Air Particulate Sampler for Occupational Health Monitoring
Product model: HM-H2


Product model: HM-H2
Occupational health professionals, industrial hygienists, and environmental compliance officers face a critical challenge in workplace air quality monitoring: temperature fluctuations during extended sampling periods can significantly alter absorption efficiency in gaseous pollutant sampling, leading to underestimated or overestimated exposure concentrations. Traditional ambient air samplers without temperature control allow the absorption solution temperature to drift with ambient conditions, introducing measurement uncertainty that directly affects compliance decisions and worker health protection.
The HM-H2 constant temperature and constant flow air particulate sampler from HM Instruments directly addresses this problem. By integrating a thermostatic gaseous sampling channel with a particulate collection channel in one instrument, it maintains stable absorption solution temperature throughout the entire sampling period — from one minute to 99 hours 59 minutes — ensuring that SO2, NOx, and other gaseous pollutant concentrations reflect true workplace exposure levels rather than artifacts of temperature variation.
The particulate sampling channel delivers flow from 10 to 130 L/min with accuracy better than ±2.0%, supporting TSP, PM10, and PM2.5 collection with appropriate cutting heads — essential for respirable dust assessment in mining, construction, and manufacturing environments. Flow stability better than ±2.0% across both channels guarantees consistent volumetric accuracy for defensible exposure data. The instrument automatically measures pre-gauge temperature and pressure, computing standard condition sampling volume without manual correction — reducing operator error and improving data quality for regulatory submissions.
Operating noise below 60 dB(A) allows deployment in occupied workspaces without disrupting normal operations. The dual power supply — AC220V ±10% 50Hz for fixed-site monitoring or DC29.4V/5A for field surveys — provides flexibility across monitoring scenarios. At approximately 4.0 kg with dimensions of 165 × 330 × 275 mm, the HM-H2 is easily transported between monitoring locations. Power consumption below 100W supports energy-efficient continuous operation. Fully compliant with HJ/T 376-2007 for 24-hour constant temperature automatic continuous ambient air sampling, the HM-H2 at $814 delivers professional-grade thermostatic sampling capability for occupational health and public health monitoring applications.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | HM-H2 |
| Type | Constant temperature / constant flow |
| Core configuration | Constant temp/flow atmospheric + particulate |
| Particulate sampling flow | (10~130) L/min |
| Particulate flow accuracy | Better than ±2.0% |
| Constant temp/flow gaseous channel | Thermostatic absorption sampling |
| Flow stability | Better than ±2.0% |
| Pre-gauge pressure | (-35~35) kPa |
| Pre-gauge pressure accuracy | Better than ±2.5% |
| Atmospheric pressure | (50~110) kPa |
| Atmospheric pressure accuracy | Better than ±500 Pa |
| Sampling time | 1 min ~ 99 h 59 min |
| Sampling time accuracy | Better than ±0.2% |
| Noise | <60 dB(A) |
| Power supply | AC220V ±10% 50Hz or DC29.4V/5A |
| Power consumption | <100W |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 165 × 330 × 275 mm |
| Weight | Approximately 4.0 kg |
| Applicable standard | HJ/T 376-2007 |
In gaseous pollutant sampling using absorption solutions, temperature variations directly affect absorption efficiency — higher temperatures reduce gas solubility, leading to underestimation of exposure concentrations. The HM-H2's thermostatic control maintains stable absorption solution temperature throughout the sampling period, ensuring that measured concentrations accurately reflect true workplace exposure levels. This is particularly critical for compliance monitoring where underestimation could leave workers unprotected, or overestimation could trigger unnecessary operational restrictions. Non-thermostatic samplers may produce results that vary by 5-15% depending on ambient temperature fluctuations during the sampling period.
Yes. The HM-H2 is designed for dual-purpose deployment. For workplace monitoring, it samples SO2, NOx, and particulates at breathing zone height or fixed indoor locations to assess occupational exposure. For ambient air monitoring, it complies with HJ/T 376-2007 for 24-hour continuous outdoor sampling at network stations. The constant temperature feature is equally valuable in both contexts — indoor environments with heating or cooling systems, and outdoor stations experiencing diurnal temperature swings. The dual power supply (AC mains or DC battery) supports both fixed-station and portable field deployment.
The HM-H2's particulate sampling channel operates at 10 to 130 L/min with accuracy better than ±2.0%. When fitted with the appropriate cutting head, it collects TSP (total suspended particulates), PM10 (inhalable particles), and PM2.5 (respirable particles). For occupational health, PM4 and PM2.5 fractions are most relevant for respirable dust assessment in mining and construction. For ambient monitoring, PM10 and PM2.5 are the standard regulatory fractions. The wide flow range accommodates different cutting head requirements without compromising flow accuracy.
The HM-H2 incorporates power failure data protection that automatically saves all sampling data when power is interrupted. Upon power restoration, the instrument resumes sampling from the point of interruption without losing previously collected data or breaking the sampling time continuity. This is essential for 24-hour compliance monitoring where data gaps would invalidate the sampling period and require repetition. The dual power supply also allows seamless switching between AC mains and DC battery to maintain continuous operation during planned power interruptions.
Regulatory standards for air quality monitoring specify strict flow stability requirements because flow rate directly determines the volume of air drawn through the collection medium, which in turn determines the calculated concentration. A flow stability of better than ±2.0% means the HM-H2 maintains consistent volumetric sampling within tight tolerances, ensuring that reported concentrations are accurate and defensible in regulatory submissions. Poor flow stability in non-thermostatic samplers can introduce systematic errors that accumulate over extended sampling periods, potentially leading to compliance failures or false passes — both of which have serious consequences for worker protection and legal liability.
Yes. The HM-H2's own operating noise is below 60 dB(A), which means it does not contribute significantly to ambient noise levels in typical industrial settings (usually 70-90 dB). More importantly, the instrument's measurement performance is not affected by ambient noise — flow measurement, pressure sensing, and temperature control operate independently of acoustic conditions. The 7-inch touchscreen display remains readable under industrial lighting conditions, and the dual button/touch operation accommodates operators wearing protective gloves.
The HM-H2 continuously measures pre-gauge temperature and pressure, along with atmospheric pressure, during sampling. Using these real-time measurements, it automatically converts the sampled volume to standard conditions (0℃, 101.325 kPa or 25℃, 101.325 kPa depending on the applicable standard). This eliminates the need for manual correction using tables or formulas — a common source of error in field sampling programs. The result is directly usable for regulatory reporting and exposure calculation, streamlining the compliance workflow from field data collection to report submission.
















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