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EXspect 231 is a high-precision NIR compact sensor for monitoring production processes in the food and pharmaceutical industries as well as in many other areas of process application. The robust and compact design in a stainless steel housing and the wear-free sapphire windows make the EXspect 231 a reliable absorption sensor with integrated digital measuring amplifier and touch display. Depending on the sensor type, the measuring units can be output in % turbidity, absorption or common turbidity units and a maximum measuring range of 0...6 AU is available, which can be output via the standard interface of 4...20 mA. Two alarm limits can be programmed and various switching outputs are available.
With the EXpert parameterization software, the sensor can be easily adapted to the respective measuring task. Optical filters from the EXcap110 filter series are available for checking and calibrating the sensor for all measuring ranges.
DatasheetMeasuring range max.: | 0-100 % / 0...6 AU / 0...6600 EBC |
Resolution: | 0,1 % or 0,01 AU |
Accuracy: | ± 1 % from measurement value |
Reproducibility: | ≤ 1 % from final value |
Wavelength: | 850 nm |
Light source: | LED |
Optical path length: | 5, 10 or 20 mm |
Material: | Stainless steel 1.4435 (316L) |
Surface: | Ra <0,37 μm |
Window: | Sapphire |
Supply voltage: | 24 V DC |
Contact: | NO or NC configurable 150 mA |
Input contact: | zeroing |
Process connection: | Thread G1/2" |
Process temperature: | -10... 90 °C, 135 °C max. 1 hour (SIP cycle) |
Process pressure: | max. 16 bar (232 psi) |
Electrical connection: | M12 connector 5-pin or 8-pin (digital parameterizable) |
Interfaces: | 4 ... 20 mA |
Parameterization: | Software EXpert |
Protection class: | IP69 |
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