Aerosol Generator
Portable liquid-paraffin aerosol source for testing smoke detectors to EN54 standards and leak-testing HEPA / ULPA filters.
Product Overview
Leveraging years of specialist experience, this user-friendly aerosol generator is optimised for smoke alarm testing and inspection across diverse product ranges.
EN 54 compliant, meeting the rigorous benchmarks for fire detection and alarm systems. By adhering strictly to these standards, our equipment ensures your daily testing and inspections are compliant and accurate, giving fire safety professionals total confidence in their results.
Applications
Fire Detection
Testing and inspection of fire smoke detectors.
Filter Leak Testing
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Cleanrooms
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Laminar flow hoods
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Biosafety cabinets
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Glove boxes
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HEPA vacuum units
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HVAC systems
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HEPA filters
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ULPA filters
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Negative pressure filtration units
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Operating theatres
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Filtration systems
Also for airflow pattern studies, self-cleaning time measurement and leak testing in clean-air and enclosed industrial environments
- Plug in and go
- Adjustable output
- Fine, dedicated aerosol
- Long run time
- Compact and portable
- 330 × 140 × 220 mm
- 4 kg
- Carry handle
- Built to last
Control side: flowmeter, flow adjustment knob, power switch and mains inlet, with smoke outlet on top.
Main components
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Flowmeter
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Fuse
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Flow adjustment knob
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Smoke outlet
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Aerosol nozzle
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Power switch
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Power socket
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Reagent bottle
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Pressure balance valve
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Exhaust fan
Fill level
Add 40–80 ml of aerosol liquid to the bottle, never below the lower limit or above the upper limit.
Main components
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Particle type | Liquid paraffin (dedicated) |
| Particle size range | 0.5 – 1 µm |
| Volume flow | 0 – 0.6 m3/h |
| Mass concentration | Max. 25 g/h |
| Continuous operating time | 25 h (80 ml liquid) |
| Particle generation rate | 0.5 – 2.5 × 1013 particles/h |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 330 × 140 × 220 mm |
| Weight | 4 kg |
Simple operation
- Connect power. Plug the power cable into the AC 220v mains inlet.
- Fill the reagent bottle. Hold the red cap and turn the bottle clockwise to remove it. Add 40–80 ml of aerosol liquid, then turn the bottle anticlockwise to screw it back on tightly.
- Switch on. Turn on the unit’s power switch.
- Set the flow. Turn the flow knob slowly: clockwise lowers flow and aerosol concentration; anticlockwise raises flow and smoke density.
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