715
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Static Meter
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The
715 Static Meter has been developed to enable industrial engineers to
investigate static
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electricity problems.
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Its
accuracy, stability and ease of use make it the leading instrument in its
class.
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Benefits and Advantages
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The 715 measures static electricity on the surface of a
material, at a distance of 100mm.
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The meter can show where and how the static is
generated, its magnitude and its polarity. This gives the engineer a
scientific basis for problem analysis.
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The 715 monitors the effectiveness of the action taken
to solve the problem. If the solution involves static control equipment, the
715 shows its most effective position.
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The 715 allows the engineer to set standards to avoid
future problems. These can range from an acceptable level of charge in materials,
to charge levels in products being produced by the process.
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The 715 has two ranges selected automatically. The high
range measures up to 200kV with a resolution of 100V. The low range measures
up to 20kV with a resolution of 10V.
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There is a “hold” facility to freeze the
reading on the display.
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How the 715 works:
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Static
electricity is a potential problem in many industrial areas. It shows
production, reduces
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product quality, attracts contaminants and gives shocks to
operators.
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It is a
well-known phenomenon throughout the plastics, packaging, electronics, paper,
medical,
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pharmaceutical
and textile industries – in fact in every area that processes or
handles non-conductive
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materials.
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The 715 enables the engineer to investigate these static
electricity problems scientifically. Static is a
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coulombic charge –
forming current when it moves, but difficult to measure when it is not
moving.
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The 715 measures
the surface voltage using Q=CV : the 100mm reading distance is the constant
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capacitance which allows the voltage to vary directly with the
charge.
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Specification
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Range/Resolution
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0-200kV/
100V and 0-20kV/ 10V
Automatic
range selection.
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Drift:
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<0.1% in 10secs.
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Standard:
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EN-500081-1
(EMC) and BS7506-2 (Construction)
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Calibration:
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On a 150mm x 150mm charge plate.
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Size,
Weight:
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124mm x
24mm x 64mm, 175g
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Construction:
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Anodised aluminium case with recessed stainless steel sensing
plate for maximum integrity and accuracy.
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Operation:
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Click
button to zero and make readings. Click button again to “hold”
the reading. Click again to resume readings.
Automatic
switch-off after 60 seconds.
Low volt
indicator shows condition of battery.
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Equipment:
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Supplied with carrying case, battery (9V PP3),
earth lead and certificate of
calibration.
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