Farnell has signed a new distribution agreement with Piera Systems to sell the Intelligent Particle Sensor (“IPS”) family of particle sensors.
These sensors offer precision at a low cost and are designed for easy integration, making them a viable option for deployment in various environments such as offices, hospitals, schools and more.
The focus on monitoring air quality has grown as the world continues to grapple with the impacts of the pandemic and the urgency of addressing climate change.
Indoor air quality has direct and substantial effects on human health, from loss of productivity to causing serious diseases.
The smallest particles, less than 1 micron in size, are the most dangerous as they are readily absorbed into the bloodstream.
Piera’s IPS sensors are independently certified to detect these sub-micron particles to PM.01.
The are -optoelectronic particulate sensors use photon counting readout technology.
The IPS sensor is able to acquire and read data while also identifying particulates based on size. It comes in three models (Series 3, 5, and 7), each with a different number of output bins.
The adjustable sensitivity control allows for superior accuracy and versatility.
