Sintrol DUMO Ambient Air Dust Monitor
Continuous dust monitor that helps protect workers against particulate exposure and explosions caused by dust.
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- Fast response time for immediate detection
- ATEX rated version available
- Beacon alarms to ensure protection of workers
- Multiple comms options allowing site systems integration
- Suitable for harsh environments needed in high dust applications
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Combustible dust and particulate exposure are both major threats in the workplace, and the Dumo provides a great solution for detecting and monitoring these.
The Dumo monitors fugitive dust in ambient air using inductive electrification, a technology that Sintrol has been involved with since 1993. The device will detect particulates as small as 0.3 microns while still measuring concentrations up to 6 g/m3. This makes the Dumo ideal for use within industrial and processing applications where optical systems are often not suitable. Use examples include:
- Early detection, and subsequent warning of a combustible dust atmosphere
- Identification of leaks and monitoring for process optimisation
- Protecting workers against particulate exposure
When high dust levels are detected by the instrument, an optional alarm can be triggered to notify operating personnel or automatically shut-off certain equipment, ensuring that your worker safety is paramount.
Installation is simple with several calibration methods to choose from and 4 – 20 mA output as standard to enable integration with existing site systems. The Dumo is also available in an ATEX certified configuration approved for installation in EX zones 21, 22, 1 and 2.
EMS can provide advice, installation and system integration for the Dumo throughout the UK and Ireland.
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