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WATER LEVEL

The OTT PLS measures water level, depth to water, or pressure by means of an integrated controller and ceramic pressure-measuring cell. Design features such as multiple communication outputs (SDI-12 or 4 ... 20 mA), stainless steel housing, and a rugged cable make this sensor ideal for monitoring water level in a variety of applications.
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Application: Surface water, Groundwater
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Measurement technology: Vented pressure cell
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Parameters measured: Water level, Pressure, Temperature
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Product Highlights: Water level and temperature measurement - for use with external data logger
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Measurement range: 0 … 4, 10, 20, 40, and 100 m
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Accuracy: ± 0.05% FS
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Internal data logger: Yes
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Interface: SDI-12, RS-485 (using SDI-12), or 4 … 20 mA
ADVANTAGE
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The robust ceramic pressure cell offers industry-leading accuracy and does not deform over time like membrane technology, providing long-term measurement stability
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Rugged design: Ceramic pressure cell resistant to physical force (5 x burst pressure) and enclosure made of high-quality saltwater resistant steel for use in coastal environments
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Built-in microcontroller – compensates for temperature effects and applies correction values for gravitational acceleration and water density
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Vented pressure probe, automatically compensates for changes in barometric pressure
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Robust cable with Kevlar core for length stabilization and capillary tube for venting
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Simple setup and connection to external dataloggers using SDI-12 or 4 ... 20 mA interfaces
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Optimized resolution is achieved by assigning the 4 ... 20 mA to that part of the measuring range that is actually required
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Water temperature output in addition to water level (for SDI-12 output
Example Of Use:
Measuring water level in surface and groundwater, including:
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Stations with sloping bottom, e.g. water banks
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Small diameter pipes or holes (from 1" Ø)
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Dams, weirs, irrigation systems
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Waterways that occasionally ice over
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Brackish water, saltwater
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Waterways that do not contain water throughout the year (e.g. retaining basins)

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