Monitor and automatically log negative pressure in multiple rooms. If any room looses its negative pressure that room will turn red and optionally send a text if it remains out of spec for too long. Every person who glances at the display is part of the quality control system. And a complete record of the pressure in each room is kept. Charts can be seen on the display or computers. Current conditions can even be viewed with a browser.
The TV2 Negative Pressure Monitor accurately reports and logs pressure in:
| ISO 1 Cleanroom | ISO 2 Cleanroom | ISO 3 Cleanroom |
| ISO 4 Cleanroom | ISO 5 Cleanroom | ISO 6 Cleanroom |
| ISO 7 Cleanroom | ISO 8 Cleanroom | ISO 9 Cleanroom |
*Includes Class 1 Cleanroom, Class 2 Cleanroom, Class 3 Cleanroom, Class 4 Cleanroom
| Channels | 4 – Pressure “wg or hP |
| QuickCheck Display | 1. Real time pressure 2. Max/Min pressure since reset 3. Battery charge 4. Alarm enabled/disabled 5. Date and time 6. Last time data reviewed 7. Main Menu |
| Automatic Pressure Logging | 1/min to 1/day |
| Monitoring | Green text=safe Red text=unsafe |
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| Sample Interval | Every 5 seconds |
| Employee Data Review | Button on display |
| Calibration | Pressure (Auto Calibrate) |
| Characterization | Three-point calibration table for each sensor |
| Display Controls | Easy-Touch display responds to a finger touch |
| Data Storage Technique | Non-volatile memory stores 80,000 samples per sensor |
| Power | Via USB cable to PC or power adapter (90 to 240vac) |
| Battery Backup |
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| Output to PC | Local Area Network via wired Ethernet or WiFi |
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| LCD Pixels` | 488 horizontal x 270 vertical |
| Mounting | Wall or panel mount |
| Display Weight | 8 oz. |
| User settings | Via Easy-Touch display |
| LED Indicator | Green – AC power present Flashing green – taking sample Red – alert |
| Power Supply | UL listed |
| Monitor | FCC and CE mark |
| Environmental condition alerts | Visual indications: Green = safe Red =unsafe |
| Data logging interval | Between 1/min and 1/day |