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Honeywell AutoRAE Lite — automatic bump-test and calibration station (QRAE II)
The Honeywell AutoRAE Lite is a fast, low-cost station for bump testing and calibrating QRAE II detectors. It performs a bump test in 12 seconds and a full calibration in 2 minutes, saving results to a standard SD card as text files that any spreadsheet or editor can open. It runs as a low-pressure system with a built-in pump and demand-flow regulator, eliminating accidental gas leaks. Available as a portable unit (battery-power option).
The Honeywell AutoRAE Lite is a fast, low-running-cost station for bump tests and calibration of QRAE II detectors. It performs a bump test in 12 seconds and a full calibration in 2 minutes, and saves the results to a standard SD card in text files that any spreadsheet or editor can open. It operates as a low-pressure system with a built-in pump and demand-flow regulator, eliminating accidental gas leaks. Available as a portable unit (battery-power option).
Note: The AutoRAE Lite supports only QRAE II detectors (the rechargeable-battery version; instruments powered by alkaline batteries are not supported). The IntelliDoX or MicroDock II stations are intended for other detector families.
Key features
- Bump test in 12 seconds; full calibration in 2 minutes.
- Results saved to an SD card (text files, tamper-resistant).
- Demand-flow system with included regulator — no accidental leaks.
- „No gas flow” alarm; configures the instrument.
- Portable (optional battery power).
- Light and sound sensors to test the instrument's alarms.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | automatic bump-test and calibration station (for QRAE II) |
| Supported detectors | QRAE II (with pump or diffusion) with rechargeable battery (not alkaline) |
| Bump test / calibration | bump test 12 s; full calibration 2 min |
| Data storage | SD card; text files (spreadsheet/editor); saved daily |
| Gas system | low-pressure with built-in pump; demand-flow with regulator |
| Sensors | light and sound — instrument alarm test |
| Power | universal power supply; portable option (battery) |
| Configuration / data | USB cable for configuration from a PC |
| Certification | CE |
Applications
Rescue and emergency services, environment, fire service, industrial safety, oil and gas — fast testing and calibration of QRAE II detectors.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
How quickly does the AutoRAE Lite perform a bump test and calibration?
The bump test takes about 12 seconds, and a full calibration about 2 minutes.
Which detectors does the AutoRAE Lite support?
Only QRAE II detectors (the rechargeable-battery version). Instruments powered by alkaline batteries are not supported.
Where does the AutoRAE Lite save results?
To a standard SD card, in text files that can be opened with any spreadsheet or text editor.
Brand & service
Honeywell — SafeTech is an authorized distributor and service station: selection, configuration, calibration and service of stations and detectors.
Why SafeTech
- 23 years of experience in gas detection (in business since 2003).
- Authorized distributor and authorized service station (incl. Honeywell).
- In-house service, calibration, certification and adjustment in Suchy Dwór near Gdynia — service across Poland.
- Training and technical support (SafeTech Safety Academy).
Availability & service — Gdynia and Tricity
Honeywell AutoRAE Lite — automatic bump-test and calibration station (QRAE II) — sales, selection, calibration and service in Gdynia (Suchy Dwór, on the border of Gdynia and the Kosakowo municipality). We serve the Tricity (Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia), Rumia, Reda, Wejherowo, the Pomerania region and all of Poland. Ask about a quote and availability.
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