Description
The Nitrogen Purging System 1000 Advantage (NEPS1000 Advantage) is designed to offer an effective and efficient use of dry nitrogen to purge optical, electronic, high voltage laser systems and equipment that requires gas drying and inhibiting of oxygen. A user-friendly purging system that operates by connecting the dry gas source to the inlet connection and the equipment port. The NEPS1000 Advantage allows users to configure its setting process easily to view display dewpoint measurements and process control values in Degree Celsius or Fahrenheit with pressure in Kpa or psi. Furthermore, the highly visible liquid displays of the system provide constant information and readout during operation.
Features a selection of four in-built testing capabilities, the NEPS1000 Advantage allows verification of sealing standard of the equipment to be purged. The pressure leak rate display solution is 0.01 psi. Pressure testing can be done in pressures from 10.3 Kpa (1.5 psi) to 34.4 Kpa (5.0 psi). The dewpoint monitor of the NEPS1000 Advantage allows users to be updated of the dryness of gas before beginning the purging operation. Dewpoint refers to the temperature which air or gas is needed to be cooled for the formation of condensation. It is also useful for stating the quality control requirement for purging and instrument or enclosure.
The Dewpointstat feature of the NEPS1000 Advantage enables users to determine the volume of moisture that is needed to be contained within the equipment and to implement an optimised gas and purging procedure for production control. The remote dewpoint sensor option allows users to monitor the progress of dewpoint dryness within the equipment being purged. Upon reaching the selected dewpoint, it will then switch off and isolate the dry gas.
A highly versatile purging system, the Nitrogen Purging System 1000 Advantage (NEPS1000) can operate form global country voltages and frequencies ranging from 100 to 230 VAC at 50-60 Hz. The NEPS1000 Advantage can be used in a range of applications involving optical instruments, storage containers, underwater equipment, surveillance equipment, laser systems and SF6 switchgear.
