CLS12

Two electrodes immersed in the process medium measure the electrical conductivity of the liquid. An AC voltage applied across the electrodes generates a current through the medium. According to Ohm’s law, the resistance or conductance G (the reciprocal of resistance) is calculated. The cell constant k, determined by the sensor geometry, is used to calculate the conductivity of the process medium from the measured conductance.

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The Condumax CLS12 is a robust and durable conductivity sensor designed for conductivity measurement in steam and water cycles in power plants. It helps protect the process against corrosion and provides accurate measurement even under high-temperature and high-pressure conditions. With low maintenance requirements and a spacious wiring compartment, the Condumax CLS12 is an ideal choice for reliable measurement under demanding operating conditions. The Condumax CLS12 is designed for conductivity measurement in power and energy applications, including: • Conductivity measurement in steam and water cycles • Condensate monitoring • Boiler feedwater monitoring • Boiler blowdown control • Low-conductivity measurement in high-temperature and high-pressure media