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Overview

The Precis-Ion™ Air Ion Counter Model AIC3Pro is a Gerdien condenser air ion meter. During

operation, a blower draws air through the top of the meter, and the electrical charge from air ions

(charged air molecules) is measured. The air ion count is calculated and displayed.

Charging the AIC3Pro:

The AIC3Pro's rechargeable 2000mAh Li battery typically provides 7 hours of continuous operation.

The meter may be charged with the supplied USB charger. The meter may also be charged via a

USB port on a PC, laptop, or USB power pack. The meter can be operated indefinitely while

charging. Typical charge time for a depleted battery is 4 to 5 hours.

Power and Battery Status

Indicator Examples

Do not use plastics, adhesives,

labels, or stickers near the intake

or in front of the meter.

Non-conductive materials

(such as plastics) or ungrounded

conductive materials near the

intake or between the meter and

the ion source can build up

a static charge which will prevent

correct ion measurements

Air outlet and intake must be

unrestricted

USB C Port

Battery Powered, 100% Remaining

Battery Powered, 33% Remaining

USB Powered, Battery Charging

USB Powered, Battery Charging Completed

The Static Shield:

Use of this shield is optional.

The shield minimizes electric field

interference when measuring ions

at low levels. To use it, simply slide

the shield over the top of the meter

until it seats firmly. This shield must

be removed when measuring high

ion levels near an air ion generator

or anytime the count exceeds

2 million/cc. Use of the shield when

measuring high counts can result in

a reduced (false) ion count. Note,

this shield is semiconductive. Any

ono conductive material near the

meters intake create measurement

problems.

Extreme Temperatures

Built-in safety precautions prevent battery

charging at temperatures below 0C°/32F°

or above 45C°/113F°. If charging is

attempted at these extremes, the meter

will display a notice that charging cannot

begin until the temperature of the meter is

brought within battery charging safety

limits.