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Beckman Coulter MET ONE 6000P 6015 Remote Airborne Particle Counter

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Electrical Supply
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PAT Test Date
11-09-2024
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Beckman Coulter
New/Used
Used
Electrical Supply
1-Phase
PAT Test Result
Pass
PAT Test Date
11-09-2024

Product description

Remote airborne particle counter for precise air quality monitoring.

The Beckman Coulter MET ONE 6000P 6015 Remote Airborne Particle Counter is a precision instrument designed for highly accurate monitoring of airborne particles. Originally surplus to requirement from a university, this device is in good cosmetic condition and successfully powers on. Although functionality testing beyond powering on was not conducted, it is supplied with several accessories, including a Hammond Manufacturing metal lockable case with vent holes (P/N - SP2001942ST161608SS), a Meissner Filtration Products unit (CF2SM0.2-41B1S/N - Z8803254), and a Phoenix Contact KGG-MC 1,5/8 component. It also comes with UK, Euro, and USA power supply cables for versatile usage in various regions. This equipment is ideal for enhancing the precision and reliability of air quality assessments in professional laboratory and environmental settings.

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Last updated 5 November 2026