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ABB CM-ENE MIN (1SVR550850R9500) is a 110–130 V AC conductive liquid level monitoring relay designed for minimum-level detection, pump dry-running protection and low-level signalling in industrial tanks, reservoirs and automation systems.
£56.00
The ABB CM-ENE MIN (1SVR550850R9500) is a compact and reliable conductive liquid level monitoring relay designed to detect minimum liquid levels in industrial tanks, reservoirs and process vessels. As part of the ABB CM-ENE liquid level monitoring relay series, it provides dependable level detection using conductive electrodes, helping protect pumps and associated equipment against operation when insufficient liquid is available.
The CM-ENE MIN uses the electrical conductivity of the monitored liquid to detect whether the level has reached the installed sensing electrode. Its minimum-level monitoring function is particularly suitable for pump dry-running protection, low-level alarms and industrial process control. The relay provides an electrical switching signal that can be integrated with motor starters, contactors, alarm systems and automation equipment.
With a rated control supply of 110–130 V AC, the ABB CM-ENE MIN is designed for industrial installations using compatible AC control circuits. Its compact DIN rail-mounted housing enables straightforward installation inside electrical control panels, while its conductive sensing principle offers a practical solution for monitoring electrically conductive liquids.
Industrial pumping and liquid handling systems require dependable level monitoring to prevent equipment damage and maintain stable operation. When a tank or reservoir reaches an excessively low liquid level, pumps may operate without sufficient liquid, potentially causing overheating, seal damage and premature mechanical wear. The ABB CM-ENE MIN liquid level relay helps address these risks by detecting minimum liquid levels through connected conductive electrodes.
The relay operates by evaluating the electrical conductivity between sensing electrodes installed in the monitored vessel. When conductive liquid establishes the required electrical path, the relay recognises the presence of liquid at the sensing position. When the liquid level falls below the minimum sensing electrode, the conductive path changes and the relay responds by switching its output contact.
This switching signal can be incorporated into a pump control circuit to stop a pump, prevent a start command or activate a low-level alarm. The CM-ENE MIN is specifically intended for minimum-level supervision, making it suitable for applications where maintaining an adequate liquid supply is essential.
The 110–130 V AC supply version can be integrated into compatible industrial control systems, while its DIN rail-mounted construction supports convenient installation alongside contactors, motor protection devices and automation components. Correct electrode positioning, suitable liquid conductivity and appropriate control circuit design are essential for dependable operation. The relay monitors liquid level through its sensing circuit and does not directly switch the main power supply of a pump motor.
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The ABB CM-ENE MIN is designed to monitor the minimum level of electrically conductive liquids in tanks, reservoirs and industrial vessels. It can provide a switching signal for pump dry-running protection, low-level alarms and automated liquid handling systems.
The ABB CM-ENE MIN 1SVR550850R9500 operates from a rated 110–130 V AC control supply. It should be connected to a compatible industrial control circuit in accordance with the manufacturer's installation requirements.
The relay uses conductive level sensing electrodes installed in the monitored tank or vessel. It detects changes in electrical conductivity between the electrodes as the liquid level rises or falls, switching its output relay when the minimum-level condition changes.
Yes. The CM-ENE MIN can be integrated into a pump control circuit to detect when the liquid level falls below a designated minimum point. Its relay output can then be used to stop the pump or inhibit operation through an appropriately rated contactor or control system.
No. The CM-ENE MIN uses an electrical conductivity-based measurement principle and requires a liquid with sufficient conductivity for reliable electrode detection. Non-conductive liquids, such as many oils and solvents, generally require a different liquid level sensing technology.
ABB CM-ENE liquid level monitoring relays provide practical and dependable conductive level detection for industrial pumping and process control systems. Combining minimum-level monitoring, relay output signalling and compact DIN rail installation, the CM-ENE MIN helps protect pumping equipment and supports reliable operation of industrial liquid handling applications.
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