Detects all dust types
Relay alarm output
Usable in clean gas and any metallic dust channels

Very simple and fast retrofitting
Immediate detection of filter damages
Simple commissioning (Plug & Play)

Excellent price / performance ratio
Easily expandable to 4 … 20 mA output (trend signal) with optional DRC

Aluminium
Cement
Chemistry
Electronics
Extraction
Fertilizer

Food
Glass
Granite
Mills
Products of carbon
Quartz sand

Wood
Metal
Building materials
Power plant
Surface purification
Automotive

Application examples:

Filter damage monitoring of metal grinding dust

Monitoring of air quality

Filter damage monitoring of cement dust

Filter damage monitoring of washing powder

Filter damage monitoring of filter dust

Filter damage monitoring in clean gas channel

Filter damage monitoring of filter dust

Dust filter damage monitoring on clean gas site

Dust monitoring on feed lines in chemical industry

Can be used in metal channels
Operational range: starts at dust volumes of 0.1 mg/m3

Sensor Technical Data
Measurement objects	Solid particles in a gas flow
Measurement range	From 0.1 mg/m³
Process temperature	Max. 140 °C (higher temperature on request)
Ambient temperature	– 20 . . . + 60 °C
Pressure	Max. 2 bar
Gas velocity	Min. 4 m/s
Humidity	95 % RH (non-condensing)
Principle	Electrodynamic technology
Damping time	1 s
Output signals	1 Alarm output, potential-free, NO/NC
Sensor rod	Total length: 260 mm, length of stainless steel rod: approx. 194 mm
Enclosure	Aluminium
Using in Ex-zones	Cat. 3 G/D (zone 2 gas / zone 22 dust)
Protection category	IP65
Power supply	24 ± 10 % V DC
Power consumption	1 W
Electrical connection	• screw-type / terminal box • M12 connector (optional)
Assembly	Via ½“ thread or Tri-Clamp connection
Weight	Approx. 0.7 kg

Determination of the installation location:
The best installation height for the sensor in a channel or a pipeline is located in an area in which the particles are subject to an even distribution and with constant speed. In an ideal case, the channel or pipeline will run horizontally or vertically, and installations such as curves, flaps or sliders should have a minimum distance of 5 times the pipeline diameter in every flow direction to the sensor rod . The Dusty has to be installed in a metal channel to achieve sufficient shielding against electric influences from the outside and good earthing. For non-metallic lines, a sheath made of metal, or in the form of a metal foil or a fine-mesh metal net with a length of approx. 5 times the pipe diameter around the measurement area of the line must be installed.

The Dusty is to be installed in a position where the gas flow hits the sensor rod at an angle of 90°.
In pipelines with a round profile, the Dusty can be installed in any position above the horizontal axis (betw. 9 and 3 o’clock).
The installation in pipelines with a square profile, the pipelines can be installed on the top or in the side, in the middle respectively.
Even if the sensor is not impaired in its function through vibration, strong vibrations should be avoided.
The electronics should not be exposed to any direct sunlight or used in areas with an ambient temperature of more than 55 °C.
The sensor rod may not come into contact with the opposite pipeline wall or any other installation! For this, the length of the sensor can be reduced to a minimum length of 100 mm.

Installation of the sensor:
First the G 1/2’’ internal thread bushing is welded onto the pipeline at the selected installation location. Then the Dusty is firmly screwed in using the external thread until there is a leak-proof connection to the process. Screwing in too tightly, due to possible damage to the sensor or electronics, as well as an opening of socket screw in the external thread for the turning of the head due to possible tearing off the cable from the circuit board are to be avoided.