Once installed in application, there is no requirement to clean the sensor.
When using the sensor with the MOT kit or if you are using the sensor in bench testing, the sensor should be cleaned between oil types. We recommend using a low residue solvent cleaner (such as Loctite SF 7063) or odourless kerosene.
Details on how to clean a sensor can be found in the Master user manual in the downloads section HERE
No, there is no need to calibrate the sensor annually. If the oil the sensor is to be used in is changed to a different oil, then the sensor needs to be reconfigured for this oil using the CADS application. If the oil type remains the same, but the ...
Yes, the sensor is fully compatible with dielectric fluids. If you have a specific fluid you want to use the sensor with, please check our oil database on our website HERE If the fluid you wish to use the sensor with has not yet been profiled for use ...
The sensor is monitoring the overall condition of the oil using our Full Spectrum Holistic (FSH) technology. In practice this means the sensor is monitoring the whole condition of the oil using a method called complex permittivity, which is a ratio ...
The sensor measures complex permittivity (which is a ratio between conductance and capacitance). The sensor does this does this by introducing energy into the fluid via a high frequency AC waveform Sensor induces energy into the fluid via a HF AC ...