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Hydac Aqua Sensor AS 2000 Series

The HYDAC AS 2000 Series Aqua Sensor is a precision device for real-time, online monitoring of water saturation and temperature in hydraulic and lubrication systems. With options for integrated display and RS485 connectivity, it’s ideal for applications requiring dynamic trend analysis and proactive maintenance planning.

Key Features:

  • Saturation measurement (0–100%) independent of oil type or condition
  • RS485, analog, and switching outputs for flexible integration
  • Optional integrated display and robust design for industrial environments
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Hydac Aqua Sensor AS 2000 Series

HYDAC Aqua Sensor AS 2000 Series

  • Saturation level: 0 ... 100%
  • Temperature: -20 ... 120°C
  • Operating pressure: -0.5 ... 10 bar
  • With or without integrated display
  • Transfer of the measured values to a PC via RS485 interface possible
  • Analogue and switching outputs
  • Flow velocity: max. 4.5 m/sec
  • Fluid temperature range: 5 .. + 90 °C
  • Ambient temperature: -10 .. +70 °C

Items supplied:

  • AS 2000
  • Stainless steel screw connection 1/2" with compression ring
  • Operating manual

Accessories:

  • Calibration and adjustment kit
    Part No.: 3122629

Applications in test rigs, lubrication systems and hydraulic systems for:

  • Dynamic trend measurement of the water content
  • Leakage monitoring
  • Maintenance planning
  • Advantages:
  • With or without integral display
  • Possible to transfer the measured values to a PC via RS 485 port
  • Analogue and switching outputs

General Function:

The AquaSensor AS 2000 is designed for online measurement and indication of the percentage of dissolved water in hydraulic fluids. It also measures the temperature. The AquaSensor measures the level of saturation in percentage (volume %) irrespective of the oil type, age and temperature. The level of saturation indicates how much water is dissolved in the oil as a percentage of the maximum possible (total saturation). In other words 0% would indicate oil which is free of water and 100% would indicate oil which is completely saturated with water.

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