Conductivity Sensors
The use of the ILM-4 range from Anderson Negele, in the measurement of conductivity of products and CIP media, is the suitable analysis technique for the hygienic inline detection and differentiation of liquids in the process, for many applications in the food and beverage industry.
The process efficiency is based on 3 performance characteristics of the ILM-4 Inductive Conductivity Sensor; the extremely short response time, superior measurement accuracy and superior product quality.
Features:
Anderson Negele - Inductive conductivity sensor, 3A
ILM-4 with I/O Link
- Direct measurement of concentration
- temperature compensated
- 4-20 mA conductivity / temperature outputs
- Fast temperature response time. T90, 15 ... 60 s
- Built-in display
Anderson Negele - Adapters and accessories
CLEANadapt
- Flexible process connections for pipes and containers. Suitable for hygienic sensors with M12, G1 / 2 "and G1" thread
- Hygienic, elastomer-free process connection for use in breweries, dairy, food and pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology and peripheral applications (water and wastewater treatment, etc.)
- Perfect hygiene adjustment is achieved without the use of any additional elastomeric sealant material
- Installation according to the EHEDG report
- 3-A compatible process connection only for PEEK sealant sensors
Conductivity & Resistivity Sensors
- In-line or submersible mounting
- 316 SS or Titanium (indicated tri-clamp only) standard electrode
- Alternative electrode materials available - Hastelloy-C - Monel - Titanium
- NIST traceable certifi ed cells ±1%
- Meet USP requirements
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