CLS54

The inductive conductivity measurement transmitter generates an alternating electromagnetic field at the primary coil, which induces an electric current in the medium. The current strength depends on the conductivity, i.e. the ion concentration in the medium. The induced current produces a further electromagnetic field at the secondary coil. The receiver measures the induced current on the coil to determine the conductivity of the medium.

The Indumax CLS54 inductive conductivity sensor ensures stringent hygienic and sterile requirements are met for all products and processes. It combines high performance with a unique hygienic design to guarantee product quality and high safety. The Indumax CLS54 is applied for inductive conductivity measurement in the food & beverage and life‑science industries, including phase separation between media/water and media/media mixtures in pipelines, CIP process control in return lines, concentration control during CIP detergent reconstitution, medium monitoring in pipelines, bottling units and quality assurance systems, as well as leak monitoring.