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Submersible Hydrostatic Pressure Data Loggers
Hydrostatic pressure loggers with watertight connections for submerging into wells, rivers and reservoirs on the end of a steel wire or a vented data communications cable. These loggers can be left in remote locations without any power or datacoms link to record hydrostatic level at predefined intervals.
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.
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
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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