments for monitoring gases like oxygen, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, and combustible gases. The charger ensures that these critical safety devices are always ready for use.

Key Features of the Charger X-am 1/2/5000:

1. Compatibility:

   • Specifically designed for charging the Dräger X-am 1, X-am 2, and X-am 5000 gas detection devices.

   • Can charge up to 5 detectors at once (in some models), making it suitable for larger teams or work environments with multiple detectors.

2. Efficient Charging:

   • The charger typically features quick-charge technology to ensure rapid recharging of the gas detectors, minimizing downtime.

   • Includes overcharging protection to ensure the batteries are charged safely without damage.

3. Robust Design:

   • Built to withstand harsh environments often found in industrial settings, ensuring reliability in challenging conditions.

   • Can be used in hazardous areas, making it ideal for industries like oil and gas, chemicals, and manufacturing.

4. LED Indicators:

   • Most versions come with LED indicators to show the charging status and provide clear feedback on whether the detectors are fully charged or need maintenance.

5. Storage:

   • Some versions of the charger offer storage compartments for the devices, keeping them organized and protected when not in use.

6. Ease of Use:

   • Simple to operate, with straightforward connections for easy attachment of the gas detectors.

   • The design is compact, saving space in storage areas or workstations.

7. Power Supply:

   • Can operate with a standard AC power supply, often adaptable for different international plug types.

Typical Applications:

• Oil & Gas Industry: Monitoring toxic or flammable gases in high-risk areas.

• Chemical Plants: Ensuring safe atmospheric conditions in facilities with potentially hazardous gases.

• Mining: To maintain worker safety in confined spaces.

• Construction: For general use in industrial sites where environmental hazards exist.