Static elimination What is the difference between ionisers?


Anti-static bar with separate high voltage generator:


Anti-static bar with built-in high-voltage: Universal mounting:


Advantages:


g Anti-static bars are very compact g Up to 4 ionising devices can be connected to the power supply


Disadvantages:


g Large power supply, takes a lot of space g Rigid high-voltage cable that has to be mounted correctly g Fixed connection of the high-voltage cable g Fixed length of the high-voltage cable, cannot be shortened g No indication of the operation g Proper power supply device and input power should be selected


Advantages:


g 24V DC input voltage g Small flexible cables g Cable can be constructed to length g Cable with M12 plug-in connector g Neutralisation at speeds of >500 m/min* g Possible neutralisation at long distances >500 mm* g Indication on the anti-static bar operation g IP66 for humid environments* g Easy to clean due to closed profile g Warning signal at fault situations g Universal mounting g IQ version available with additional functionality:* g Efficiency indicator g Cleaning indicator g Closed loop feedback for control of the neutralisation g Manual settings such as frequency and balance


* Different per device, check the product specifications


All 24V anti-static bars (marked with the symbol) are equipped with universal mounting brackets. These are equipped with a quick click system making mounting and disassembly very easy and quick.


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