Hamilton has expanded its ARC product range for process analysis tasks with four new electrochemical sensors for use in biotechnology and pharmaceutical processes.
The new sensors are also suitable for the measurement of oxygen traces and for measurements with high CO2 partial pressure.
Sensors are also available for monitoring pure-water conductivity.
The Oxyferm FDA ARC sensor is designed for electrochemical oxygen measurements in fermentations and pharmaceutical processes, while the Oxygold G ARC sensor is designed for measurements of low-ppb oxygen traces in aqueous media.
The Oxygold B ARC sensor, meanwhile, measures low-ppb oxygen traces in beverages containing CO2.
The new Condcell PWSE ARC with Triclamp adapter is designed for monitoring pure-water quality in industrial processes.
It offers a dynamic measurement range from 0.01uS/cm to 2,000uS/cm, covering processes in pharmaceutical water generation and power plants.
All ARC sensors offer fully compensated intelligent measurement signals with two 4-20mA analogue outputs, a digital Modbus interface and wireless transmission using the optional ARC Wi adapter.
All new sensors are fully compatible with the existing ARC product range, which includes the Visiferm DO ARC, the ARC pH, the Conducell ARC, the ARC View and the ARC Wi.
Thanks to the direct connection to the PC/PLC, the ARC sensors deliver a reliable signal.
None of the usual interferences from humidity, cable length or other factors occur, according to the company.
The ARC sensors contain functions such as diagnostic, history and calibration data.
