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Level TROLL 500 Level Data Logger
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Battery powered submersible data logger for recording level of rivers, reservoirs, boreholes, tidal & coastal waters with ranges from 3.5 mH2O up to 350 mH2O gauge or absolute
Product Parameters
Hydrostatic Level Ranges: from 3.5 up to 350 metres of water gauge or absolute
Accuracy: ±0.05% full scale
Temperature Measurement: -5 to +50°C ±0.1°C
Data Storage: 1MB or 100K+ data points memory capacity
Sample Rate: 1 minute to 49 days
Battery Life: 5 years or 2M data points
Media Compatibility: All Titanium construction
Dimensions: 18.3mm diameter
Special Features: Hydrostatic level and temperature measurement, desktop software for Geophysical analysis, salt water and brackish water compatible, built-in desiccant system
Special Options: RuggedReader handheld Pocket PC, Win-Situ Software mobile edition
Product Description
The LevelTROLL 500 Titanium level data logger can store 100,000 plus data records and has an internal battery life of 5 years or 2 million data records.
The LevelTROLL500 borehole level datalogger is 18.3mm in diameter and made from all Titanium for corrosion resistance when used in sea-water and brackish water. A proprietary twist lock electrical connection is employed to provide an IP68 water-proof seal. The LevelTROLL500 water level data logger can be suspended by its electrical cable or the twist lock hanger option.
The Level TROLL 500 level data logger is configured via the Win-Situ software for desktop or laptop PC. Alternatively for field operations the RuggedReader with Win-Situ Mobile software is a more convenient option.
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