The ARTI/Met One HHPC-6 is an effective mobile solution for particle monitoring in cleanrooms, using a single counter for regular measurements of the cleanliness at many locations and trouble shooting particle contamination problems in cleanrooms. It may also serve as a reference counter for stationary particle monitoring systems, investigating alarm situations or for integrity testing of cleanroom walls, clean benches and filter ceilings by scanning for leakage detection. HHPC-6 displays 6 size channels from 0,3 to 5 µm, it reports the particle concentration as well as temperature and humidity and stores 500 sample records with date, time and sample location (label).
ARTI HHPC-6 Specs
| Size channels |
0,3 µm; 0,5 µm; 0,7 µm; 1.0 µm; 2.0 µm; 5.0 µm |
| Relative Humidity |
±5%, 20-90%, non-condensing |
| Temperature |
±2°C, 10-40°C |
| Memory |
500 Samples |
| Data transferred |
Date, Time, Counts, Relative Humidity, Temperature, Sample volume, Alarm, Label
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| Operation modes |
Concentration, Totalize, Audio |
| Alarms |
Counts, Battery empty, Sensor fault |
| Display |
Illuminated graphics-LCD |
| Delay-time |
0-24 h |
| Interface |
RS232C and RS485 via RJ-45 |
| Operating time continuous |
5-6 h |
| Recharging time |
2 h |
| Housing |
Metalized plastic |
| Laser life time |
>36000 h @ 25°C |
| Flow rate |
2,83 L/min (0,1 CFM) regulated electronically |
| Calibration |
PS-Latex beads in air |
| Counting efficiency |
50% at 0,3 µm 100% at 0,45 µm
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| Coincidence loss |
5% at 2.000.000 Particles/cft (70.000.000 Particles/m3)
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| Dimensions (cm) |
(WxHxD) 11,4 x 21 x 5,7 |
| Weight |
1 kg |
| Charger |
12 VDC at 2,5 A, 90-250 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Battery |
NiMH, 4,8 V at 4,5 Ah |
| CE-Conformity |
EMV; Low Voltage |
ARTI HHPC-6 Applications
- Clean rooms and clean benches in production and laboratory areas
- Operation rooms or clean benches and isolation chambers in hospitals or pharmacies
- Monitoring in pharmaceutical and medical production or in filling and packaging areas of the food and beverage industry
- Air monitoring in computer rooms, in automobile paint shops or filter production