Laser PM2.5 Air Quality Sensor

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Model: RDDLZ-AQS-PM16
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SKU: RDDLZ-AQS-PM16

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The PM2.5 air quality sensor uses laser light scattering technology with a measurement range of 0.1 to 10 µm and has a particle concentration output from 0 to 1000 µg/m³ with excellent accuracy and consistency within ±10 µg/m³. It supports fast real-time data feedback with a response time of less than 1 second, ensuring real-time monitoring of air quality.

Specification

Model	RDDLZ-LD16
Particle Measurement Range	0.1～10 µm
PM Output Range	(PM1.0, PM2.5, PM10) 0～1000µg/m³
Particle Mass Resolution	1 µg/m³
PM1.0 & 2.5 Particle Mass Concentration Consistency	<100 µg/m³ maximum permissible error ±10 µg/m³; >100 µg/m³ maximum permissible error ±10
PM10 Particle Mass Concentration Consistency	<100 µg/m³ max. error ±25 µg/m³; 100~500 µg/m³ max. error ±25%
Nominal Volume Flow Rate	0.1 liter/sec
Single Response Time	<1 sec
Combined Response Time	≤10 sec.
DC Supply Voltage	5V ±5% (power supply ripple 50mV Max)
Operating Current	<80 mA
Standby Current	<5 mA
Data Interface Level	[email protected]>[email protected]/5V
Operating Humidity Range	0 to 95% (non-condensing)
Operating Temperature Range	-20 to +65°C
MTBF	≥3 years
Dimension	484012mm
Net Weight	26.4g

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Air Quality Instructions

Coal pollution and tailpipe pollution can harm the respiratory system.
High levels of particulate matter pollution in large and medium-sized cities can lead to acidic rainfall.
The impact of new urban development on air quality is emphasizing the “greenhouse effect”.

Wiring Instructions

PIN	Signal Name	Description
PIN1	VCC	Power positive 5V
PIN2	VCC	Power positive 5V
PIN3	GND	Power negative
PIN4	GND	Power negative
PIN5	RESET	Module reset signal / TTL level @3.3V, low reset
PIN6	PWM	PWM output period: 1 second
		Measured value range: 0 ~ 996 µg/m³
		Measured value (µg/m³) = Low time (ms)*5
PIN7	RXD	Serial receive pin / TTL level @3.3V/5V
PIN8	Reservations (NC)	No connection
PIN9	TXD	Serial transmit pin / TTL level @3.3V
PIN10	SET	Setup pin / TTL level @3.3V/5V
PIN10	SET	High or null for normal operation, low for sleep state

Applications

Tips: Laser PM2.5 air quality sensor main features

Laser MIE spherical scattering principle combined with Lefebvre's patented spatial measurement for accurate measurement.
Zero false alarm rate, real-time response and support continuous acquisition.
Minimum particle size 0.1um.
Electronic control device life > 5 years, the average working time without failure > 3 years.
Six-sided all-round shielding combined with software anti-interference algorithm, anti-interference performance is stronger.
Wide range of application, no need for air duct design, compatible with multi-protocol output.

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