Product Introduction

The dust online monitor is based on the principle of light scattering to collect information on particulate matter concentration, capable of simultaneously monitoring PM10, PM2.5, and TSP. It continuously and automatically monitors particulate matter in different environmental areas without supervision and transmits the monitoring data to the control center via 4G wireless networks, enabling the analysis and processing of dust data. It can interface with large system platforms such as digital city management, smart cities, digital construction sites, smart environmental protection, and the Internet of Things.

Features

【Parameter Monitoring】Uses an embedded main control system, with options for single or simultaneous monitoring of PM2.5, PM10, and TSP;

【Outdoor Display】Equipped with an outdoor LED display system for on-site real-time data presentation;

【Alarm Display】Operates 24/7 year-round, with optional photoelectric alarm functionality for data exceeding standards;

【Video Monitoring】High-definition video dome camera for evidence collection during exceedances; dust and noise signals are superimposed on the video feed to dynamically display real-time values;

【Parameter Expansion】Supports expansion for meteorological signals such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, wind direction, and outdoor sub-display systems, enabling comprehensive environmental monitoring;

【Modular Design】Functional units are modularly designed for easy customization according to needs and simplified maintenance;

Technical Parameters

Dust Measurement Parameters: PM2.5 and PM10 dual-channel synchronous monitoring or TSP single monitoring;

Dust Measurement Range: 0.001-10 mg/m3 or 0-30 mg/m3 (pump suction type);

Resolution: 1 μg/m3;

Sampling Time: 5 seconds;

Data Storage Average Cycle: 60 seconds;

Minimum Response Particle Size: 0.5 μm;

Measurement Indication Error: ±20%;

Transmission Method: 4G/Wired;

Device Dimensions: 1020 mm * 540 mm; Pole Height: 3000 mm;

Power Supply Voltage: 220V;

Application Scenarios

Construction sites, industrial parks, road traffic, storage yards and docks, concrete mixing stations, urban functional areas, etc.