The TP505 measures particles at 0.3µm, 0.5µm, 1µm, 2.5µm, 5µm and 10µm for detailed air quality analysis.
Particle counting accuracy is ±5% with a resolution down to 1 mg/m³ and a concentration range up to 200,000 particles/L.
The unit weighs 800 g and measures 215 × 114 × 48 mm, making it compact and easy to carry for field and indoor use.
Sampling flow rate is 2.83 L/min and the test duration is adjustable from 0 to 60 minutes.
The TP505 includes a 5200 mAh battery, charges via USB Type-C, and accepts DC 5V/1.5A input; standby current ≈200 mA and operating ≈550 mA.
The device has 8 GB onboard memory, a SIM card slot and SMA antenna for wireless comms, and supports USB query via the TP Assistant, LAN/4G/WiFi uploads, and MODBUS RTU connectivity to cloud platforms.
It features a 480 × 480 color LCD capacitive touch screen with an intuitive menu for monitoring, configuration and historical data queries.
The product is CE and RoHS certified, meeting international safety and environmental standards.
External sensor interfaces include: temperature & humidity (4-pin aviation, I2C; temp -20–60°C, ±0.5°C within 0–50°C; humidity 0–100%RH, ±2%RH 20–80%), optional dew point modules (TTL interface with VAISALA or ROTRONIC options), and optional wind speed, noise and gas sensors (5-pin RS485).
Wireless: selectable 4G/WiFi/2G plus ZIGBEE or THREAD; Wired: RJ45 LAN. It also supports WLAN active report protocols and MODBUS RTU (client/server) for integration.
It is suitable for laboratories, offices, industrial sites, HVAC inspections, clean areas and general indoor air quality monitoring where dust and particle testing are required.
Operating: -10°C to 60°C, 0–99% RH. Storage: -20°C to 65°C, 30–80% RH.
Yes. OEM, ODM and software reengineering services are offered to tailor hardware, enclosure color, software functions and communications to customer requirements.
Power on the unit, select measurement parameters (sampling time and mode) from the touchscreen, start the test, view results on the display, and save/export data via USB, LAN or wireless upload.
Keep the inlet clean, protect the optical path, update firmware via USB Type-C when available, and perform periodic calibration per your QA schedule (typically annual or per regulation). If the device won't power, check the USB-C power source and battery; for connectivity issues verify SIM/antenna and network settings or contact support for service.
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