NexSens Releases SDL500 Submersible Data Logger
SDL500 Submersible Data Logger
Common sensor connections include multi-parameter sondes, water quality sensors, temperature strings, Doppler velocity meters, water level sensors, rain gauges, and weather stations. The SDL500 can be powered autonomously by eight D-cell alkaline batteries. Optional solar power kits provide long-term continuous operation and solar charging.
The housing is constructed of impact-resistant PVC and includes two elastomer bumpers for long-term deployment in close-fitting pipes and buoy ports. The SDL500 withstands extreme wave action, drops, floods, periodic & long-term deployment underwater, and more.
An environmental engineer at a Midwest power utility recently had this to say, "I watched as a large tree floated down river. It grabbed our buoy and pulled it underwater. I thought it was gone. A mile downstream the buoy popped up and began transmitting data. This buoy and data logger continues to provide river dissolved oxygen and temperature data today."
The SDL500 data logger incorporates the same analog and digital interfaces as the popular NexSens iSIC data loggers. User-supplied sensor cable assemblies can also be connectorized and tested at the factory for SDL500 integration.
For more information on the latest in environmental data logging and software technology, contact Paul Nieberding at 937.426.2703.
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