CLS50

The inductive conductivity sensor’s transmitter coil generates an alternating electromagnetic field, which induces an electrical current in the process medium. The current magnitude depends on the medium’s conductivity, which is determined by the concentration of ions in the medium. The induced current generates a secondary electromagnetic field at the receiver coil. The receiver measures the induced current in the coil and uses this signal to determine the conductivity of the process medium.

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The Indumax CLS50 is an inductive conductivity sensor designed for standard, hazardous-area, and high-temperature measurement applications. Constructed from robust materials such as PFA and PEEK, it offers excellent chemical resistance, long service life, and high resistance to fouling. The sensor provides reliable and repeatable measurements even in highly corrosive media, with a temperature measuring range of -20 to +180 °C. The Indumax CLS50 measures conductivity using the inductive principle and is suitable for a wide range of industries and applications: • Chemical industry: Acid and caustic concentration measurement; quality monitoring of chemicals in tanks and pipelines • Food & beverage industry: Phase separation of different media or media mixtures in piping systems • Wastewater treatment plants: Inlet monitoring