• Single Workstation Continuous Monitor
• NEW Illuminated Enclosure¹
• IMPROVED Continuous Visual and Audible Alarms
• NEW Park Delay Timer and ParkSnap™
• NEW Mat Monitor Switch
• NEW Audible Alarm Adjustment
• Wave Distortion Technology
• Threaded Worksurface Grounding and Mounting
• Single-Wire Impedance Design
• Meets ANSI/ESD S20.20 in accordance with ESD TR1.0-01-0
• 1.2 Volt Operator Test Voltage
• <50 Millisecond Alarm Response Time
• Desco 19344 Ring Magnets
• Calibration Verification
• Use the Desco 98221 Wave Distortion Monitor Verification Tester to check the test limits of Wave Distortion Monitors without removing them from their workstations
• NIST Calibrated – Original Calibration Certificate can be Downloaded Here
• 100-240VAC Safety Certified Power Adapter with North American Plug

The Desco 19341 Mini Monitor, continuously monitors the path-to-ground integrity of one operator and one ESD worksurface, making their status highly visible for both the operator and supervisor. It illuminates green to indicate proper grounding, red and sounds an audible alarm when intermittent or failed connection occurs and blue, to indicate standby mode. Additionally, it features an 8-second delay indicator for safe disconnection, automatic circuit disablement for areas without and ESD worksurface, and adjustable alarm volume.
Provides stable continuous monitoring of the wrist strap’s path-to-ground² and the presence of its 1 megohm safety resistor, ground and monitors the worksurface without additional wiring, meets ANSI/ESD standards, minimizing the risk of electrical overstress for sensitive components. The system also identifies failures and intermittencies, mounts easily in areas without a worksurface, calibrated to NIST standards, compatible with standard electrical systems in North America, Japan and Asia.

¹Patent pending

²The ESDA Wrist Strap standard is ANSI/ESD S1.1. The Wrist Strap System required limit per ANSI/ESD S20.20 Table 3 is 0.8 to 1.2 x 106 ohms with product qualification testing per ANSI/ESD S1.1. The test range of the monitored circuit is 500 kilohms to 10 megohms.