Description
The FOXBORO 871EC-SP0, based on our previous discussion and information available online, appears to be an electrodeless conductivity sensor used in various process industries for measuring the electrical conductivity of liquids. Here’s a breakdown of its key features:
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Function (Electrodeless Conductivity Sensor):
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Measures the electrical conductivity of liquids without coming into direct contact with them. This avoids potential issues associated with traditional conductivity sensors, such as electrode fouling or corrosion. - The conductivity measurement helps determine various properties of liquids like concentration, purity, and overall quality.
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Applications:
- The FOXBORO 871EC-SP0 is suitable for various applications requiring conductivity measurement in liquids, such as:
- Chemical processing: Monitoring the concentration of solutions or purity of products.
- Power generation: Monitoring water quality in steam boilers or cooling towers.
- Food and beverage production: Measuring sugar concentration in syrups or controlling salt content in brines.
- Pharmaceutical production: Monitoring conductivity for quality control purposes.
- The FOXBORO 871EC-SP0 is suitable for various applications requiring conductivity measurement in liquids, such as:
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Current Availability:
- The FOXBORO 871EC-SP0 appears to be a current product from Schneider Electric (which acquired Foxboro). You can find information about it on Schneider Electric’s website
Measures the electrical conductivity of liquids without coming into direct contact with them. This avoids potential issues associated with traditional conductivity sensors, such as electrode fouling or corrosion.
