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Single Operator Single Wire Monitor
The CM400 monitors ground integrity of one operator/wrist strap and will signal an audible and visual alarm when conditions for potential ESD damage are met. No calibration required!
Features:
- Uses audible alarm and visual LED indicators.
- Compatible with any single wire wrist strap
- Easy to use and cost effective
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Single Operator and Mat Single Wire Monitor
The CM410
is designed to monitor both the work surface and the operator and will signal an audible and visual alarm when conditions for potential ESD damage are met. No calibration required!
Features:
- Uses audible alarm and visual LED indicators.
- Compatible with any single wire wrist strap
- Easy to use and cost effective
- Monitor one wrist strap and work surface
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CM410 |
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 CM420- Two Operator and Work Surface Constant Monitor
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Two Operator and Mat Single Wire Monitor
The CM420
is designed to monitor the ground integrity of two operators / two wrist straps and the work station ground and will signal an audible and visual alarm when conditions for potential ESD damage are met. No calibration required!
Features:
- Uses audible alarm and visual LED indicators.
- Compatible with any single wire wrist strap
- Easy to use and cost effective
- Monitor two wrist strap and work surface
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CM2800 Network-Ready, Programable,
Dual Wire Continuous Resistance Monitor
Provides continuous monitoring of voltage and resistance for two wrist straps along with resistance monitoring of two mats, and two grounded workstation tools. The CM2800’s alarm settings can be reconfigured quickly and easily with the PC software CM2800-SEE. The CM2800 is network ready and can easily be connected to other workstation monitors and a computer and be remotely monitored. |
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CM2800 |
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Dual Wire Continuous Resistance Monitor
Provides continuous monitoring of resistance for two wrist straps and two work surface mats. The CM2815 is an extremely sensitive and reliable ground monitoring instrument. Audible and visible alarms are triggered if the operator’s resistance exceeds 35 megohm (factory default). Low resistance can also triggers an alarm event. Mat alarm limits are set at 100 meg ohm. |
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CM2815 |
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CYCLOPS™ Operator Presence Sensors
CYCLOPS™ operator presence sensors, from Transforming Technologies, assure compliance with personnel grounding requirements and protect ESD safe workstations by sensing when an operator is within the protected work area. An operator who approaches the workstation without connecting their wrist strap causes the CM2800 Series resistance monitor with the CYCLOPS™ sensor to alarm. The alarm continues until compliance is achieved, preventing isolated operators from damaging ESD sensitive devices
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CM410 Periodic Verification Tool
Transforming Technologies' constant monitors are designed to be adjustment free. Annual calibration is not necessary. If a quality program requires testing, verification tools that simulate a functional and non-functional wrist strap are available to verify that the monitor is functional. Used to verify that the CM400 & CM410 Constant Ground Monitors are in proper working order.
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CM420 Periodic Verification Tool
Transforming Technologies' constant monitors are designed to be adjustment free. Annual calibration is not necessary. If a quality program requires testing, verification tools that simulate a functional and non-functional wrist strap are available to verify that the monitor is functional. Used to verify that the CM420 Constant Ground Monitors are in proper working order.
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CM420PV |
 CM2015PV- CM410PV- Periodic Verification Tool For the CM2800 and CM2815
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CM2015 Periodic Verification Tool
The CM2800 Series Constant Monitor is facotry calibrated and does not need to be calibrated in house. But periodically the CM2015PV unit can be used to verify that the CM2015 Constant Ground Monitors are in proper working order.
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CP3000 Parking Station For
Dual Conductor Ground Products and Constant Monitors
Provides a jack that will allow an operator to disconnect and leave the dual conductor cord at the workstation without the wrist strap monitoring system alarm sounding. Used with most commercially available resistance monitors and dual conductor grounding products. Used with the WB5000 Series Wrist Strap Set and the WB7000 Series Wrist Strap Set.
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CP3000 |
Reliable, Repeatable Results
Accuracy and reliability are improved with the impedance technology incorporated into our constant monitors. False alarms disappear and adjustments are not necessary. Powered and grounded by an AC adapter, the system is
fully automatic and begins sensing when a coil cord is plugged into the unit. A green light indicates a safe connection and a red light and audible alarm communicate
an unsafe connection.
Continuous Monitors pay for themselves
ESD-S1.1 notes that it is not necessary to test wrist straps daily when using constant monitoring systems. Higher value-added products especially benefit from the certainty of continuous monitoring.
The CM400, CM410 and CM420 are perfect solutions for assuring workstation grounding protection.
How does an ESD constant monitor work?
Reliable performance of ESD matting and ESD wrist straps is critical for your product's integrity and reliability. Yet hand testing and hand logging wrist straps and table top material performance is a cumbersome, labor intensive paperwork nightmare. Use of our ESD wrist strap and ESD bench mat monitors continuously verifies the effectiveness of your ESD protected workstation, simultaneously satisfies ISO logging requirements and insures outstanding product quality.
Operators plug their Transforming Technologies’ ESD coil cord into the grounding jack of the constant monitor right at their workstation. The constant monitor grounds the wrist strap and simultaneously monitors for faults in the ground path from the strap to the earth ground, including proper contact to the operators skin. A proper working ground path results in the LED on the constant monitor to glow green (indicating GOOD). If a fault is detected, the LED will blink red (indicating FAULT), and the unit will repeatedly beep.
When considering a constant monitor, the equipment cost including the wrist strap, maintenance and training cost, labor time for performing wrist strop tests and the potential failures due to non-functional wrist straps should be considered.
