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March 19, 2015

New Connectivity Controllers from OMEGA

Image courtesy of OMEGA

Image courtesy of OMEGA

OMEGA introduces conductivity and temperature monitor and controller
 
OMEGA’s new CDTX-111/CDTX-112 series of conductivity controllers are panel instruments for online monitoring of industrial process conductivity.
 
Features of the CE compliant product include linearized data, automatic temperature compensation, no error due to cable length changes and maintenance-free cells, the manufacturer said.
 
OMEGA said the new product is an ideal auxiliary instrument of various types of conductivity sensitive processes, suitable for automotive, chemical and water industries for measurement and control of conductivity in water, electronics, chemical and manufacturing processes. 
 
• on-line monitoring • electronics

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