OEM Factory for Water Conductivity - Conductivity Sensor CR-104Q – JIRS Detail:
Conductivity Sensor CR-104Q
Quick Install Conductivity Sensor
Main Technique Specifciation
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Measuring range: |
0-2000uS |
Body main material: |
ABS +Pt. black |
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Constant: |
1.0cm-1 |
Electrode structure |
Bipolar |
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Temp. Compensation: |
NTC 10K |
Response time: |
5sec |
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Temp. Range |
0-60℃ |
Connect dimension |
1/4″ NPT thread |
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Pressure range: |
0-0.6mPa |
Cable length: |
1m or as per request |
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Cable join way: |
Pin or BNC connector |
Installation way: |
Piping or Submersible |
Performance & Features:
1. Easy to use and stable performance.
2. With NTC 10K Thermister.
3. Adopt ABS engineering plastic, has strong anti-acid and anti-alkaine character.
Wire Connection:
White wire: Signal +
Black wire: Signal
Yellow wire: Temp. +
Red wire: Temp
Applications:
Widely used for RO and pure water production such as high pure water resistivity monitor and controller.
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