APM10
APM10 is a digital particle detection sensor designed based on the laser scattering principle, also known as PM2.5 sensor. It is capable of detecting particles in the size range of 0.3 microns to 10 microns. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including air purifiers, fresh air systems, air quality monitoring equipment, air conditioners and portable detectors.
Using laser technology, the APM10 detects the number of particles of different sizes in the air, distinguishes between PM2.5 and PM10, and realizes accurate monitoring of indoor air quality. It is an excellent sensor for detecting airborne particles.
| Supply Voltage | DC：4.75~5.25V |
| Operating current | 50~100mA |
| Particle size | 0.3~10μm |
| Particle Concentration | 0~1000μg/m3 |
| Data Update Period | 1s |
| Lifetime | ＞3Years |
| Operating Temperature | -10~+50℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -30~+70℃ |
Particle sensors are installed in rooms to monitor PM2.5 concentration changes in real time, and when the concentration is too high, the air purifier is automatically activated or the user is prompted to open the windows for ventilation to improve indoor air quality.
Arrange particulate matter sensors in the construction site area, when the monitored dust concentration exceeds the standard, it will send an alarm to the construction workers, reminding them to take protective measures such as wearing dust masks.
Utilizing particulate sensors to test the emissions of particulate pollutants in the exhaust of automobiles, assess the pollution level of vehicles, and use them for environmental protection inspections.
Combined with the smoke detection alarm system, when the particulate sensor detects an increase in the concentration of smoke particles, it determines that a fire has occurred and triggers a fire alarm.
Placed at the airflow input of air purifier, it automatically adjusts the speed of the purifying fan according to the particle concentration data to optimize the air purification effect.
APM10 is a digital particle detection sensor designed based on the laser scattering principle, also known as PM2.5 sensor. It is capable of detecting particles in the size range of 0.3 microns to 10 microns. It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including air purifiers, fresh air systems, air quality monitoring equipment, air conditioners and portable detectors.
Using laser technology, the APM10 detects the number of particles of different sizes in the air, distinguishes between PM2.5 and PM10, and realizes accurate monitoring of indoor air quality. It is an excellent sensor for detecting airborne particles.
| Supply Voltage | DC：4.75~5.25V |
| Operating current | 50~100mA |
| Particle size | 0.3~10μm |
| Particle Concentration | 0~1000μg/m3 |
| Data Update Period | 1s |
| Lifetime | ＞3Years |
| Operating Temperature | -10~+50℃ |
| Storage Temperature | -30~+70℃ |
Particle sensors are installed in rooms to monitor PM2.5 concentration changes in real time, and when the concentration is too high, the air purifier is automatically activated or the user is prompted to open the windows for ventilation to improve indoor air quality.
Arrange particulate matter sensors in the construction site area, when the monitored dust concentration exceeds the standard, it will send an alarm to the construction workers, reminding them to take protective measures such as wearing dust masks.
Utilizing particulate sensors to test the emissions of particulate pollutants in the exhaust of automobiles, assess the pollution level of vehicles, and use them for environmental protection inspections.
Combined with the smoke detection alarm system, when the particulate sensor detects an increase in the concentration of smoke particles, it determines that a fire has occurred and triggers a fire alarm.
Placed at the airflow input of air purifier, it automatically adjusts the speed of the purifying fan according to the particle concentration data to optimize the air purification effect.
