Dust Level Sensor

The Dust Level Sensor from Imperial Systems makes it safe and convenient to monitor dust collection containers. It eliminates the messy process of opening the containers just to check the dust levels. The sensor easily monitors drums, bins, and other containers located in hard-to-reach or out-of-site locations. Patent Pending.

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1. Armed/Reset Button

The reset button remains on until the container is full at which point it switches off until it is pushed for reset.

Front display panel of the Dust Level Sensor by Imperial Systems

2. Full Container Indicator

The indicator lights allow personnel to tell which container is full and needs to be changed.

Advantages

• Easy install and setup

• Low voltage

• Ideal for hard to check containers

• Prevent container overflow

• Less need to open containers

• Easy reset

• Eliminates risk of dust backing up into collector

• Half the cost of competing sensors

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Dust Level Sensor Quick Overview

This video runs through the components of our Dust Level Sensor kits, which uses ultrasonic technology to detect and alert when a drum, bin, or other dust container is almost full. This saves the container from overflowing along with the cleanup and wasted time that causes. It also prevents dust from backing up into the collector, which can ruin your filters and cause your system to run inefficiently.

Dust Level Monitoring Made Easy

The Dust Level Sensor uses sonar to detect how much dust is in the collection container.

One panel monitors up to four containers.

The dust level sensor panel attaches easily to the leg of your dust collector or other attachment point. The sensor itself is attached to the lid of the collection container. The sensor sends a signal into the container and measures the speed of the return signal. This allows it to determine the level of dust in the container. When the sensor detects that the material is within approximately 6 inches, it will trigger a light on the panel. The light conveniently lets the operator see which container is full. An “armed/reset” button easily resets the sensor after the container is changed out.