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CONDI 3400-051 Inductive Conductivity Measuring Module | For Protos | Analog Toroidal Sensors

Explosion protection
Product number: CONDI3400-051
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Description

CONDI 3400-051 Inductive Conductivity Measuring Module | For Protos | Analog Toroidal Sensors
  • Toroidal sensors
  • Sensocheck sensor monitoring
  • Sensor monitor
  • Can be used universally for many commercial toroidal conductivity sensors, adaptation via sensor ID

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Technical details

Measurement Parameter: Conductivity (inductive)
Sensors: Toroidal sensors
Explosion protection: non Ex

Downloads

Manuals

[14565] Installation Guide
Measuring Module Protos CONDI 3400(X)-051
Protos II 4400(X) / Protos 3400(X)
Version 02
[1217] User Manual
Measuring Module Protos CONDI 3400(X)-051
for Protos II 4400(X) / Protos 3400 (X)
Version 10
[1217] Betriebsanleitung
Messmodul Protos CONDI 3400(X)-051
für Protos II 4400(X) / Protos 3400 (X)
Version 10

Certificates

[14665] EU Declaration of Conformity (DE, EN, FR)
Protos 3400 */*** & Protos II Type 4400*/***
Device and Modules
No. EU220510A | 2022-05-10

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