Real-Time Water Temperature Measurements The NexSens TS210 Thermistor String provides high-precision temperature measurements for profiling in lakes, streams and coastal waters. It features an integral titanium thermistor secured and epoxied in a protective housing for underwater deployments. TS210 strings integrate with NexSens X-Series data loggers using the Modbus communication protocol and RS-485 sensor interface. A […]
Real-Time Water Temperature Measurements The NexSens T-Node FR water temperature sensor utilizes an integral titanium thermistor secured in a protective housing for underwater deployments in fresh, brackish or seawater. T-Node FR sensors integrate with NexSens X-Series data loggers using the Modbus communication protocol and RS-485 sensor interface. A pre-defined script on NexSens X-Series data loggers […]
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