The Acoem Dynoptic range of continuous emission monitors are equipped, as standard with 4-20mA analogue outputs, 0-3A digital relays and RS485 Modbus RTU plus a USB port for direct connectivity. If analogue outputs and digital relays are the preferred communication method, it is important to understand how to configure them correctly via our free of…

We are pleased to announce that Acoem Dynoptic will be participating in this year’s virtual Air Quality and Emissions exhibition on the 13th and 14th of October. Mark Golding and Graham Jennings will be available to discuss Acoem Dynoptic’s range of industrial opacity, dust and particulate continuous emission monitors. If you have questions, an application…

Acoem Dynoptic and Tunnel Sensors are delighted to introduce Josh Edwards who joins the business as our Lead Technical Support and Service Engineer. With a degree in Astrophysics and international customer support experience, Josh will take overall responsibility for technical support, training, and service activities across Dynoptic’s range of opacity, dust, and particulate monitors and its range of road…

We’re very pleased to introduce Mark Golding who has joined Acoem Dynoptic and Tunnel Sensors as our Regional Sales Manager. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-golding-6181b9216/ Mark has an extensive background in test and measurement technical sales. Mark will be working within Dynoptic’s sales team supported by Graham Jennings and Charles Mawle, he will have responsibility for supporting our customers…

Acoem Dynoptic’s double pass dust and particulate monitors are designed to operate using open path, optical technology. To conclude the installation process, the operator must perform an in-situ calibration and commissioning of the monitor. This is true for every installation, as we are unable to manufacture and supply monitors pre-calibrated due to the physical variations…

All of our open path, optical emission monitors rely on the local plant structure to determine both the length and the angular alignment of their light path. Due to the variations found between installations, our monitors are required to work with a wide range of signal strengths, this is why it is impossible for us…