Eijkelkamp 11.11.60.03 CTD-Diver water level logger (100m)

Applications: 

Water quality monitoring for agriculture, remediation, correlate conductivity with salt, TDS, permanganate, nitrate, sulphate

Tidal fluctuations monitoring

Estuary and wetlands monitoring

Leachate monitoring at landfill sites

Aquifer storage and recovery

Network automation monitoring 

Groundwater/surface water monitoring projects 

Specifications:

Range: 100m

Diameter: 22 mm | 0.86 in

Weight: 95 g

Length: 135 mm, including suspension eye

Material casing: Zirconia (ZrO2)

Protection class: IP68: 10 years continuously submerged in water at 100m

Memory capacity: 144,000 measurements

Sampling rate: 1 sec to 99 hours

Battery life: 8-10 years, depending on use

Conductivity range: Up to 120 mS/cm

Description

Where there is a need to monitor groundwater levels and salt water intrusion, injected wastewater, or contamination from chemical discharges and landfill sites, the CTD-Diver with its 22 mm diameter rugged corrosion-proof ceramic (zirconium-oxide) housing is the instrument of choice.

The CTD-Diver is a submersible datalogger for long-term, uninterrupted, real-time water level monitoring using a pressure sensor when submerged at a fixed level under the water surface. The pressure sensor measures the equivalent hydrostatic pressure of the water above the sensor diaphragm to calculate the total water depth. The ceramic casing is suitable for brackish or saltwater applications as well as aggressive environments. 

Connect the diver to a modem to transmit collected data directly from the field to your data centre.

Features

The CTD-Diver is an ideal choice for ground and surface water level applications. The water logger is equipped with a four-electrode conductivity sensor that measures electrical conductivity from 0 to 120 mS/cm. This type of measuring cell is relatively insensitive to sensor fouling, thus keeping maintenance to a minimum. 

Compact size: diameter of 22mm and length of 135mm

Memory: 144,000 records of time stamp, pressure, temperature and conductivity (and 144,000 back-up)

30-Point Pressure Factory Calibration

Corrosion-proof ceramic pressure sensor

Various methods for measurement

Event based, averaging and pumping tests sample method to conserve memory

Special software is available for the Divers. Download via WeTransfer. 

Measuring conductivity

A change in conductivity may be caused by for example changes in water flow, or increasing/decreasing pollution or salinization. The CTD-Diver measures the conductivity of a solution and can be programmed by the user to measure either the true conductivity or the specific conductivity at 25°C.

Available variations

11.11.60.01 Range 10 metre

11.11.60.02 Range 50 metre

11.11.60.03 Range 100 metre

11.11.60.04 Range 200 metre

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