ILM-4 Conductivity Sensors
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SENSORS FOR FOOD AND BIOPHARMA. Inductive Conductivity Meter ILM Application/Specified Usage ·· Inductive measurement of the specific conductivity of liquid media in the range of 0...999 mS/cm. ·· Designed for hygienic applications in food-, beverage- and pharmaceutical industries. Application Examples ·· Controlling of CIP processes (e. g. phase separation detergents/water) ·· Concentration measurement (e. g. Alkali and acid concentration in remaking) ·· Monitoring of product quality, quality control Hygienic Design/Process Connection ·· Use of Negele CLEANadapt build-in system results in a hygienic installation situation that is free of gaps and dead space and is easy to sterilize. ·· Process connection G1" hygienic or Tri-Clamp, adapters available for milk pipe (DIN 11851), Varivent, DRD (see CLEANadapt product information) ·· CIP/SIP cleaning up to 150°C/maximum 60 minutes ·· All parts with product contact are FDA-compliant ·· Sensor made entirely of stainless steel, submersible body made of PEEK ·· Conformity with 3-A standard Features/Advantages ·· Wear-free, inductive measurement ·· In contrast to conductive measurement procedures, no problems with electrode deterioration or polarization. ·· Accurate measurement through compensation of temperature influences. ·· High reproducibility of ≤ 1% of measurement value. ·· Analog outputs for conductivity and temperature are a standard feature. ·· Analog outputs for conductivity, temperature or concentration are freely adjustable. ·· Rapid temperature response time T90 15...60 s ·· Installation in tube diameters from DN 40 Options/Accessories ·· Electrical connection via M12 plug-in connector ·· Version with longer toroid housing for pipes ≥ DN 65 or for installation into T-fitting ·· Preassembled cable for M12 plug-in connector ·· Display module Simple User Interface (SUI) and Large User Interface (LUI) ·· Remote version with c

Specification | Functional Principle Specification Measuring Principle of the Inductive Conductivity Meter An alternating current generates a magnetic field in the primary coil (sender) which induces a current in the circumfluent medium. The current flow in the medium generates another magnetic field in the secondary coil (receiver). The strength of the induced current in the secondary coil depends on the conductivity of the medium. The conductivity of the liquid medium is temperature dependent. To compensate the temperature error, an additional sensor (Pt1000) in the sensor tip is used...

Dimensional Drawings HUR / Head Unit Remote Version Submersion length Tri-Clamp size

Installation Advices | Warnings FOOD Mechanical Connection / Installation ·· The sensor has to be installed in that way that the bobbin case is entirely washed around by media and no bubbles can occure. Installation in a rising pipe is recommended. ·· The inscription “FLOW” on the bottom side of the sensor has to show in flow direction of the medium. ·· Very heavy vibrations can cause measurement errors (e. g. installation very near a pump). ·· Use Negele CLEANadapt system for safe operation of measuring point! ·· Attention: The maximum tightening torque for mounting is 20 Nm! ·· Use a...

Parameterization The ILM-4 conductivity sensor is set to operate without requiring special settings. Should the parameters need to be changed, this can be performed using the PC-based MPI-200 programming adapter or the User Interface. The following parameters can be changed directly on-site -in the Justage mode - or using a dry simulation in the office. Display: ■ Language and contrast of operating panel Conductivity measurement: ■ Conductivity 1: Temperature compensation 1 and upper range limit 1 ■ Concentration: Temperature compensation C, medium concentration range and upper range limit...

Operation Creating settings with the User Interface (SUI or LUI) The software structure of the User Interface is similar to that of the PC version. The system is operated using two control buttons to the left and right of the display. These buttons can be used to navigate to the required parameter. The button functions are as follows: Occuring several media with very different conductivity in the application (e. g. CIP cleaning) switching to an adequate measuring range is neccessary for a precise measurement! Detecting the Temperature Coefficient of the Medium Default setting: TC = 2 %/K 2....

FOOD Order code ILM-4R (inductive conductivity sensor - remote version, remote cable must be ordered separately) Submersion length L20 (20 mm) Process connection S01 (standard, CLEANadapt G1" hygienic) TC1 (Tri-Clamp 1%") V25 (Varivent type F, DN 25) V40 (Varivent type N, DN 40/50) MMX (further process connections on request) Output A42 (1x 4...20 mA conductivity value only, display prepared) no external range switching, display prepared) A63 (2x 4...20 mA conductivity/temperature selectable, external range switching, display prepared) Electrical connection P (cable gland...

Order Code Order code ILM-4 (inductive conductivity sensor) Submersion length L20 (20 mm) Process connection S01 (standard, CLEANadapt G1" hygienic) TC1 (Tri-Clamp 1W) V25 (Varivent type F, DN 25) V40 (Varivent type N, DN 40/50) MMX (further process connections on request) Head orientation H (horizontal head orientation) V (vertical head orientation) Output A42 (1x 4...20 mA conductivity value only, display prepared) no external range switching, display prepared) A63 (2x 4...20 mA conductivity/temperature selectable, external range switching, display prepared) Electrical...