Particle Counter Airnet II - 301, 501, 510 and 510XR
The Airnet particle sensors model 301, 501, 510 and 510XR are now available with an option that allows for communication via an OPC server. OPC (OLE for Process Control) is an industry standard created with the collaboration of a number of leading worldwide automation and hardware/software suppliers working in cooperation with Microsoft. The organization that manages this standard is the OPC Foundation. With the addition of the OPC communications option to the Airnet particle sensors, installation costs are reduced for customers who have already have an OPC system in their facility.
- Real-time monitoring of defect-causing particles
- Proven technology provides reliable and accurate data
- Users can react immediately to particle contamination events
Increase Productivity
- Low-cost solution for multipoint particle monitoring
- Interfaces with Facility Net and Pharmaceutical Net software for comprehensive management of cleanroom conditions
- System validation documentation available
Cost-Effective
- Small footprint and flexible mounting options make it easy to install in cleanrooms and mini environments
- Easy to clean/wipe down; designed to minimize particle traps
- Rugged, chemical-resistant, ESD-compatible KYDEX® casing
- Diode laser reduces maintenance
- Optional XR coating protects sensor against corrosive or oxidizing vapors
- Optional OPC communications for broader installation capability
Features & Benefits
- Compact
- Sizing sensitivities from 0.2-5.0 microns
- Sample flow rates at 0.1 and 1.0 CFM
- Compliant with JIS accuracy standards
- Status indicators
- Smooth, durable exterior
- Ethernet or 4-20 mA ou
Applications
- Cleanroom particle monitoring
- Dedicated particle monitoring of critical locations
- Trend analysis
- Statistical process control
- Multi-location particle counting
Literature
Airnet II Brochure 537Kb- EUGMP Annex-1 Update 2008 392Kb
- FMS Planning & Installation 489Kb
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