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MZ20-8905 Cleaning System
Brand: Burkert Fluid Control Systems
The Cleaning Module MZ20 and the Control Module ME24 are fully compatible to type 8905 systems.
The Cleaning System is designed to clean the fluidic channels and in case the sensor area in the connected sensor cubes using up to two cleaning liquids. The cleaning is proceeded fully automatically. When a cleaning is requested example by a timer within the Control Module, all necessary steps are started.
All timers and criteria are user defined and this allows optimized adjustment to the cleaning demand. The cleaning parameters might be set via 7” touch display at the 8905 Online-Analysis-System or by a Burkert Communicator.
Using the automatic cleaning system allows reducing the manual cleaning of the sensors and improve the long term stability of the measurements. The cleaning system operates without maintenance except the change of empty tanks by new filled cleaning solutions.
Features
- Automatic cleaning for type MSxx sensor cubes
- Protection against clogging in the system and inside the sensor cubes for long time accurate measurements
- Two cleaning liquids for specific cleaning procedures
- Application specific programmable cleaning cycle
Specifications
Seal Material
- EPDM
Housing Material
- PC (anthracite, UV stabilized, UL94 V0)
Fluidic Connection Material
- Stainless Steel
Fluidics
- PP, Aluminium
Base Block
- Polyamide (PA 6C, Black)
Cable Gland
- TPE (black)
Media
- Water without Particles: Drinking & Industrial Water
Medium Temperature
- 3° to 40° C (37° to 104° F)
Mounting
- DIN Rail Mounting According to EN 50022
Operating Voltage
- 24 Vdc ± 10 % through the Back Plane of the System Typical 8095 Via Bus or External Power Supply
Power Consumption
- 14 VA
Environmental Protection
- IP20
- IP65
Approvals & Certifications
- CE
- EMC - EN 61000-6-4
- UL
Operating Temperature
- 0° to 40° C (32° to 104° F)
Storage Temperature
- -20° to 70° C (-4° to 158° F)
Humidity
- < 95 % RH without Condensation
Fluid Pressure
- psi: 43.5 (kPa: 300, bar: 3)
