Burkert Type 8222

The Bürkert compact meter, Type 8222, is designed for measuring the conductivity of fluids. The conductivity meter consists of a sensor, plugged in and pined to the transmitter (with removable display). The sensor comprises a cell with two electrodes and a Pt1000 temperature probe. The sensor itself is available with three different cell constants C, these with C=0.01 or 0.1 are fitted with stainless steel electrodes, and those with C=1.0 are fitted with graphite electrodes. The conductivity meter can operate independently of the display but it will be required for programming the device and also for visualizing continuously the measured and processed data. The 8222 device is available: – with three fully programmable outputs: two transistors and one 2-wire 4…20 mA current outputs – with four fully programmable outputs: two transistors and two 3-wire 4…20 mA current outputs. The transmitter converts the measured signal, displays different values in different physical units (if display mounted), and computes the output signals, which are provided via one or two M12 fixed connectors.