E+H Smartec CLD18 Compact Conductivity Device

Toroidal conductivity measuring system for hygienic applications in the food and beverage industry.

Starting at $1,850.12

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Features

  • Measures conductivity and temperature
  • Range:
    • 200 μS/cm to 1000 mS/cm (uncompensated) conductivity
    • 14 to 266 °F (–10 to 130 °C) process temperature
  • Accuracy:
    • ±(2.0 % of measured value + 20 μS/cm) conductivity
    • ±1.5K temperature
    • ±50 μA signal outputs
  • 0.5 % of reading repeatability
  • 0 / 4 to 20 mA, galvanically isolated output
  • Voltage range 0 to 30V
  • Voltage high mininum 12V
  • Voltage low maximum 9V
  • 500 Ω load maximum
  • 4K4H climate class
  • IP69k
  • NEMA type 6P
  • EHEDG and 3-A certified

The E+H Smartec CLD18 compact conductivity device is a cost-effective solution for all applications in beverage plants where small tubes are used and where the toroidal measurement is used as a switch function. The combination of a transmitter and a sensor is interference-free, easy-to-use and features a hygienic design that protects products and processes from contamination. The Smartec CLD18 device's fast and reliable cleaning-in-place (CIP) and phase separation measurements ensure the overall equipment effectiveness of a plant.

The Smartec CLD18 provides conductivity measurement in liquids with medium to high conductivity. The structure is made from highly durable, food-safe polyetheretherketone (PEEK). The excellent chemical resistance properties of the sensor mean it can also be used in applications outside the food industry.

In beverage applications, the CLD18 controls CIP processes in the return channel, controls concentration in remaking of CIP cleaning agents, monitors product in pipe systems and bottling plants, and monitors leakage.

E+H Smartec CLD18 Compact Conductivity Device Applications

  • Phase separation of product/water mixtures in the beverage industry
  • Control of cleaning-in-place facilities
  • Concentration control
  • Separation in the cleaning return line
  • Industrial water monitoring
  • Rinsing processes in pickling plants