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SE655 Toroidal Conductivity Sensor | Fixed cable | Ex | PEEK | High chemical resistance

Description

SE655 Toroidal Conductivity Sensor | Fixed cable | Ex | PEEK | High chemical resistance

Universal and precise sensor with high chemical resistance over a very large measuring range, for heavily polluted media.

  • Measurement in hazardous locations
  • Sturdy design
  • Extremely large measuring range due to inductive measuring principle
  • Insensitive to contamination
  • No process-wetted electrodes
  • High chemical resistance (PEEK)
  • Steam-sterilizable
  • CIP-capable

Corrosion-resistant toroidal sensor for measuring pure water up to maximum conductivities. Smooth, easy-to-clean design. High accuracy due to electrodeless measurement. Low risk of contamination because of large sensor opening. Also for hazardous locations.

Applications
Concentration measurement of acid and alkaline solutions, heavily polluted media, coating-forming and oil-containing media, salt spring, heavily polluted wastewaters, cooling water blowdown, concentrate monitoring, regeneration of ion exchangers

 

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Technical details

Measurement Parameter: Conductivity (inductive)
Measurement error: ± (0.005 mS/cm + 0.5 % meas. value) | (- 20 ... 100 °C), ± (0.010 mS/cm + 0.5 % meas. value) | (> 100 °C)
Mounting: G ¾"
Measuring Range: 0 … 2,000 mS/cm, 0.002 … 2,000 mS/cm
Explosion protection: Yes
Process Connection: G 3/4" (36-mm nut and FKM (Viton) gasket included in shipment)
Temperature: -20 … 125 °C
Temperature Detector: Pt100 (Class A)
Measuring principle: Inductive
Pressure: 0 … 20 bar
Material: PEEK
Cable: Fixed cable, 5 m
Protection: IP 68 (when mounted)
Cell factor: Approx. 2/cm (≥ 30 mm distance to wall)
Signal Transmission: analog

Downloads

Manuals

[2684] User Manual
SE655(X) / SE656(X) Toroidal Conductivity Sensors
Version 07

Brochures

[13395] Brochure
Sensors - For measuring pH/ORP, conductivity or oxygen. Digital or analog.

Data Sheets

[16722] Data sheet
SE655(X) Toroidal Conductivity Sensor
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range

Certificates

[11819] EU-Type Examination Certificate
No. DMT 01 ATEX E 088X | Supplement 3 | 2019-09-21
Electrodeless Sensor Model type SE 65*X-********
[14351] EU Declaration of Conformity
No. EU210706F | 2021-07-06
Memosens Sensors Types SE655X and SE656X

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Used in Process or Applications

The taste and quality of beer are highly dependent on the quality of the water used for brewing it. It is determined by pH and conductivity measurements.
Toxic sludge that must be treated for phosphorus recovery is produced in biological wastewater treatment plants.
Many measuring loops in pulp production are located in environments in which technical personnel must spend as little time as possible.

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