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SE706 Oxygen Sensor | VP | 120 mm | Measuring range (resolution) 0 ... 50 mg/l (6 μg/l)

Description

SE706 Oxygen Sensor | VP | 120 mm | Measuring range (resolution) 0 ... 50 mg/l (6 μg/l)

Sensor in robust and hygienic stainless steel design, high accuracy and low detection limit, simple and fast maintenance due to special membrane .

  • high level of process safety
  • durable materials
  • robust design
  • easy to clean thanks to extremely smooth surface
  • cost-efficient service due to easy-to-replace membrane module and interior body
  • hygienic design
  • high resolution of 6 ppb
  • operation also in hazardous locations
  • VP screw cap

Reliable in-line measurement of dissolved oxygen, even under sterile and hygienic conditions. High signal stability. Simple maintenance due to modular design. Special membrane with steel mesh and PTFE coating. Sterilizable, autoclavable and CIP capable. Also suitable for use in hazardous locations.

Applications
Biotechnology, pharmaceutical industry, fermentation, various fields of analytical chemistry

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Technical details

Measurement Parameter: Oxygen
Permissible pressure range (measurement): 0.2 ... 6 bar absolute
Length: 120 mm
Connector: VP (VarioPin)
Measuring Range: pO₂  < 1,200 mbar
Process Connection: PG 13.5
Temperature Detector: NTC 22 kΩ
Measuring principle: Amperometric
Membrane material: PTFE / silicone / PTFE, FDA compliant (steel-mesh reinforced)
Flow dependence: ≤ 5 %
Signal Transmission: analog
Mechanical pressure resistance: Max. 12 bar absolute
Temperature range (stability): –5 ... +140 °C (steam sterilizable/autoclavable)
Accuracy: 1 % + 4 ppb
Signal in ambient air: 50 ... 110 nA
Response time at 25 °C (air –> N2): 98 % full scale < 90 s
Residual signal in O₂-free medium: ≤ 0.1 % of signal in ambient air
O-ring material (process-wetted): silicone (FDA & USP Class VI tested)
Process-wetted sensor parts: Stainless steel 1.4404 (material certificate 3.1B)
Surface roughness: N 5 (RA < 0.4 μm)
Interior body incl. electrodes: replaceable (ZU 0567)

Downloads

Manuals

[3061] User Manual
SE706 Memosens Oxygen Sensor
Version 04
[17421] User Manual
SE706 Memosens
incl. reference to Ex Approval Japan (JPEx DEK19.0046X)
Version 04

Brochures

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

Data Sheets

[3031] Data sheet
SE706 Oxygen Sensor
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range
[10145] Data sheet
Accessories for Sensors for Oxygen Measurement
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range

Certificates

[14155] Declaration of Compliance 2.1 (DE, EN)
according to EN 10204 | gemäß EN 10204

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