Knick ORP Sensors
Knick’s ORP sensors are available in different versions – analog or digital with Memosens technology – even with explosion protection.
Thanks to the different sensor lengths and multiple connection options, they can be adapted to different fittings. These fittings include retractable fittings such as SensoGate and Ceramat, inline fittings, flow-through fittings, and immersion fittings to satisfy a broad range of application requirements.
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SE565 ORP Sensor | Memosens | 225 mm | Ex
For hygienic processes and sterile applications
ORP sensor for hygienic processes and sterile applications.
- perfect galvanic isolation thanks to Memosens technology
- no influence of humidity in the connector
- digital data transfer
- integrated sensor diagnostics
- state-of-the-art gel electrolyte
- integrated temperature detector
- ceramic junction
- for hygienic and sterile applications
- for heavily polluted media
- for media containing sulfides
- for media containing proteins
- suitable for solvent-containing processes
The SE565 ORP sensors are of low maintenance. Through a ceramic junction, the pressurized reference system with gel electrolyte is in contact with the process medium. The measuring electrode is made of platinum.
SE565 sensors are designed for simultaneous measurement of ORP and temperature in industrial processes.
They are suitable for sterilization with steam and they provide a reference system which has been developed for the use in food and pharmaceutical products.
Applications
Hygienic and sterile applications, food and pharmaceutical industry, biotechnology
Specifications
| Measurement Parameter: | ORP |
| Connector: | Memosens |
| Measuring Range: | ± 1500 mV |
| Explosion protection: | Yes |
| Length: | 225 mm |
| Process Connection: | PG 13.5 |
| Temperature: | 0 … 135 °C |
| Pressure, relative: | -1 … 6 bar |
| Temperature Detector: | NTC 30 kΩ |
| Junction: | Ceramic (1×) |
| Reference System: | Ag/AgCl, pressurized gel electrolyte |
| Material of measuring electrode: | Platinum |