Sensor equivalents: technical comparisons
See the Hamilton counterpart of the Endress+Hauser sensor you use, in a sourced table together with the differences.
Five matches
- Endress+Hauser CPS11E equivalent: Hamilton Polilyte Plus H
Hamilton counterpart with polymer gel and Single Pore junction for the Memosens gel pH sensor.
- Endress+Hauser CPS71E equivalent: Hamilton Polilyte Plus PHI
Hamilton counterpart for the CPS71E variants (TB, TU, TC, TP) with ion trap reference for chemical processes.
- Endress+Hauser CPS31D equivalent: Hamilton MecoTrode H
Hamilton counterpart with three ceramic junctions for the drinking water and pool water pH sensor CPS31D.
- Endress+Hauser COS22D equivalent: Hamilton OxyFerm FDA
Hamilton counterpart for the Memosens amperometric dissolved oxygen sensor, with pressure and trace-level notes.
- Endress+Hauser CLS15D equivalent: Hamilton Conducell UPW
Hamilton counterpart for the pure and ultrapure water conductivity sensor CLS15D, with a connector difference.
How the matches were built
The matches come from the cross-reference study of Mikron Proses Kimyasal ve Mühendislik Çözümleri A.Ş. (22-23 September 2026). The measuring principle, glass/membrane, reference system, junction, electrolyte, connector footprint, length, temperature, pressure and application area of both sides were compared element by element from manufacturer documents; every documented difference is written on the page. Only verified matches are published.
The "Equivalence level" line of each page states the type of match: direct (same connector footprint, no documented difference), with notes (same footprint, openly stated difference) or connector difference (same function, different output/connection).
Trademark note. Endress+Hauser, Memosens and the other competitor names mentioned are registered trademarks of their respective owners; Hamilton, Polilyte, MecoTrode, OxyFerm, Conducell and related names are registered trademarks of their respective owners. The names are used only to describe technical equivalence. Mikron Proses is not affiliated with the competitor brands mentioned.
Equivalence Pages: Frequently Asked Questions
What equivalent means, models not listed and the origin of the values.
What does equivalent mean; is it the identical product?
An equivalent is a product that does the same job and fits the same connection; it is not an identical copy. On these pages the measuring principle, reference/junction structure, range, connection and application area are placed side by side from manufacturer documents; differences (for example pressure limit, connector) are stated openly.
Can you find an equivalent for a model that is not listed?
Yes. Send the make, model and order code of your current instrument, the medium, temperature and pressure to [email protected]; our engineers will assess the equivalent with the same connection and measuring range.
How reliable are the values on these pages?
Every table cell is tied to a manufacturer document (Endress+Hauser Technical Information, Hamilton catalog) and carries a source code. For critical applications we recommend confirming the original document and the order code together.
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