Graywolf 6-Channel GW3016 Particle Counter Kit
PC-GW6-KIT includes hardshell carrying case, mobile PC interface card and WolfSense PPC (or LAP) Software for interface to mobile PCs.
Features & Benefits:
- View / Log 6 Particle Sizes Simultaneously
- 0.3 - 25 µm
- 0.1 CFM (2.9 LPM) Flow Rate
- Optional µg/m3 Concentration Mode
- Touch Screen Interface
- Removable / Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
- Optional Temperature/Relative Humidity Probe
- Internal Audible Alarm
- On-board Memory (stores 3,000 samples)
- Belt clip for walk-thru surveys or attachment to WolfPackTM Area Monitors
- 2-Year Warranty
- Supplied with GrayWolf’s WolfSense® PC Software for data download and analysis
- Optional WolfSense ARG Automated Report Generation Software
- Interfaces to GrayWolf’s DirectSense®, WolfPack and AdvancedSenseTM Systems for Enhanced Logging and Expanded Features
- Easy to Use (User-Friendly Interface)
- Expands your GrayWolf DirectSense, WolfPack, and AdvancedSense parameters
- Low Cost of Ownership
Use the GW-3016 as a stand-alone particle counter, plug it into a mobilecomputer or into a sophisticated WolfPack/AdvancedSense system for simultaneous connection with GrayWolf’s DirectSense probes.
- Ergonomically designed and lightweight, the GrayWolf GW3016 is the most advanced handheld particle counter on the market.
- Easily download data from the GW3016 using the included WolfSense PC Software to create high quality trend/bar graphs/tables, use WolfSense’s advanced organizational features or simply export to Microsoft Excel®.
- Optionally add Advanced Report Generator software for extremely efficient, automated reporting of particle count data.
- Offering 6 channels of simultaneous particle counting, the GW3016 displays both cumulative and differential particle count data on its easy-to-read 3.8” (9.65 cm) touch screen.
- Alternate displayed/logged readings from particle counts to approximate mass concentration (µg/m3) with the optional model GW-3016A.
- Monitor particulate levels even in those “hard-to-reach” areas where two-handed operation is unsafe.

