The Thermo Scientific Scientific Model ADR1500 Dust Monitor utilizes the highly sensitive light-scattering photometer (nephelometer) technology as used in the Thermo Scientific Scientific„ pDR series. The intensity of the light scattered by airborne particles passing through the sensing chamber is linearly proportional to their concentration. This optical configuration produces optimal response to particles, providing continuous measurements of the concentrations of airborne particles for total particulate and cut-points ranging from PM10 down to PM1.The ADR1500 incorporates a temperature and relative humidity (RH) sensor coupled with an internal heater to mitigate the positive bias with elevated ambient RH. Additionally, the flow control is truly volumetric and is maintained through digital feedback of the onboard barometric pressure sensor, temperature sensor and calibrated differential pressure across a precision orifice. The principles of true volumetric flow, as incorporated by the ADR1500, result in an accurate sample volume and precise particle cut-point.Additional Information:The measured concentration of particulate matter is displayed in real-time on the two-line LCD readout displayAdditional values can be displayed: run start time and date, time averaged concentrations, elapsed run time and many moreFlexible power capabilities allow the ADR1500 to operate on AC (100-240 VAC), external DC (12-24 VDC) or an internal batteryCommunications options are available for USB, RS-232, analog and wireless capabilityCompact and durable instrument is ready for rapid deployment and unattended operationA top-mounted handle allows for easy transport and installation with mounting options available for wall, post or tripod locations
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