MiniRAE 3000+ by Honeywell RAE Systems - Photoionization Detector for VOCs
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MiniRAE 3000+ by Honeywell RAE Systems - Photoionization Detector for VOCs
The MiniRAE 3000+ by Honeywell RAE Systems is an intrinsically safe, handheld VOC monitor designed for volatile organic compound detection in industrial hygiene, hazmat, environmental, and confined space applications. Using third-generation PID technology with a 10.6 eV lamp, it offers a measurement range of 0.1–15,000 ppm with a resolution of 0.1 ppm and a 3-second response time. Compatible with Honeywell Safety Suite software for data management. An optional 11.7 eV PID lamp upgrade is available and must be requested at the time of rental.
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$110.00
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$335.00
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What is the MiniRAE 3000+ used for?
It's a handheld photoionization detector (PID) used to screen for volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the field when you need immediate ppm-level feedback — leak checks, area surveys, and locating where VOCs are highest without waiting on lab samples.
What VOC measurement range does the MiniRAE 3000+ cover?
A detection range of 0 to 15,000 ppm, with a three-second response rate. Use that as your planning range when deciding whether this tool fits your expected concentrations.
Does the MiniRAE 3000+ correct for humidity and temperature?
Yes — it has integrated humidity and temperature sensors to correct for humid conditions. That's useful in hot, damp spaces where PID response can shift.
Is the MiniRAE 3000+ intrinsically safe?
Yes — it is intrinsically safe and housed in an IP67 waterproof case. Always confirm the site classification and follow your safety program before deploying into a classified area.
What does a PID actually measure?
A PID responds to many VOCs and gives a screening reading, not a lab identification. Use it to find hotspots and trends. If you need compound-specific identification, pair screening with a method that can speciate compounds.
MiniRAE 3000+ vs. a standard 4-gas monitor — which should I use?
Use a 4-gas monitor for personal protection hazards like oxygen, LEL, CO, and H2S. Use the MiniRAE 3000+ when VOCs are the concern and you need real-time VOC screening. They solve different problems and are often used together on the same job.
MiniRAE 3000+ vs. a compound-specific VOC monitor — what's the difference?
A PID screens total ionizable VOC response. A compound-specific monitor is used when you must separate one compound from background VOCs. If your decision depends on one specific compound, don't assume a general PID reading is specific enough — choose the instrument category that matches the requirement.
How much does it cost to rent the MiniRAE 3000+?
Listed rental rates are $110/day and $335/week. Pricing beyond two weeks is quoted — contact RAECO Rents.
Exposure Hazards This Equipment Detects
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
CAS:
N/A
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Updated on March 09, 2026
PEL TWA
N/A
REL TWA
N/A
TLV TWA
N/A
Features & Capabilities
| Calibration Certificate Available: | ✓ Yes |
| Datalogging: | ✓ Yes |
| Intrinsically Safe: | ✓ Yes |
Equipment Specifications
| Detection Method / Sensor Type: | Photoionization detector (PID); standard 10.6 eV lamp, optional 11.7 eV |
| Target Gas/Analyte: | Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) |
| Grade Library: | Correction factors for 350 toxic compounds |
| Measurement Range: | 0.1 to 15,000 ppm (10.6 eV lamp) |
| Response Time: | T90 < 3 seconds |
| Resolution: | 0.1 ppm |
| Accuracy: | ±3% at calibration point (10-2,000 ppm isobutylene) |
| Sample Flow Rate: | Internal pump, 500 cc/min; draws samples from up to 100 ft (30 m) |
| Alarm Features: | 95 dB buzzer and flashing LEDs for High, Low, STEL, TWA, and system faults |
| Intrinsically Safe Rating: | US/Canada: Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C, D |
| Data Storage Capacity: | Six months at 1-minute intervals (260,000 points) |
| Battery Run Time: | Up to 16 hours (rechargeable Li-ion); up to 12 hours (alkaline) |
| Size / Weight: | 10 x 3.0 x 2.5 in; 26 oz (738 g) |
Kit Contents
Manufacturer Resources
Documents
User manuals, safety guides, and technical documentation from the manufacturer:
- MiniRAE 3000 Manual PDF
- MiniRAE 3000 Quick Start Guide PDF
- MiniRAE 3000: What's in the box PDF
- RAE PID Correct Factors TN-106 PDF
- MiniRAE Datasheet PDF
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