Endress+Hauser Indumax CLS54
Analog conductivity sensor

Endress+Hauser Indumax CLS54

Liquid Conductivity Sensor

Measurement range

100 ВµS/cm - 2000 mS/cm Cell constant k: 6,3 1/cm

Process temperature

Process temperature: -10В°C - +125В°C
(14В°F - 257В°F)
Sterilisation: 150В°C/5 bar (max. 60 min.)
(302В°F / 72.5 psi)

Process pressure

12 bar(174 psi)/20В°C(68В°F)
8 bar(116 psi)/125В°C(257В°F)

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Indumax H CLS54 Inductive conductivity sensor. Hygienic design. Specially designed for pharmaceutical, food and beverage applications.

Toroidal conductivity sensor for hygienic and sterile applications.

Measuring principle

Inductive

Application

Food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries and in biotechnology.

Characteristic

Specifically intended for use in hygienic applications and especially suitable for following applications:
Phase separation, control of CIP, concentration control, product monitoring, leakage monitoring.

Measurement range

100 ВµS/cm - 2000 mS/cm Cell constant k: 6,3 1/cm

Measuring principle

Inductive conductivity measurement

Design

Hygienic design with food-grade virgin PEEK body in jointless and creviceless design including all hygienic certifications.

Material

In contact with medium: Virgin PEEK
Surface roughness: Ra<0.9Вµm

Process temperature

Process temperature: -10В°C - +125В°C
(14В°F - 257В°F)
Sterilisation: 150В°C/5 bar (max. 60 min.)
(302В°F / 72.5 psi)

Process pressure

12 bar(174 psi)/20В°C(68В°F)
8 bar(116 psi)/125В°C(257В°F)

Temperature sensor

Pt1000 (class A)with a temperature response time T90 < 27s.

Ex certification

ATEX II G EEx ia IIc T3/T4/T6
FM/CSA IS NI CL.I,II,III,Div.1&2 group A-G in connection with the transmitter CM42.

Connection

Dairy pipe, Aseptic-fitting, Clamp ISO 2852, SMS-2", Varivent N DN 40-125, Neumo Biocontrol D50.

Ingres protection

IP68/NEMA6P

Additional certifications

FDA, EHEDG, 3-A, Biological reactivity (USP class VI part 87 and 88)

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