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The CS450 is a stainless-steel pressure transducer for measuring water level or depth. Over the years, we’ve offered submersible pressure transducers... |
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The CS455 is a titanium pressure transducer for measuring water level or depth. Over the years, we’ve offered submersible pressure transducers... |
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The CS470 uses bubble-sensor technology to measure water level. It features offset-drift compensation for consistent accuracy. The sensor is ideal for... |
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The CS471 is similar to the CS470, but is built for higher accuracy. The CS471 uses bubble-sensor technology to measure water... |
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The CS410 is a shaft encoder designed for water level measurements. A pulley attached to a float and counterweight rotates as... |
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The CS475 measures water level in the range of 2 in. to 65 ft from the sensor. The CS475, CS476, and... |
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The CS476 measures water level in the range of 2 in. to 98 ft from the sensor. The CS475, CS476, and... |
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The CS460 is a submersible pressure transducer that measures water level with an accuracy of 0.1% FSR. The CS460 has a... |
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The CS477 measures water level in the range of 16 in. to 230 ft from the sensor. The CS475, CS476, and... |
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The CS431, manufactured for use with Campbell Scientific dataloggers, measures both water level and water temperature. It uses a piezoresistive strain... |
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The SR50A is a rugged acoustic sensor for measuring the distance from the sensor to a target. It is typically used... |
Water level, stage, or flow can be measured with many types of sensors: pressure transducers, bubblers, shaft encoders, or ultrasonic sensors. The location where you are measuring water level, the accuracy required, and the ease of installation all contribute to determining the best water-level sensor for your measurement site.