If the medium temperature rises, the conductivity increases significantly from 1 to 5 % per °C.To compensate for temperature changes, conductivity values are often compared with a reference temperature value, typically 25 °C. With an integrated temperature sensor, the LDL can temperature compensate the conductivity measurement. A single temperature coefficient is necessary for sufficient accuracy over a range of 30 to 40 °C.Approximate ranges for linear temperature coefficients are:
Acids:1.0...1.6 % per °C
Alkalis:1.8...2.2 % per °C
Salts: 1.8...3.0 % per °C
The temperature coefficient "T.Cmp" for the LDL family can be changed using the configuration software moneo configure.