CLS15

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 CLS15 is an ideal choice for low-range conductivity measurement across a wide range of applications, including hazardous areas. It provides reliable and accurate measurement with low maintenance requirements, long service life, and an excellent price-performance ratio. The Condumax CLS15 conductivity sensor is designed for conductivity measurement of pure and ultrapure water, including: • Monitoring and control • Ion exchangers • Reverse osmosis systems • Cooling water • Distillation processes • Semiconductor wafer cleaning • Power plant applications, including degassed conductivity measurement and pH measurement using differential conductivity methods