CR-102S — High-Precision, Durable, Easy Integration
If you’ve been tracking water analytics, you’ve probably noticed a shift: plants are done with finicky lab-only gear and want rugged, inline sensors that just work. To be honest, the race is less about flashy dashboards and more about dependable signal, stable temperature compensation, and hardware that survives caustics. That’s where the CR-102S keeps popping up in my field notes—simple, tough, and built with process realities in mind.
The recipe is straightforward: PT100/PT1000/NTC 10K options for temperature compensation, an electrode body in S.S.316L or titanium alloy, and a design that resists both acidic and alkaline attack. It sounds basic—actually, that’s the point. Many customers say the CR-102S behaves predictably in CIP cycles and boiler rooms, which is rarer than it should be.
| Measurement | Conductivity / Resistivity (with temp. compensation) |
| Cell constant (K) | ≈0.1 / 1.0 / 10.0 (selectable depending on range) |
| Measuring range | ≈0.05 µS/cm to 500 mS/cm (with suitable K; real-world use may vary) |
| Temperature element | PT100 / PT1000 / NTC 10K |
| Body materials | S.S.316L and Titanium alloy (anti-acid / anti-alkaline) |
| Temperature / Pressure | ≈0–80 °C; up to ≈0.6 MPa (typical process limits) |
| Ingress protection | IP68 (immersion use; installer dependent) |
Materials are machined (316L) or formed (titanium), then passivated; titanium surfaces receive corrosion-prep finishing. The temperature element (PT100/PT1000/NTC 10K) is potted and sealed. Electrodes are calibrated in KCl standard solutions at 25 °C, and compensation curves are verified. Typical tests include insulation resistance, leak/pressure checks, and thermal cycling.
Standards referenced in validation: ISO 7888 for conductivity in water, ASTM D1125 for lab/field procedures, and IEC 60746-3 for analyzers’ performance. Some projects also ask for EPA Method 120.1 alignment. Certifications such as ISO 9001 and RoHS can be supported upon request (documentation varies by shipment batch).
Service life: around 3–5 years in neutral/softened water; shorter with hot caustic or oxidizers. Regular rinsing and periodic mild acid cleaning (e.g., citric) extend stability.
| Feature | CR-102S (Watequipment) | Vendor A (Generic) | Vendor B (Generic) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body material | 316L or Titanium | 316L only | Titanium option (premium) |
| Temp element options | PT100 / PT1000 / NTC 10K | PT100 only | PT100 / PT1000 |
| Acid/alkali resistance | Strong (per materials) | Moderate | Strong |
| Customization lead time | ≈2–3 weeks | ≈3–5 weeks | ≈4–6 weeks |
| Approx. unit cost | Mid-range | Budget | High |
Common tweaks include cable length, process thread type, and cell-constant selection. Many integrators pair the CR-102S with 4–20 mA or Modbus transmitters; validation runs typically follow ISO 7888 at 25 °C with KCl references.
Origin: No.188, Fengshou Road, Chang'an district, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province China 050041
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