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ELIT Electrochemical Signal Converters

Enable the use of electrochemical sensors in
industrial and laboratory applications using any type of data acquisition or process control systems.

Use sensor signals to activate alarms or process control equipment at critical values.

Suitable for monitoring: pH, ISE (ion concentrations), Redox, Dissolved Oxygen, Temperature.
In Industrial, Laboratory or Field environments.
Can be used with:
  • Industrial Data Acquisition and Processing Systems.
  • Industrial or Laboratory Process Control Systems.
  • Desk-top or Lap-top Computers


    • Rugged, dust and splash-proof units - ABS enclosure,
    200mm x 120mm x 75mm, IP65 Protection Class.

    Wide input range power supply: 18 to 36 V DC, 150 mA

    Sensors galvanically isolated from Power supply and Output.

    Maximum flexibility and environmental protection at minimum cost.

    SC1 Converter
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    SC2 Converter
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    Convert, for example, a typical ± 1000 mV signal produced by an Ion-Selective or pH electrode
    to, for example, 0 - 5V, 0 - 10V or 4 - 20mA, 0 - 20mA, or to digital format for RS232 or RS485.

    Data Transfer Protocol based on ASCII.    Monitor up to four sensors simultaneously.

    Please e-mail info@nico2000.net or nico2000ltd@btinternet.com with details of your requirements
    and we will advise on which version is most appropriate for your application.

    See Price List for a list of versions available and descriptions of other ELIT products.



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    SC1-ISE1-A Converter (1-Channel ISE, 4 to 20 mA, 0 to 5V)


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    SC2-ISE2-S Converter (2-Channel ISE, Serial, RS232 - with firmware chip for A/D conversion)


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