Datasheet

 Ion generation frequency: Max 60 Hz
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Ions are discharged at high density on
to workpieces moving at high speed.
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This reduces the range of surface
potential fluctuations for short
installation distances after static
electricity removal.
Note) The range of surface potential fluctuations varies depending
on the object’s material, etc.
Moving direction
Frequency:
High
+ Voltage
0
– Voltage
Frequency: High
Frequency: Low
Moving direction
Frequency:
Low
PLC
+200 V
Charged object
Ionizer
Feedback sensor
Workpiece
polarity
Workpiece electric
charged voltage
LED
+ OK –
+400 V or higher
+100 V to +400 V
+30 V to +100 V
Within ±30 V
–30 V to –100 V
–100 V to –400 V
–400 V or lower
 Light ON

Blinking at 4 Hz
 Light OFF
Positive
Negative
Static electricity
removal completed
 Can continuously emit ions of
a desired polarity. (During DC mode)
Can be used to remove static electricity from
quickly-charged or high-potential workpieces or
to electrostatically charge them.
 Enhanced display functions
1. Visualisation of charging condition
(During sensing DC mode)
2. Visualisation of ion balance
(When pulse DC mode or autobalance sensor are used.)
 Detects the electric potential difference and
outputs an analogue voltage. (During sensing DC mode)
Outputs measured data at a 1 to 5 V level when a
feedback sensor is used. By outputting the data to a
PLC, etc., it is possible to control the static electricity.
Features 3