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Air Particulate Sensor for Ventilation Systems

Monitor smoke and airborne particulates with the new PMX sensor. The PMX Particulate Monitor can be used in many applications to detect change in light transmission caused by smoke, dust and other airborne particulates.

PMX Particulate Monitor

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APPLICATIONS:

  • Demand control kitchen ventilation (DCKV)
  • Ventilation systems
  • Commercial cooking hoods
  • Factory venting
  • Exhaust systems
  • Environmental monitoring

HOW IT WORKS:

The transmitter is mounted up to 30 feet from the receiver module, then aligned to focus the light onto the receiver. The illumination level is adjusted for the distance and light transmission range necessary for the specific application.

FEATURES:

  • 2 digit display of signal strength for quick and easy system integration
  • PNP/NPN output with automatic selection
  • 0-5 V analog output for remote monitoring

STYLES:

  • Circuit board only configuration for OEM applications
  • NEMA 4X housings to protect the components while providing a high quality, durable window for light transmission measurement

The PMX Particulate Monitor provides a cost effective solution to log light transmission variations and take action, such as activating exhaust fans, in industrial and commercial ventilation applications.

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