ZN-PD50-SU Omron, ZN-PD50-SU Datasheet - Page 2

• Manufacturer Part Number: ZN-PD50-SU
• Description: Air Particle Sensor
• Manufacturer: Omron
• Series: ZNr

Specifications of ZN-PD50-SU

• Tool Type: Particle Sensor
• Lead Free Status / Rohs Status: Lead free / RoHS Compliant
• For Use With/related Products: Air Quality

Particle/contamination
Real-time Monitoring
Measurement accuracy to rival a particle counter?
The Particle Sensor generates air flow of 2.83 liters per minute through a combination of
fully rectified internal design and high-suction fan. Measurement accuracy is close to
that of a particle counter, thanks to Omron laser-optic design technology as used in
high-precision displacement sensors.
Low-maintenance design
for continuous measurement
The maintenance workload is reduced substantially
through a combination of long-lasting fan construc-
tion and intermittent laser mode designed to
prolong the life span of the laser. Maintenance
costs are also much lower since the Particle Sensor
does not need an external pump which tends to
require frequent replacement.
Thinking of upgrading from manual fixed-point particle measurement in your clean
environment to a continuous monitoring solution?
The ZN-PD03-S Particle Sensor (Particle Type) provides continuous high-precision
monitoring at a very low set-up cost.
It is ideal for traceability and fault analysis and substantially reduces labor expenses.
Intake air is irradiated with laser light
and the level of scattered light from
particles is measured.
Combines high-precision measurement
with continuous monitoring
Measurement data is used for trend analysis and
early detection of problems
Supports trigger input as well as two-stage alarm and
error outputs.Can be configured to begin measurement
as required in response to trigger input and to generate
alarms in accordance with monitoring levels.
Input/output
LAN Port
terminals
Cleanliness levels varied in a CLASS 100 (approx.) environment
using FFU air flow control.
Particle sensor measurements taken via scaling.
Typical air cleanliness readings from different types
of measuring devices
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
0:00
ZN-PD-S
Connects readily to Ethernet hub for
0:10
ZN-PD-S detects fluctuations
in cleanliness even in very
clean environments
Particle counter
networking with computers
0:20
Multi-point continuous monitoring in clean room
Examples of use
Time (hr:min)
EtherNet hub
0:30
LAN
0:40
Conventional particle sensor
0:50
1:00
In Class
Top
1:10
Recommended: SYSMAC CS/CJ series
Ethernet unit (Omron)
Connect to PLC to create an independent
low-energy system tailored to the
production environment.
Particle
Model ZN-PD03-S
Computer
Simultaneous real-time sensing
0.3
PLC
or
µm
Trend monitoring of manufacturing equipment
0.5
measurement type
Visual representation of particle volumes makes
it easier to identify trends for faster analysis!
Also handles time-consuming tasks such as
data storage and collation.
Production-Environments Visualizer (PC software)
µm
Option
Model ZN-SW11-S
1.0
µm
Management with
Optimized Quality
Two valuable
Models!
Dust
Model ZN-PD50-S
Scalable to particle diameter size
Simultaneous real-time sensing
5
Shows hourly and daily trends at a glance-ideal
for early detection of problems.
(
10
Real-time analysis of
)
µm
measurement data
measurement type
20
(
30
Max./min./average values
)
µm
50
µm
Pop-up alarm window
Pop-up windows provide immediate notification of
alarms to enable a rapid response.
Diagram layout of equipment
Trend monitoring in cell manufacturing production line
and measuring devices
Efficient measurement of
falling dust
Examples of use
The combination of a powerful fan and
a funnel-shaped air intake efficiently
captures falling dust. A built-in filter
prevents large dust particles from
entering the system and causing
internal blockages. The filter is simple
to replace.
Measure dust levels and identify dust
sources with a single unit
Ambient Dust
Real-time Monitoring
Foreign matter in the production environment can affect the quality of finished products.
Perhaps your production environment is affected by dust? The largest form of particles,
typically carried by human operators and generated by machinery.
The ZN-PD50-S Particle Sensor (Dust measurement type) provides the most simple
and effective solution yet for monitoring dust levels.
ALL NEW
Filter
Two display modes
Dust Catcher feature to
identify dust sources
Double-sided tape on the pull-out Trap Box
captures dust particles. The dust can then be
analyzed under a microscope to determine
the source.
Select required log data and convert to CSV file
format. Direct import into Excel file format is also
available.
Dust monitoring on paint process
Convert selected data to
Excel format
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Trap Box