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SE630 Conductivity Sensor | 2 Graphite electrodes | Memosens | G 1 | Measurement of conductivities up to 20 mS/cm

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SE630 Conductivity Sensor | 2 Graphite electrodes | Memosens | G 1 | Measurement of conductivities up to 20 mS/cm

2-electrode sensor for measuring low to medium conductivity values, flexible application, high chemical, thermal and mechanical resistance – digital, with Memosens technology.

  • Perfect galvanic isolation thanks to Memosens technology
  • Digital data transfer
  • Integrated sensor diagnostics
  • High level of process safety due to durable materials
  • Integrated temperature detector
  • Robust design
  • Large pressure and temperature range
  • Easy to clean
  • High-precision measurement of conductivities up to 20 mS/cm)
  • High chemical and thermal resistance

Corrosion-proof materials, graphite electrodes, and PES body. High accuracy and integrated temperature detector for correct temperature compensation and concentration measurement. Large pressure and temperature range.

Applications
Water, moderately polluted wastewaters, process solutions with medium conductivities; also corrosive media

 

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Technical details

Measurement Parameter: Conductivity
Connection: Memosens
Explosion protection: non Ex
Process Connection: G 1"
Measuring Range: 10 µS/cm … 20 mS/cm
Temperature: -20 … 135 °C
Temperature Detector: NTC 30 kΩ
Body Material: PES (Polyether Sulphone)
Pressure: 2.5 bar (135 °C), Max. 16 bar (20 °C)
Electrode Material: special graphite
Cell constant: 1/cm

Downloads

Manuals

[16286] User Manual (DE, EN, KO)
Memosens Cable CA/MS
Version 09
[2897] User Manual
SE630 Memosens 2-Electrode Conductivity Sensor (SE630-MS, SE630X-MS)
Version 05

Brochures

[13209] Brochure
Memosens - The complete solution for smart sensor applications.
[13395] Brochure
Sensors - For measuring pH/ORP, conductivity or oxygen. Digital or analog.

Data Sheets

[2888] Data sheet
SE630 Memosens Conductivity Sensor
Product Description | Specifications | Product Range

Certificates

[14511] EU Declaration of Conformity (DE, EN, FR)
No. EU220118A | 2022-01-18
Digital Sensors, non Ex

Control Drawings

[14185] Control Drawing
Inductive Sensor-Cable Connection System Memosens
Zeichnungsnummer 214.410-240

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