Bürkert 8222 ELEMENT Conductivity Meter Operating Instructions

About this manual

This manual provides detailed operating instructions for the Bürkert 8222 ELEMENT conductivity meter, including safety precautions, installation procedures, calibration, and troubleshooting. It covers device construction, sensor specifications, wiring, and configuration of outputs. The device measures conductivity in liquids and can control solenoid valves or alarms via transistor outputs and 4...20 mA current outputs. Safety warnings address electrical, pressure, and fluid hazards. The manual also includes contact information and warranty details.

What's inside

• About the Operating Instructions
• Intended Use
• Basic Safety Information
• General Information
• Description
• Technical Data
• Assembly
• Installation and Wiring
• Adjustment and Start-up
• Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What is the intended use of the Type 8222 ELEMENT conductivity meter?

The device is intended for the measurement of conductivity in liquids, and it can be used to switch a solenoid valve, activate an alarm, or establish control loops.

What power supply voltage is required for the device variant with a 2-wire system?

This specific device variant requires a power supply of 14...36 V DC.

What power supply voltage is required for the device variant with a 3-wire system?

This specific device variant requires a power supply of 12...36 V DC.