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Level Data Loggers

Level Data loggers which are submersible or can be externally mounted to a tank for recording multiple readings of liquid depth by sensing the hydrostatic head pressure.

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LevelTROLL 300 Non-Vented Borehole Water Level Logger

The level troll 300 bore hole water level data logger is available in measuring ranges from 10.9 m up to 200.7 mH2O. To compensate for atmospheric pressure the device can be used in conjunction with the Barotroll atmospheric pressure logger or a known value can be entered into the software to adjust the readings.

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Level TROLL 500 Level Data Logger

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

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Level TROLL 700 Logarithmic Level Data Logger

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 with non-linear logging functions and extra memory capacity for recorded data.

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Baro TROLL Barometric Pressure Data Logger

Battery powered data logger for recording atmospheric pressure with an accuracy of ±0.1% full scale. A temperature sensor is also included with an accuracy of ±0.1 DegC.

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