711

The 711 from SCS is a charge analyzer. It is designed to test performance of products used for static control and elimination. This charge analyzer is NIST calibrated with accepted procedures and standards traceable to the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and approved by CE standard. This electronic test instrument is designed for ease of use. The lightweight and compact construction offers great versatility in the workplace. It can be used as a laboratory analytical tool, evaluating the performance of ionizing equipment, static-protective packaging, work surfaces and personnel grounding systems. It is also very effective for use as a demonstration tool in employee static awareness training programs. All parameter settings are controlled via a built-in EEPROM. The 711 charge analyzer operation works according to field mill-principle. It is powered by built-in rechargeable NiMH-batteries or an AC wall plug-in adaptor.

• Static field meter sensor measures electrostatic fields
• Voltmeter measures the potential on charged objects
• Static decay time measures charge decay and balance of ionizing equipment
• Remote field sensor probe measures the potential on charged objects in confined areas
• Built-in rechargeable NiMH batteries or AC wall plug-in adaptor
• Static decay time of 0.1sec to 99.9sec
• Operating time (rechargeable batteries) of 4hours with full charge
• Accuracy of ±10% of range end value (digitized)
• Two, 11-segment positive & negative LE -bar charge indicators, 16 digit alphanumeric dual row LCD
• Dimension of base unit is 6inch x 6inch x 6inch (152mm x 152mm x 152mm) and weight is 1.8Kg

Applications

Test & Measurement

Contents

711 charge analyzer, 1 plate electrode, 1 cup electrode, 1 cylinder electrode, 1 sensor red cover, 1 measuring lead, 1 conductive container with insulating handle, 1 insulated bulldog clip, 3 metal spacers with thread, 1 field sensor probe with 2m cable & red cover, 1 power adapter, 1 carrying case, 1 certificate of calibration.

Warnings

Connect the attached ground wire on rear panel to an electrical ground before operating 711 charge analyzer to reduce the risks associated with hazardous voltage.

Notes

Do not use the 711 charge analyzer or remote field sensor probe in areas where high AC or DC field strengths are present.