TERA Sensor - SensorSafyrOPC

Calibrated to ISO 21501-4 and supplied with an individual calibration certificate, it ensures traceable measurements of airborne particles from 0.3 to 10 µm for cGMP compliance, ISO 14644 standards and continuous Clean Room monitoring.

TERA Sensor - SafyrOPC

Combining the SensorSafyrOPC Optical Particle Counter (ISO 21501-4 calibrated) and a LoRa Gateway the SafyrOPC allows Teams to regularly perform fast and reliable self-checks in line with regulatory requirements providing continuous and compliant monitoring for cGMP facilities and ISO 14644 environments reducing downtime, costs and compliance risks.

TERA Sensor - PMDuct

Designed for integration into air handling units (AHUs/CTAs) and ventilation ducts, PMDuct enables operators to track filter performance, detect clogging, prioritise maintenance cycles and optomise energy comsumption.

There are inherent risks in manufacturing Li-ion batteries. The materials used react with oxygen and humidity, generating explosive gases such as Hydrogen and dangerous gases such as Hydrogen Fluoride further the use of toxic metals, notably powder form cobalt, represents a danger to workers and the environment.

Clean Rooms

TERA Sensor - SensorSafyrOPC and SafyrOPC

Clean Rooms are specialised environments designed to maintain extremely low levels of airborne particulates, pollutants and contaminants. These controlled environments are critical in sectors such as Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Semiconductor, Space and Medical Device manufacturing. Accurate Particulate counting is vital as even the smallest deviation in Air Quality can compromise Product Integrity and Safety.

The ISO 14644 standard defines the classification and requirements for maintaining air cleanliness levels in Clean Rooms. It categorises Clean Rooms based on the maximum allowable concentration of particles of specified sizes. For example, an ISO Class 5 clean room allows no more than 3,520 particles per cubic meter that are 0.5 microns or larger. Deviating from these requirements can lead to product contamination, increased risk of batch failure, and potential regulatory penalties.