Conductive rod electrodes
Electrodes for the conductive measurement of up to five limit levels in conductive media without any moving parts.
How do conductive rod electrodes work?
Conductive rod electrodes with discreet switchpoints are used to detect limit levels. In this process, conductometry is used to detect whether there is any contact with the medium. Multiple electrodes can be installed and thus multiple limit levels can be detected with one sensor.
The rods are made from solid stainless steel and can thus also be used in very harsh conditions. As this sensor technology does not need any floats, it functions without any moving parts whatsoever. The conductivity of the medium is a prerequisite for the use of conductive sensors.
Examples of use:
- Overflow drains
- Protection against running dry
- Two-step control
- Moisture detection
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