Model 660 Air Velocity Monitor
Continuously Measures Fume Hood Airflow
The Dwyer Model 660 Air Velocity Monitors are a practical, affordable way to continuously monitor for safe air flows through laboratory fume hoods. They are typically installed in the fume hood side fascia and connected to the interior sidewall via 1-1/8″ flexible tubing. As the exhaust fan draws air through the device, a sensitive constant temperature thermistor measures flow and lights a green (normal), yellow (high) or red (low) LED. An audible alarm also warns of low flow and requires manual resetting. Mounting holes fit standard single gang electrical box.
Typical Application:
- Warns user if insufficient fume hood face velocity is encountered.
Dwyer Model 660 Specifications
- Service:Air and non-combustible, non-corrosive gases.
- High Setpoint Range:0-275 FPM (0-1.397 m/s).
- Low Setpoint Range:0-150 FPM (0-.792 m/s).
- Repeatability:±7% of full span, 0-50 and 150-275 FPM; ±5% of full span, 50-150 FPM.
- Compensated Temperature Range:50 to 90°F (10 to 32.2°C).
- Operating Temperature Range:32 to 120°F (0 to 48.9°C).
- Power Supply:24 VAC, 3 watts maximum.
- Response Time:6-10 seconds.
- Warm-Up Time:3-5 minutes (no flow).
- Audible Alarm:75 dB between 3-10 feet.Weight:3 oz (85 g).
- Mounting Hardware:(2) #6 x 1″ sheet metal screws, (2) 6-32 x 7/8″ machine screws.
- Model 660 Air velocity monitor, includes 3′ flexible tubing, pre-fittings and 90º elbow, 120 VAC to 24 VAC power transformer.
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