Particle Sensor for iSensor & iAccess Controllers

The iSensor Particle Sensor gives you clear insight into the air quality inside your data centre or server room. It tracks particles of different sizes and reports real-time data to your iSensor or iAccess Controller.

With this information, you can make fast decisions and keep your critical equipment safe.

Clean air plays a major role in the health of IT hardware. Dust, smoke, and fine particles settle on circuit boards, fans, and cooling components. Over time, this build-up reduces airflow, raises temperatures, and increases the risk of equipment failure.

By monitoring particle levels, you remove guesswork. You know when conditions change, why they change, and what you need to do next. Strong air-quality control also helps reduce maintenance costs, improve uptime, and extend the life of your IT equipment.

The sensor tracks three key particulate groups:

• PM1.0: Very fine particles that can reach sensitive internal components
• PM2.5: Common airborne pollutants that affect cooling and airflow
• PM10: Larger dust and debris that settle on hardware surfaces

These readings give you a full picture of the air around your equipment. You can see trends, respond to spikes, and plan maintenance at the right time.

The sensor delivers fast updates so you can act before an issue becomes a risk. It provides:

• High counting accuracy across all particle sizes
• Clear measurements in micrograms per cubic metre (µg/m³)
• Rapid response times for both single and aggregated readings

This speed and accuracy help you maintain a stable and predictable environment.

The sensor connects directly to your iSensor or iAccess Controller using standard CAT5 or CAT6 cabling. Once connected, it begins sending live data without complicated setup. You can view particle counts, set alerts, and track trends through your existing monitoring system.

This plug-and-play approach helps you expand your environmental monitoring without extra hardware or specialist tools.

When you add particle monitoring to your data centre, you gain several advantages:

• Better protection for servers, switches, and storage
• Early detection of dust ingress, smoke, or HVAC issues
• More predictable maintenance and cleaning schedules
• Support for environmental and compliance standards
• Improved overall reliability of your infrastructure

These benefits make particle monitoring a smart upgrade for facilities of any size.