Precipitation Sensors
Rain gages and snowfall adapter
TE525-L Rain Gage
The TE525 tipping bucket rain gage has a 6-in. orifice and measures rainfall in 0.01-in. increments. It is compatible with all Campbell Scientific dataloggers, and...
TE525WS-L Rain Gage
The TE525WS is a tipping-bucket rain gage that conforms to the National Weather Service recommendation for an 8-in. funnel orifice. It measures rainfall in 0.01...
TE525MM-L Rain Gage, Metric
The TE525MM is a tipping-bucket rain gage that monitors rainfall in metric rather than US units. It measures in 0.1 mm increments and has a...
TB4-L Rain Gage
The TB4 is a high-end tipping bucket rain gage that has an 8-in. orifice and measures rainfall in 0.01-in. increments. It is ideal for locations...
TB4MM-L Rain Gage, Metric
The TB4MM a high-end tipping-bucket rain gage that monitors rainfall in metric rather than US units. It has a 20.3 cm orifice and measures rainfall...
CS700-L Rain Gage
The CS700 is a high-end tipping bucket rain gage with an 8-in. orifice and a heavy duty cast aluminum base. It measures precipitation in 0.01-in....
52202-L Electrically Heated Rain and Snow Gage
The 52202 is an electrically-heated tipping bucket rain gage that measures rain, snow, and other frozen precipitation. Its catchment area of 200 cm2 and measurement...
CS700H-L Heated Rain Gage
The CS700H is a high-end heated tipping bucket rain gage with an 8-in. orifice and a heavy duty cast aluminum base. It measures precipitation in...
GMON3-L Snow Water Equivalency Sensor
The GMON3 measures snow-water equivalency (SWE) by detecting the change in natural gamma radiation from the ground. It is mounted above the ground and has...
Precipitation Sensor Accessories
Mounting products and other accessories for tipping bucket rain gauges.
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About Precipitation Sensors
Campbell Scientific offers several types of precipitation measuring devices: tipping bucket rain gage, siphoning tipping bucket rain gage, heated rain gage, and a snowfall adapter.
Sensor selection can be determined by precipitation type (rain or snow), orifice diameter, measurement range, and accuracy.
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