Endress+Hauser Digital pH Sensor Memosens CPS77E non-glass

The Endress+Hauser Digital pH Sensor Memosens CPS77E is a robust non-glass pH sensor designed for reliable measurement in life sciences, food, and beverage applications. With Memosens technology, it supports secure data transmission, Plug & Play operation, and reduced downtime by storing measured values, calibration data, and sensor history directly in the sensor.

Key Features:

• Brand: Endress+Hauser
• Model: Memosens CPS77E
• Product Type: Digital pH sensor
• Design: Non-glass PEEK sensor, steam-sterilisable and autoclavable
• pH Range: 0 to 14
• Temperature Range: -15°C to +135°C
• Shaft Length: 120 mm
• Shaft Diameter: 12 mm
• Temperature Sensor: Integrated Pt1000 temperature probe
• Reference System: Ag/AgCl reference system
• Manufacturer Number: CPS77E-AA6BBU2

This Endress+Hauser digital pH sensor is suitable for applications requiring stable measurement, corrosion-resistant inductive coupling, and reliable Memosens performance in demanding process conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Endress+Hauser Digital pH Sensor Memosens CPS77E, Non-Glass used for?

The Memosens CPS77E is designed for the intended laboratory application. This digital ph sensor format supports routine laboratory work in that application.

2. What are the main specifications of the Memosens CPS77E?

The main specifications of the Memosens CPS77E are that the ph range is 0 to 14, the shaft length is 120 mm and the shaft diameter is 12 mm. These are the main selection points to compare with the requirements of the laboratory task.

3. Is the Memosens CPS77E suitable for the intended laboratory application?

Yes. The Memosens CPS77E is suitable for the intended laboratory application. One relevant feature is that the design is Non-glass PEEK sensor, steam-sterilisable and autoclavable, which supports use in that type of laboratory workflow.

4. What temperature range does the Memosens CPS77E cover?

The Memosens CPS77E has a temperature range of -15°C to +135°C. This is the operating range to compare with the temperatures required by the application.