SE202 2-Electrode Conductivity Sensor | Stainless Steel Body | For media with low to very low conductivity
Product number:
SE202
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SE202 2-Electrode Conductivity Sensor | Stainless Steel Body | For media with low to very low conductivity
2-Electrode Conductivity Sensor with Stainless Steel Body
- 2 electrodes in coaxial arrangement
- Stainless steel body
- Integrated temperature detector
- Immersion depth min. 30 mm
The SE202 conductivity sensor with stainless steel body is a sensor for conductivity measurements of media with low to very low conductivity. It has an integrated temperature detector.
Applications
Ultrapure water, boiler feedwater, demineralized water, checking ion exchangers and reverse osmosis
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| Body Length: | 120 mm / 4.72 inches |
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| Body diameter: | 12 mm / 0.47 inches |
| Connecting head material: | POM |
| Electrodes: | Coaxial arrangement, stainless steel 1.4571 |
| Measurement Parameter: | Conductivity |
| Seal: | Viton |
| Measuring Range: | 0 … 200 µS/cm |
| Temperature: | –5 … 100 °C (23 ... 212 °F) |
| Temperature Detector: | Pt1000 |
| Body Material: | Stainless steel 1.4571 |
| Immersion Depth: | Min. 30 mm / 1.18 inches |
| Pressure: | 2 bar (relative) |
| Cable: | Fixed cable (length: 1.5 m / 5.90 ft) |
| Cell constant: | 0.1 cm–1 |
| Resolution: | 0.01 μS/cm |
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