BaroSCOUT
BaroSCOUT logger records and monitors atmospheric pressure. Barometrically compensates water level logger readings. So you get accurate water level measurements.
Contact Van WaltAdvantages
- A datalogger that accurately measures and records barometric pressure and temperature
- Easy, straightforward barometric compensation
- Low power so battery lasts at least 4 years
- Great flexibility with Modbus® RTU (RS485) protocols
- No desiccant tubes, bellows or vent tubes required
- Latest technology that incorporates and improves on recognised groundwater data logger equipment
- More exact with ± 0.05% FS accuracy
- Small 2.22cm (0.875″) diameter
- Stores 50,000 records with a non-volatile memory to eliminate data loss in the event of a power failure
- Ability to connect wirelessly
BaroSCOUT Equipment Options:
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Specifications
GENERAL
Length (cabled version)
16.7cm (6.6″)
Length (cableless version)
12.9 cm (5.1″)
Diameter
2.22cm (0.875″)
Body Material
316 stainless steel
Wetted Materials
316 stainless steel, acetal, fluoropolymer
Communication
RS485 Modbus® RTU
Direct Modbus Read Output
32-bit IEEE floating point
Internal Math
32-bit floating point
Operating Temp. Range
-20° C to 60° C
Storage Temp. Range
-40° C to 80° C
LOGGING
Memory
50,000 records
Logging Rate
1 x per second
Software
Complimentary Aqua4Plus Software
File Formats
.xls / .csv / .a4d
POWER
Internal Battery
One 1/2 AA 3.6 lithium battery
Expected Battery Life
4.5 years (depending on use)
TEMPERATURE
Element Type
Thermistor
Accuracy
± 0.1° C (from -20° C to 60° C)
Resolution
0.01° C
Units
Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin
PRESSURE (Level)
Transducer Type
Silicon strain gauge
Transducer Material
316 stainless steel
Units
PSI, FtH2O, in H2O, cmH2O, mmH2O, mH2O, inHg, cmHg, mmHg, Bars, mBars, kPa
Accuracy
± 0.008% PSI (0.55 mbar) @ 20° C
± 0.015% PSI (1.03 mbar) @ 20° C to 60° C
± 0.015% PSI (1.03 mbar) @ 20° C to 60° C
Resolution
0.0034% FS (typical)
Maximum Operating Pressure
1.1 x FS
Over Range Protection
3 x FS
Burst Pressure
600 psi (approx. 410 m or 1350 ft)
Note: Intended for use in atmosphere – not to be submerged.
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