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AC-conductivity measurements using dielectric spectroscopy are performed at a temperature of 260 °C on parylene N films during the isothermal β 1–β 2 phase transition. The charge dynamic is used as the electrical marker to probe the phase transition. During this latter, a decrease of one order of magnitude is observed for the conductivity below the cut-off frequency fc with constant values reached after 300 min. Below the cut-off frequency, the decrease of the normalized conductivity vs time is frequency independent, this behavior is similar to this observed in the case of the fc values. Above the cut-off frequency, the conduction mechanism is affected by the phase transition, the Jonscher power exponent nhf shows a variation comparable to this of fc. These extracted parameters seem to be useful to probe this transition and to reach materials properties stability.