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Aurora 2000 PM2.5 Correlating Nephelometer

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Specifications

Weight 11.2 kg
Dimensions 170 x 700 x 215 mm
Operating voltage 12 VDC (incl 110 - 240 VAC 50/60 Hz power supply converter)
Calibration Span gas available for CO2 SF6 FM-200 R-12 R-22 R-134 or a user defined gas
Light Source Stable LED light source (US patent 7671988)
Operating Temperature - 20 to 45 Degree C
Power Consumption 13 W nominal 45 W with heater active
Ranges 0 - 2000 g/m3 & 0 - 20000 Mm-1
Flow Rate 5 l/min with default blower. Higher flow can be obtained using the external pump option (e.g. in case of common inlet)
Wavelength 450 nm (blue) 525 nm (green) or 635 nm (red)
Altitude 2000 m.
Measured parameters g/m3 & sScat
Lower detectable limit 3 g/m3 (Less Than 0.3 Mm-1) (60 second averaged data)
Secondary measurements Sample air temperature relative humidity (RH) barometric pressure & enclosure temperature
Operating RH 10 to 95 %
Optics Reference light source measurement

Key Features

  • Enables real-time PM2.5 concentration measurement in conjunction with a Spirant™ BAM
  • 12V DC (110-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz power converter included) 13 watts nominal, 45 watts max
Reference ACJMS Category Nephelometer Brand Acoem

Product Details

The Aurora 2000 PM Correlating Nephelometer is part of the new generation nephelometers using a single wavelength and a BETA monitor to measure aerosol light scattering and derive particulate concentrations.The Aurora 2000 enables the calculation of a correlation factor based on a PM2.5 reference method which is then used to derive every minute PM2.5 concentrations along with the usual light scattering. The correction factor can be entered manually or automatically derived from hourly averages from a continuous PM2.5 monitor.

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