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226 Toroidal Conductivity Sensor

Brand: Rosemount
The Rosemount 226 toroidal conductivity sensor measures conductivity in highly conductive liquids up to 2 S/cm (2,000,000 μS/cm). 

This toroidal/inductive sensor has a robust fouling-resistant design which makes it ideal for measuring conductivity in harsh, corrosive and fibrous liquid applications.
Features
  • Plugging resistant and suitable for liquids containing high levels of suspended solids due to large bore design
  • High vibration tolerance with reinforced internal metal frame design
  • Constructed with highly corrosion-resistant glass-filled PEEK
  • Robust measurements - insensitive to process flow and direction
  • 1" Male NPT process connection mounting adapter for submersion type installations
  • Can be inserted through any user supplied flange by using optional process connection mounting adapter
The Rosemount 226 toroidal conductivity sensor measures conductivity in highly conductive liquids up to 2 S/cm (2,000,000 μS/cm). 

This toroidal/inductive sensor has a robust fouling-resistant design which makes it ideal for measuring conductivity in harsh, corrosive and fibrous liquid applications.
Features
  • Plugging resistant and suitable for liquids containing high levels of suspended solids due to large bore design
  • High vibration tolerance with reinforced internal metal frame design
  • Constructed with highly corrosion-resistant glass-filled PEEK
  • Robust measurements - insensitive to process flow and direction
  • 1" Male NPT process connection mounting adapter for submersion type installations
  • Can be inserted through any user supplied flange by using optional process connection mounting adapter

Specifications

Ambient Temperature Range

  • 0° to 120° C (32° to 248° F)

Cable Length

  • Standard 20 feet (6 metres) - Max.

Maximum System Pressure

  • psig: 295 (kPa: 2,034, bar: 20)

NPT Connection

  • 1” NPT Male

UNF/UNC Connection

  • 7/8”-9 UNC

Wetted Materials

  • Glass-Filled PEEK

Documentation