Accurate, Dependable Continuous Monitoring for Electrostatic Charge Build-Up Detection
Advanced Energy’s Monroe 177A offers accurate and dependable continuous monitoring of the critical points in a facility to detect electrostatic charge build-up.
- Four-channel static monitor detects static levels in one to four locations up to 1000 feet away
- Monitor Console Temperature Range: 15 to 45°C (59 to 113°F)
- User Selectable Analog Outputs: ±10 V, 0 to 5 V (2.5 V, ±2.5 V full scale) or optional 4 to 20 mA
Overview
The MonroeTM 177A serves as a full-time, plant-wide automatic static build-up monitor. As static levels surpass a preset value, beyond which there may be a danger to personnel or possible disruption or destruction to the process or product, an initial warning is triggered and the process is allowed to continue. If the problem is rectified, the warning returns to a normal state. If the condition persists and the static level exceeds a second more crucial value, an alarm is activated and terminates the process until corrective action is taken and the system is reset.
Benefits
- Detect static levels in as many as four locations up to 1000 feet away
- Configure built-in dual level alarms programmable via front panel, PC, or PLC
- Cascade up to 32 units via RS485 providing 128 sensor locations
- Use the simple GUI interface for set-up and control Increase dependability with password security
Features
- Intrinsically safe sensor operation (with optional barriers) in explosive atmospheres
- Accurate and drift-free measurement including ionized environments
- Provides analog outputs and control via RS232/485 and front panel PLC compatible using
- Modbus protocol fail-safe relay configuration
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Performance
Monitor Console Temperature Range
+15 to +45°C
Accuracy
±3% of full-scale at analog outputs
±3% of full-scale, ±2% counts
+0.3 counts/0C at front panel metersRS232/485 Control
Channel status, channel disable/enable, group control
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Mechanical
Dimensions
1.75 x 19 x 11 in (4.45 x 48.26 x 27.9 cm), mounts in a standard 19 in rack
Weight
Approx. 9 lb
Power Requirements
90 to 260 VAC, 47-60 Hz; 13 W max