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Transmitters for analytical sensor types

03 August 2010

Bürkert is expanding its line of analytical transmitters with ELEMENT neutrino analytical transmitters for use with different sensor types. The modular transmitters can be adapted to different applications and used for measuring pH, ORP or conductivity.

The ELEMENT concept from Bürkert combines controllers, valves and sensors in an attractive high-quality stainless steel housing with intelligent architecture. ELEMENT neutrino transmitters of the types 8202 (for pH or redox potential) and 8222 (for conductivity), high-performance yet economical versions without a display, provide an alternative to the ELEMENT transmitters with a display and keypad.

The new transmitters feature a patented variable electrical connection for pH electrodes. This makes it possible to use most pH electrodes with a 12 mm diameter and an S7 connection. Not only do users enjoy greater flexibility; a single standard transmitter can be used for all applications within the system. The option of selecting from three cell constants (0.01,0.1 or 1) for measuring conductivity ensures maximum versatility when exchanging sensors, as well as adaptability to the required task. The advantages: reduced administrative requirements and costs and a longer life cycle.

An integrated pt1000 sensor allows integrated temperature compensation. The temperature value is provided as a second process variable in the unit, which can also be output as 4-20 mA signal. This eliminates the need for a separate temperature sensor, in addition to the separate costs of installation and operation.


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