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Low maintenance 4-in-1 pH Probe

Yokogawa FU24 is a ‘four in one’ pH sensor designed to offer virtually maintenance-free operation and long sensor lifetime – especially in harsh applications involving severe temperature and pressure fluctuations.

Yokogawa

04/06/2012


YokogawaThe FU24 sensor incorporates a patented Yokogawa-designed bellows system which automatically compensates for the effect of pressure fluctuations. Such pressure variations can be highly detrimental to sensor operation, as they can initiate a pumping effect resulting from the expansion and shrinkage of the gel or liquid inside the sensor. The outcome is that the process liquid will start to ingress into the sensor and the reference voltage – and hence the pH measurement - will start to drift.

In the FU24 sensor, pressure fluctuations are automatically compensated by the built-in bellows up to 10 bar, making the sensor virtually insensitive to pressure variations. A positive overpressure maintained by the tension in the bellows generates a steady flow out of the sensor.

FU24 Features:

  • Low long-term cost of ownership
  • Low maintenance
  • Pressurized reference
  • High chemical resistance
  • Reduced cost to install system
  • 1 inch NPT connection
  • With adapter piece K1521JA compatible with existing F*20 assemblies
  • 4-in-1: pH, reference, temperature, liquid earth (ORP)
  • Reliability
  • High stability

For more information visit the Yokogawa website at www.yokogawa.com/us.

For more on industrial sensors, see: controleng.com/sensors



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