CS450-L Pressure Transducer
The CS450 is a pressure transducer for water level measurements in canals, wells, ponds, harbors, lakes, streams and tanks. It has a stainless-steel case that...
CS455-L Pressure Transducer
The CS455 is a pressure transducer for for water level measurements in canals, wells, ponds, harbors, lakes, streams and tanks. It has a rugged titanium...
CS460-L Pressure Transducer
The CS460 is a submersible pressure transducer for water level measurements in canals, wells, ponds, harbors, lakes, streams and tanks. It has several output options,...
CS410-L Shaft Encoder
The CS410 is a shaft encoder that measures water level for Campbell Scientific data acquisition systems. It connects directly to our dataloggers; a QD1 interface...
CS470 Bubble Water Level Sensor
The CS470 is a compact bubbler that generally measures ground or surface water level, but can also measure any liquid level. This bubbler has an...
CS471 Bubble Water Level Sensor
The CS470 is a high-accuracy bubbler (±0.02 ft) that generally measures ground or surface water level, but can also measure any liquid level. A Campbell...
SR50A-L Sonic Ranging Sensor
The SR50A is a rugged acoustic sensor for measuring the distance from the sensor to a target. It is typically used to measure snow or...
CS475-L Radar Water-Level Sensor
The CS475 is a radar-ranging sensor that monitors water level of rivers, lakes, tidal seas, and reservoirs. It can measure distances up to 20 meters....
CS476-L Radar Water-Level Sensor
The CS476 is a radar-ranging sensor that monitors water level of rivers, lakes, tidal seas, and reservoirs. It can measure distances up to 30 meters....
CS477-L Radar Water-Level Sensor
The CS477 is a radar-ranging sensor that monitors water level of rivers, lakes, tidal seas, and reservoirs. It can measure distances up to 70 meters....
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About Water Level, Stage, & Flow Sensors
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.



