METTLER TOLEDO Turb Sensor InPro8300 RAMS Series for Optical Product Monitor
Product monitoring and identification systems for food & beverage applications
The InPro 8300 RAMS (Reflection Absorption Multi-Switch) systems are designed for in-line use in phase separation and product identification applications by turbidity or color. The rugged InPro 8300 RAMS systems are simple to configure, easy to use and require minimal maintenance. These systems are widely used in brewery applications for beer/water separation, before the filler line and in separator control.
For product identification, a “fingerprint” of each product is taken and stored in the InPro 8300 RAMS’ built-in memory. Fingerprinting is done using one or more parameters (e.g. blue transmittance, NIR reflection or green absorption). The InPro 8300 RAMS identifies up to eight different products.
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Description
How it Works
The RAMS (Reflection – Absorption – Multi– Switch) measures reflection and absorption of the process medium in the pipe at 4 wavelengths (blue, green, red, and near-infrared). The measurement of both Turbidity and Color is possible.
Easy Installation
The RAMS fitted into the product pipe with a standard VARINLINE™ housing. The housings ensure both easy installation of the sensor and optimal cleaning characteristics for CIP / SIP processes.
Configuration Software
For the types BASIC, CALI and COMBINE a software package is available optionally for identification of new products, for FTU / EBC calibration, for simple presentation, saving of readings and for parameterization.
Factory Calibrated
Each sensor is delivered factory calibrated based on a multipoint calibration. That means: No calibration on site necessary.
Manufacturer info
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