Intelligent Transmitters for pH/ORP and Conductivity
23/07/2013 Sensorex
Sensorex TX2000 and CX2000 provide real time process monitoringGarden Grove, California (18 July 2013) - Sensorex's TX2000 pH/mV Transmitter and CX2000 Conductivity/Resistivity Transmitter monitor changes in process fluids for more accurate control in a wide range of water, chemical, electronics, food production, environmental and wastewater processing applications.
Both Transmitters include Multi-Cal calibration with automatic buffer recognition, two assignable isolated analogue (0/4-20mA) current outputs, two alarm/control relays with an additional wash feature, and a universal 100-240VAC power supply. CE certified, the compact NEMA 4X/IP65 enclosures can be wall mounted, installed in a panel or conveniently pipe/handrail mounted.
The TX2000 has a pH measurement range of -2.00 to 16.00pH and an oxidation reduction potential (ORP) measurement range of -1999mV to 1999mV. The CX2000 has a conductivity measurement range of 0.000 uS/cm to 200.0 mS/cm and a resistivity measurement range of 0.00 to 20.00 MO -€¢ cm. Both are compatible with a number probes and sensors to fit most application requirements.
An optional RS model offers additional features including data display charts and trend graphics, a real-time clock with logbook function, and customer defined five-point calibration with displayed calibration curve. The RS models are also equipped with one analogue output and serial RS-485 interface for MODBUS RTU or ASCII communications, easily interfacing to existing plant SCADA or DCS control systems.
Both units have a large backlit display with easy-to-navigate text and graphic illustrations. A password protection option prevents unauthorized tampering. With a temperature span of -30 °C to 130 ° C Sensorex transmitters ensure accuracy in even the most challenging process environments.
To learn more about the TX2000 or CX2000, and the company's full range of sensing products, visit www.sensorex.com, email sales@sensorex.com , or call +1 714-895-4344.
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