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Contacting Conductivity and Resistivity

This Foxboro family of analyzers, sensors and accessories is suitable for on-line, continuous measurement of resistivity and low-level conductivity in the most demanding pure and ultrapure water applications.

View our Selection Guide, Instruction Manual (MI) and Product Specifications (PSS) Documentation.

Key Benefits

  • Reliable control of pure and ultrapure water processes due to high accuracy measurements
  • Quick and easy installation and removal of sensors using universal bore mounting accessories
  • Fast and easy analyzer configuration due to easy to use menus
  • Long sensor life, low cost of ownership
  • 24/7 expert technical and application support

Key Capabilities

  • 2-electrode contacting sensors with selection of wetted materials to suit varied applications
  • Precision electrode and temperature element design delivers high accuracy
  • Multiple sensor mounting methods – threaded, ball valve, sanitary
  • Line powered analyzers and loop powered transmitters
  • Analyzers accept dual sensor input of either conductivity or resistivity types
Contacting Conductivity and Resistivity - Continuous Measurement Sensors and Analyzers for Industrial Automation 
 

Related Success Stories

China National Petroleum Corporation

China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), China’s largest producer and supplier of crude oil and natural gas, and a world leading integrated energy company implements M&I Foxboro pressure, flow, and analytical sensors in its MED desalination operation.

Read the success story (pdf)

Brochure: 2013 Electrochemical Brochure

Data Sheet: Foxboro 876CR Transmitter for Contacting Conductivity and Resistivity

Selection Guide: Selection Guide Contactive Conductivity and Resistivity