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PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring

PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring - SKA/pm2.5

Measurement range: 0~1000μg/m³

• Accuracy: ±10μg/m³ (≤100μg/m³); ±10% of reading (>100μg/m³)

• Resolution: 1μg/m³

• Output signal: UART/RS485, optional 4-20mA

• Power supply: DC5V

• Operating temperature: -10℃~60℃

• Operating humidity: 0~95%RH (non-condensing)

• Protection rating: IP30

• Response time: ≤10s

• Warranty: 1 year

Product Model: SKA/pm2.5

Product Introduction

PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring - Product Overview
The PM2.5 dust sensor is a particulate matter detection device used for industrial workshop dust monitoring. Search keywords: PM2.5 dust sensor, industrial workshop dust monitoring, PM2.5 sensor. This sensor can continuously detect PM2.5, PM10, and total dust concentrations in the workshop, and is suitable for the metallurgy, building materials, chemical, and mechanical processing industries. In industrial workshop dust monitoring, the PM2.5 dust sensor can reflect dust concentration changes in real time, helping enterprises control dust pollution and protect employee health.

PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring - Working Principle
The PM2.5 dust sensor adopts the laser scattering principle. The sampled airflow introduces dust particles into the detection chamber. When particles pass through the laser beam, they generate scattered light, which is received by a photodetector and converted into electrical signals to calculate particulate matter concentration. In industrial workshop dust monitoring, the PM2.5 dust sensor has dustproof, moisture-proof, and anti-interference functions, supports RS485, Modbus, and 4-20mA outputs, and can be connected to PLC, DCS, and dust removal control systems. The sensor has a high protection rating and is suitable for harsh industrial environments.

PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring - Application Scenarios
The PM2.5 dust sensor is widely used in metallurgical workshops, building materials plants, chemical plants, mechanical processing workshops, and wood processing plants. In industrial workshop dust monitoring, the PM2.5 dust sensor can be installed near dust-generating equipment, in ventilation ducts, and along personnel inspection routes. The sensor can be linked with dust collectors, spray systems, and alarms to achieve automatic dust suppression and alarming. For large industrial workshops, the PM2.5 dust sensor can also form a multi-point monitoring network and upload data uniformly to the control room.

PM2.5 dust sensor Industrial workshop dust monitoring - Technical Advantages
The PM2.5 dust sensor has advantages such as high accuracy, fast response, and good stability. In industrial workshop dust monitoring, the PM2.5 dust sensor uses a long-life laser light source and anti-contamination optical design, making it suitable for long-term operation. The sensor supports remote calibration and fault self-diagnosis, making maintenance convenient. When selecting a PM2.5 dust sensor, attention should be paid to measurement range, accuracy, response time, output method, and protection rating to ensure it meets industrial workshop dust monitoring requirements.

Main Application Areas

  • Metallurgy — Monitoring particulate emissions during smelting and metal processing to ensure compliance with workplace safety standards.
  • Building Materials — Tracking dust levels in cement, ceramics, and glass manufacturing to maintain a safe production environment.
  • Chemical Industry — Detecting PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations in chemical plants to prevent hazardous dust exposure.
  • Machining — Real-time dust monitoring in grinding, cutting, and polishing operations to protect workers and equipment.

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