Salinity Sensor RS485

Salinity Sensor RS485

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RY-CWDEC-221 is a salinity sensor based on electrodeless inductive measurement. It uses the generator to generate an alternating magnetic field in the primary coil to generate an induced current in the medium. The intensity of the induced current depends on the concentration of ions in the medium. The induced current creates another magnetic field in the secondary coil. The receiver measures the induced current on the coil to determine the salinity of the medium. At the same time, the built-in temperature sensor can automatically compensate the temperature, which is suitable for online long-term monitoring of the environment.
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Water Sensors
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Technical Parameters

 

Technical Data

 

Item

Specifications

Output

Rs-485,MODBUS/RTU

Measuring Method

Non contact electromagnetic principle

Range

0~70PSU

Accuracy

±1%F.S. or ±0.2PSU(Below 10psu)

Resolution

0.1PSU

Working Environment

0~65℃;<0.6MPa

Calibration Method

Two point calibration

Respond Time

10 seconds T90

Temperature Compensation

Automatic temperature compensation(PT1000)

Power Supply

12-24VDC±10%,10mA;

Size

Diameter 30mm; Length 185.5mm;

Protection level

IP68;The water depth is 20 meters; Other customization

Service Life

3 years or above

Cable

5m

Sensor housing material

PVC;PEEK;

 

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