Módulo de medición de la conductividad COND 3400-041 | Para Protos | Sensores analógicos de 2 o 4 electrodos
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COND3400-041
Description
Módulo de medición de la conductividad COND 3400-041 | Para Protos | Sensores analógicos de 2 o 4 electrodos
- Para sensores de 2 o 4 electrodos
- Amplio rango de medición con sensores de 2 electrodos gracias al proceso de medición especial
- Detección de la polarización Sensocheck y supervisión de la capacidad del cable
- Monitor del sensor
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Contacto
| Parámetro de medición: | Conductividad |
|---|---|
| Sensores: | Sensores de 2 electrodos, Sensores de 4 electrodos |
| Protección contra explosiones: | No |
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