Smoke Measuring Instruments

It gives you a defined, repeatable reference for smoke density during detector testing. It lets you confirm the smoke concentration in your test is accurate and consistent from one run to the next, which is what makes your results comparable and suitable for compliance decisions.

It’s used for smoke density measurement in EN54-7 and EN14604 test methods, and provides reference measurements for UL217 and UL268 smoke box testing, so it works whether you’re certifying for European or North American markets.

Yes. It can be used entirely on its own, or in parallel with optical smoke-measuring instruments where you want a second, independent reference. It’s designed to slot into an existing test setup rather than replace it.

The recommended working life is around ten years from first use. With regular calibration and proper care, that life can often be extended, so it’s a long-term instrument rather than a consumable.

Calibration and servicing are handled by the manufacturer, Force Technology, to keep the instrument accurate and its documentation valid. We’ll point you in the right direction for arranging this when the time comes.

With the optional intelligent control unit, yes. You can adjust chamber voltage, run zero and full-scale calibration before a smoke ramp, and read values over Ethernet or USB.