TB4CS 4-electrode conductivity sensor
Last updated: 29 May 2025
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Measurement made easy
Low maintenance sensor with the
widest operation range available
(0 to 2000 mS/cm)
4-electrode measurement
increases accuracy, stability, flexibility and security
Rugged construction and materials
sensors capable of withstanding the toughest chemical processes at
extreme temperatures and pressures
Overcome and compensate for fouling effects
reduces cleaning frequency
Extent of fouling notification and fouled sensor relay
enables conductivity instrument to notify a dirty sensor condition
Installation flexibility
in-line, Twist-lock, immersion, Tri-Clamp, flow-cell, TB18 Safe-T-Clean
valve and retractable hot-tap
Suitable for all measurements
from low to high solution concentrations
compensates for polarization effects
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