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E+E EE660 Low Air Velocity Sensor

E+E EE660 Low Air Velocity Sensor

SKU: EE660

A hot-film air velocity sensor optimised for very low air speeds, with jumper-selectable ranges of 0-1, 0-1.5 or 0-2 m/s. Ideal for clean rooms, laboratories and displacement ventilation.

Category: Air Velocity Transmitters

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Product details

Very low air velocities, such as in clean rooms or laboratory fume extraction, are hard to measure with standard sensors. The E+E EE660 uses the hot-film anemometer principle, which gives precise readings even at a few centimetres per second.

Ranges of 0-1, 0-1.5 or 0-2 m/s are selected by jumper, with accuracy of ±(0.04 m/s + 2 % of reading) in the 1 m/s range.

Frequently asked questions

Which measuring principle does the EE660 use?
Hot-film anemometer.

What ranges are available?
0-1, 0-1.5 or 0-2 m/s, selectable by jumper.

Where can I buy the E+E EE660 in Malaysia?
Celectric in Penang supplies E+E Elektronik sensors, including the EE660, to customers across Malaysia and Southeast Asia. Our engineers can help you choose the right version, output and accessories.

Ranges: 0-1, 0-1.5 or 0-2 m/s (jumper selectable)
Accuracy: ±(0.04 m/s + 2 % of mv) at 0.15-1 m/s
Principle: Hot-film anemometer

Download E+E EE660 information here

Datasheet: datasheet_EE660
Manual: BA_EE660_e
Quick Guide: QG_EE660
Modbus Application Note: AN0103

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