E-Cal System
from Draeger Safety

Simply place your Draeger Pac III, Pac Ex 2, MiniWarn or X-am and X-am 7000 instruments in the calibration modules and click the "Go" button on the screen. The E-Cal system open the gas cylinders, delivers the gas to the instruments, reads the concentration, makes the appropriate adjustments, records the calibration results and exhausts the gas from the station. Whether you are calibrating or bump testing 1 or 10 instruments in the E-Cal station, it is always that easy.

The functions performed by the "Go" button are configurable. Many parameters can be adjusted to fit your individual needs. You tell the E-Cal system whether to download recorded information, the acceptable limits on a bump test, whether to calibrate if a bump test fails, and other parameters. Once you set the parameters to your requirements, all the actions are completed at the click of a button.

Improve the accuracy and eliminate human errors from your calibration and documentation procedures. The computer control through the CC-Vision software manages all aspects of calibration documentation. This means that the calibration is consistently done to Draeger's factory specified procedures and you are assured that all sensors and the instrument are functioning within specifications. You are assured that documentation is done correctly every time and that there are no recording errors.

The CC-Vision software is also able to make adjustments to the operating parameters of your instruments. You can change alarm levels, calibration intervals, data logging parameters and all other user-configured functions of your instruments with the click of a button.

Efficient Calibration

One of the outstanding features of the E-Cal System is that it performs calibration on up to 10 instruments at a time! Full calibration (zero and span) of 10 MiniWarn Monitor with 4 sensors each (40 total sensors) takes about 15 minutes to complete. That time also includes complete documentation and filing of the entire procedure. There are no time consuming set-up routines before each calibration. Just simply drop the monitors in the calibration module and press the "Go" button. You don't even need to turn the calibration gas cylinders on and off with our demand flow regulators. A fleet of 40 instruments can be completely serviced in less than 1 hour!

Economical Calibration

Save time, calibration supplies and money with the E-Cal system. The faster simultaneous calibration procedure means that you will be using less calibration gas. The demand style regulator used with the E-Cal system means that the cylinder is only activated when the gas is needed.

Effortless Documentation

The E-Cal records every calibration, bump test and data logging session, complete with dates, times, serial numbers and more for every instrument in your workplace. The CC-Vision software that controls the E-Cal system perform all of these function as well. You can search your database by instrument, serial number, sensor used, instrument ID, required calibration data or other parameters. Search with multiple parameters for an even more exact detail.

The E-Cal system is ideal for service areas that are governed by ISO or other management systems that require documentation of calibration. The automatic documentation also covers you for regulatory compliance and liability protection purposes.

Expandable Calibration System

The modular construction of the E-Cal station makes it flexible to meet your specific needs. Once you have the E-Cal system, you can add more instrument modules as your pool of gas detection instruments grows or changes. Pac III, Pac Ex 2, MiniWarn or X-am and X-am 7000 modules can be mixed within a single system and up to 10 instrument modules can be linked to a single Master Station. The Master Station is capable of accepting up to 6 or 12 different gas cylinders, so additional calibration gases or concentrations can be added when needed. Users with smaller quantities of instruments can start out with as little as a single E-Cal module. Each calibration module is intelligent and a single module can operate independently of the Master Station.