Concept OPL 100S Smoke Density / Opacity Monitoring System

Opacity & Optical Density measurement
Double pass technology, dual outputs & alarms
Push button calibration & testing
Total system package and complete range of accessories
Optional oxygen sensor output

The Concept OPL 100 unit is designed to measure the density of smoke, dust, mist or fog between a given area. The system is low maintenance, double pass, dual beam transmissometer that consists of a transceiver (transmitter / receiver), and a passive retroreflector module. These components are stack mounted which are then interfaced with the control unit. The transceiver produces an electronically modulated and collimated light beam which is projected across the given area to a retroreflector that returns the beam back to the transceiver where the light beam intensity is measured by a measurement detector (MD). This detector will only measure the modulated light and is not affected by the presence of stray or artificial light.

The only two options available from current technologies for density measurement are Opacity and Optical Density - the Concept OPL 100 offers both.

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