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Anderson Instrument ILM Conductivity Sensor Installation Guide
The ILM is an all‑integral, non‑contacting conductivity sensor designed for hygienic applications in the food and dairy industry. It provides dual analog outputs for conductivity and temperature, multiple range selections, and is suited for CIP chemical concentration and phase‑separation control.
This guide covers product description, specifications, mounting, wiring, programming, cleaning, maintenance, transportation, storage, repair return, disposal and dimensional drawing, giving step‑by‑step instructions for proper installation and startup of the sensor.
Covers: Product Description · Specifications · Mounting · Wiring · Programming Menu · Cleaning and Maintenance
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Anderson Instrument ILM Conductivity Sensor Installation Guide
Installation Guide 4 pages · 614 KB · ENInstallation and startup guide for the Anderson Instrument ILM non‑contact conductivity sensor used in food and dairy processes.
Which document do I need?
Installation Guide
Mounting, wiring and first power-up. Read it before the hardware goes in.
Questions answered in Anderson Instrument manuals
What torque should be applied when connecting the ILM sensor?
The connection must be torqued to 14.8 lb‑ft (20 Nm).
From: Anderson Instrument ILM Conductivity Sensor Installation Guide
How can the measurement range be changed?
The range can be changed externally by applying a control voltage of +24 V DC to inputs E1 and/or E2.
From: Anderson Instrument ILM Conductivity Sensor Installation Guide