Description
Converter set 2 for laboratory fermenters (225 mm sensors) provides a complete pathway to operate digital Memosens sensors on laboratory fermenters without revising existing SOPs. Contents comprise a CYM17 Memosens-analog converter, a 225 mm pH sensor (CPS61E-AA6NTP4), a 225 mm optical dissolved-oxygen sensor (COS81E-AA24ACLF1+JG), two matching CYK20 cables and the KSG8 standard adapter. Memosens digital technology delivers strong process and data security with easy handling, eliminates moisture-induced faults and keeps signals stable after autoclaving. The CYM17 converter enables digital Memosens sensors to work with fermenters already in use in biotechnological laboratories. Offered by manufacturer Endress+Hauser, this longer-sensor set suits deeper vessels and bioreactor configurations where accurate pH and dissolved-oxygen monitoring is essential. Net weight is 1,4 kg, and the product is supplied as one complete converter set for laboratory fermentation applications.
This article is part of Temperature probes & sensors, in Temperature measurement.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Converter set for laboratory fermenters
- Registered trademark: CYM17 ®
- Sensor length: 225 mm
- pH sensor: CPS61E-AA6NTP4
- Optical DO sensor: COS81E-AA24ACLF1+JG
- Technical Information Sheet:
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