WSEC1001 Inductive Conductivity Sensor

The WSEC1001 inductive conductivity sensor is an electrodeless sensor built for use in harsh chemical conditions. It has two coils working together: a driver coil induces a current in the solution, the ions in the water carry this ionic current, and the current in turn induces a signal in the receiver coil. Measuring the induced current gives the conductivity of the water. As an electrodeless design, the sensor eliminates polarisation and clogging errors and resists fouling, making it suitable for concentrated acids such as fuming sulfuric acid, high-concentration salt solutions and highly polluted environments.

Features

• Electrodeless inductive design: no polarisation interference or clogging errors
• Chemical-resistant PP body for excellent performance in harsh chemicals
• Suitable for high acid concentrations, including fuming sulfuric acid
• Designed to resist dirt, grime and fouling layers
• Large-aperture sensor for long-term stability
• Ranges up to 2000 mS, plus acid and alkali concentration ranges
• Fits a wide range of brackets with a common bulkhead mounting structure

How it works

• The driver coil induces a current in the solution
• Ions in the water carry this ionic current
• The ionic current induces a current in the receiver coil, which is measured as conductivity

Applications

• Pipe cleaning in power plants
• Food industry
• Chemical production
• Highly polluted environments
• Acid concentration measurement
• High-concentration salt solutions (< 10%)

LKS supplies the WSEC1001 inductive conductivity sensor in Malaysia, with installation, calibration and after-sales support. Contact our engineers for range selection and a quotation.