COND 3400X-041 Modulo di misurazione della conducibilità | Per Protos | Sensori analogici a 2 o 4 elettrodi | Ex
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COND3400X-041
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COND 3400X-041 Modulo di misurazione della conducibilità | Per Protos | Sensori analogici a 2 o 4 elettrodi | Ex
- Per sensori a 2 o 4 elettrodi
- Ampio campo di misura per sensori a 2 elettrodi grazie alla speciale procedura di misurazione
- Rilevamento della polarizzazione Sensocheck e monitoraggio della capacità del cavo
- Monitor sensore
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Contatto
| Parametro di misurazione: | Conduttività |
|---|---|
| Sensori: | Sensori a 2 elettrodi, Sensori a 4 elettrodi |
| Protezione da esplosioni: | Sì |
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