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Pulsafeeder Vision Series IntelliSense provides automatic sensor recognition and transfer of sensor and calibration dataBy Converting an analog sensor input to a digital signal, the IntelliSense provides auto sensor recognition that eliminates drifting potential and allows travel of up to 150 feet (multipurpose IntelliSense has a max of 15'). Each of the five available sensory heads are color coded and measure a multitude of variables. Conductivity - A conductivity sensor, for use in cooling tower and boiler applications, solids control and ensuring maximum water-saving cycles, is indicated by a light gray color. pH - Blue indicates a pH sensor which is used to adjust acid or caustic feed in cooling tower, boiler, swimming pool and wastewater applications. ORP - Indicated by red, an ORP sensor is used for monitoring oxidizers such as chlorine, bromine and hydrogen peroxide for multiple applications. Multipurpose (MPIO) - Orange indicates a 4-20 mA input and output, dry contact and/or hall effect, or an ion specific sensor. This can be used for water meter initiated feed, proportional dosing and/or monitoring and control of chlorine dioxide, chlorine, bromine or ozone.
USB or USB Extension connection. An infrared port allows calibration data to be transmitted to the IntelliSense from the IntelliScan. The service light indicates scheduled calibration, cleaning or probe replacement. The power light indicates the IntelliSense is connected to the process control instrument. The alarm light provides indication of IntelliSense malfunction. The NEMA 4x/IP56 enclosure makes this unit suitable for use in rugged environments. The din connector and twist lock allows for quick and easy assembly of the probe and the IntelliSense.
Pulsafeeder Vision Series IntelliSense Datasheet Pulsafeeder Vision Series Controllers and Accessories Selection Guide Pulsafeeder Vision Series Parts and Accessories |
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