Analogue and digital communication for more process visibility• Modbus or 4-20 mA sensor output available• Configuration and calibration can be done using web based software Corrosion, Coating and Fouling Resistant• Noryl body has a wide solvent tolerance and temperature stability to 105°C (used with flow cell 80°C, with integrated 4-20mA output or Modbus 70°C) Mounting• Can be installed in line using the specific flow cell or submersed via the 3/4" MNPT thread Wide Measurement Range• Can measure conductivity from 0 – 500.000 μS (0 - 500 mS)

Analogue and digital communication for more process visibility• Modbus or 4-20 mA sensor output available• Configuration and calibration can be done using web based software Corrosion, Coating and Fouling Resistant• Noryl body has a wide solvent tolerance and temperature stability to 105°C (used with flow cell 80°C, with integrated 4-20mA output or Modbus 70°C) Mounting• Can be installed in line using the specific flow cell or submersed via the 3/4" MNPT thread Wide Measurement Range• Can measure conductivity from 0 – 2.000.000 μS (0 - 2 S)

Analogue and digital communication for more process visibility• Modbus or 4-20 mA sensor output available• Configuration and calibration can be done using web based software Corrosion, Coating and Fouling Resistant• Noryl body has a wide solvent tolerance and temperature stability to 105°C (used with flow cell 80°C, with integrated 4-20mA output or Modbus 70°C) Mounting• Can be installed in line using the specific flow cell or submersed via the 3/4" MNPT thread Wide Measurement Range• Can measure conductivity from 0 – 2.000.000 μS (0 - 2 S)

Technical data:Measuring range: 1-2.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,10 cmConnection: PVC union nut Rp 1 ¼''Max. temperature: 40°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 10-20.000 µS/cmCell constant: 1 cmConnection: PVC union nut Rp 1 ¼''Max. temperature: 40°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 5-10.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,5 cmConnection: PVC union nut Rp 1 ¼''Max. temperature: 40°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 0,1-200 µS/cmCell constant: 0,01 cmConnection: External thread R ¾''Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 1-2.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,1 cmConnection: External thread R ¾''Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 5-10.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,5 cmConnection: External thread R ¾'Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: withoutMaterial: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? For the simple measurement of conductivity in stable water applications. When is a probe without a temperature sensor appropriate? When the temperature is constant or is measured separately. What is the advantage of not having a temperature sensor? Less technology, simpler design and lower costs. For which applications is this probe particularly suitable? For simple systems without significant temperature fluctuations. Is the probe low-maintenance? Yes, its simple design makes it particularly easy to maintain. Can I replace the probe easily? Yes, it can be installed and replaced quickly. Who is this probe the right choice for? For users looking for a simple and reliable solution.

Technical data:Measuring range: 1-2.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,1 cmConnection: PVC union nut Rp 1 ¼''Max. temperature: 40°CMeasuring resistor: PT 100Material: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? To measure the conductivity of water and similar liquids. Why is a temperature sensor built in? It ensures more accurate measurement results through automatic temperature compensation. What applications is the probe suitable for? For water treatment, industry and process monitoring. Is the probe robust enough for continuous operation? Yes, the stainless steel housing makes it durable and resilient. Can the probe also be used under pressure? Yes, it is suitable for use under pressure. Is installation complicated? No, it can be easily fitted via the connection.

Technical data:Measuring range: 5-10.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,5 cmConnection: PVC union nut Rp 1 ¼''Max. temperature: 40°CMeasuring resistor: PT 100Material: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? To measure the conductivity of water and similar liquids. Why is a temperature sensor built in? It ensures more accurate measurement results through automatic temperature compensation. What applications is the probe suitable for? For water treatment, industry and process monitoring. Is the probe robust enough for continuous operation? Yes, the stainless steel housing makes it durable and resilient. Can the probe also be used under pressure? Yes, it is suitable for use under pressure. Is installation complicated? No, it can be easily fitted via the connection.

Technical data:Measuring range: 0,1-200 µS/cmCell constant: 0,01 cmConnection: External thread R ¾'Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: PT 100Material: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? To measure the conductivity of water and similar liquids. Why is a temperature sensor built in? It ensures more accurate measurement results through automatic temperature compensation. What applications is the probe suitable for? For water treatment, industry and process monitoring. Is the probe robust enough for continuous operation? Yes, the stainless steel housing makes it durable and resilient. Can the probe also be used under pressure? Yes, it is suitable for use under pressure. Is installation complicated? No, it can be easily fitted via the connection.

Technical data:Measuring range: 1-2.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,1 cmConnection: External thread R ¾''Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: PT 100Material: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? To measure the conductivity of water and similar liquids. Why is a temperature sensor built in? It ensures more accurate measurement results through automatic temperature compensation. What applications is the probe suitable for? For water treatment, industry and process monitoring. Is the probe robust enough for continuous operation? Yes, the stainless steel housing makes it durable and resilient. Can the probe also be used under pressure? Yes, it is suitable for use under pressure. Is installation complicated? No, it can be easily fitted via the connection.

Technical data:Measuring range: 5-10.000 µS/cmCell constant: 0,5 cmConnection: External thread R ¾''Max. temperature: 130°CMeasuring resistor: PT 100Material: Stainless steelMax. Pressure: up to 6x10⁵ PA (6 bar) Frequently Asked Questions What is the conductivity probe used for? To measure the conductivity of water and similar liquids. Why is a temperature sensor built in? It ensures more accurate measurement results through automatic temperature compensation. What applications is the probe suitable for? For water treatment, industry and process monitoring. Is the probe robust enough for continuous operation? Yes, the stainless steel housing makes it durable and resilient. Can the probe also be used under pressure? Yes, it is suitable for use under pressure. Is installation complicated? No, it can be easily fitted via the connection.