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Level Tape 200 for Water Depth Measurement
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Level tape 200 system is used for manually measuring the water depth of a well or borehole or for calibrating the water level datum when installing a water level sensor. Manufactured and tested to ASME (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) requirements the water level tape 200 incorporates enhanced features such as heavy duty polyethylene jacketed tape with black print on yellow background for easy reading, sensitivity adjustment via touch pad control for filtering out false readings due to running water, tape tensile strength of 300lb and an included carrying bag
Product Parameters
Tape Type: Rugged PE coated yellow tape with black print
Tape Lengths: from 30m (200ft) to 600m (2000ft)
Reel Diameter: 34 cm (13.5inches)
Reel Weight: 2 kg (5lb)
Tape Weight: 0.5 kg (1lb) per 30m (100ft)
Tape Tensile Strength: 136 kg (300 lbs)
Power: 9 volt battery
Special Features: ASME standards, blue padded nylon storage bag included, water sensitivity adjustment with touchpad control, black on yellow print
Product Description
The water level tape reel unit includes a submersible sensor which is lower into the well or borehole unitl the buzzer sounds and the LED bulb lights up indicating that the probe has touched the water. The sensitivity of the sensor can be adjusted to prevent false readings triggered by running water or condensation.
The black tape print is protected by the durable polyethylene jacket and is avialble in metres or feet graduations. In order for the readings to be more visible to the eye the print is set on a yellow background.
The probe is constructed from stainless steel and Teflon and has a diameter of 16mm (0.63 inches). It is sealed for submersible use and tested to the maximum depth of 600 metres (2000 feet). When the probe touches the water it will emit a signal to the reel electronic unit which triggers an audible alarm and activates an LED. After a short while the audible alarm will turn off automatically. The electronic warning module is powered via a 9v battery.
The reel consists of either a rugged nylon (<= 150m/500ft) or a aluminium (> 150m/500ft) spool mounted on a stainless steel axle and steel frame with a combined handle, reel lock and casing hanger.
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