• Minimal contamination ioniser.
  Rapid static discharge neutralisation of insulators. Designed for use in clean rooms.
• Emitter cassettes (U.S. Patent 6,137,670) slide out easily for cleaning and replacement.
  Faster and better emitter cleaning can be done away from the workstation and away from your product; eliminates workstation down time.
• Multiple high output fans.
  Provides more consistent and wider coverage.
• Overhead mounting.
  No waste of valuable work surface space.
• Closed-loop feedback electronic balance system.
  Continuously monitors output for best performance.
• RJ45 port.
  Auto-calibration and monitoring capability.
• Data output.
  Provides for remote monitoring of critical functions.
• Sealed plenum chamber around each fan.
  Minimal contamination.
• Non-volatile adjustment for balance and fan speed.
  Maintains settings in the absence of power.
• Lockout key and distinctive front panel indicator.
  Prevents unauthorized adjustment, with visual feedback.
• IEC input and output connectors.
  Simplifies daisy-chaining of up to 2 units.
• Balance ±10 voltage offset
• Flashing front panel display.
  Signals when cleaning is needed.
• Balance individually adjustable.
  Accuracy and performance at each fan zone.
• Made in America
  Superior Quality

“Ionizers should be considered as a method for charge neutralization in cases where grounding cannot be achieved. These may include localized (bench) ionized air blowers, compressed air ionizers, spot ionizers, tape dispenser ionizers and total room ionizers.” “Air ionization can neutralize the static charge on insulated and isolated objects by producing separate charges in the molecules of the gases of the surrounding air. When a static charge is present on objects in the work environment, it will be neutralized by attracting opposite polarity charges from the ionized air. Note that ionization systems should not be used as a primary means of charge control on conductors or people. As with all ionizers, periodic maintenance will be needed to provide optimum performance.” (EN 61340-5-2 paragraph 5.2.9)

“Various feedback and auto balance techniques are available to ensure ionizer performance. … Providing a sensor for each ionizing device can improve feedback control. Effective control can reduce the amount of necessary maintenance. (EN 61340-5-2 paragraph 5.2.9.2 Monitoring and feedback control)