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Contacting Conductivity System Specifications |
Connect this Contacting Conductivity sensor to a PLC for
seamless integration with industrial control
systems. Use any computer to display data,
calibrate and customize the measurement
without an intermediate analyzer electronics
box. A LD500 local display can be used if desired. Sensor heads are pre-calibrated and can be replaced or exchanged with any other type of sensor without taking the system down.
Save space, time and money.
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• High Resolution Measurement
• Pre-calibrated (no field calibration required)
• Plug & play sensor heads
• 0 to 2 S/cm range
• Direct data reporting
• Plug & play industrial communications
adapters
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Measurement System Performance
Range: 0 to 2,000,000 uS/cm (2 S/cm)
Resolution: 4.5 significant digits
Accuracy: 0.1% of reading
Step Response Time: 90% in 30 seconds
Note: Typical at 25°C
Performance unaffected by cable length |
Units of Measure
Measurement Units: μS/cm, TDS, %, MΩ • cm
Temperature Units: °C, °F |
Operational Environment
CPVC Sensor Head
Temperature Range: -5°C to 50°C
Maximum Pressure: 85 psi @ 50°C
Maximum Flow Rate: 10 ft/second |
Calibration
Zero: In dry air
Span: 1 point
Temperature: 1 and 2 point
Note: Conductivity and temperature are
precalibrated at the factory |
Power Requirements
Voltage Range: 10 to 30 VDC
Maximum Power: 200 mW
Typical Power: 120 mW
Note: Class II DC power supply required |
Approvals and Ratings Immunity & Emissions: CE (EN61326 and
EN61326:1998)
Safety: CE (EN 61010-1) UL 508
Hazardous Locations: UL Class I, Division 2 |
Construction
Cell Constants: 0.1 for Resistibity
1.0 and 5.0 for Conductivity
O-Rings: Viton® (other materials available)
Sensor Head Material: CPVC
Weight: 1.2 lbs |
Other Configuration Options
Sensor Filter: 0 to 100 seconds
Temperature Filter: 0 to 100 seconds
Concentration Table: User 10-point |
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