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AQUAlogger® 520
The cost-effective solution for measuring temperature and depth underwater… giving accurate and reliable results in all water environments.
AQUAlogger® 520 is a miniature instrument, capable of monitoring accurate temperature and pressure measurements at depths of up to 1000m. The device is a flexible alternative to thermistor chains, given its self-contained design. The AQUAlogger® 520 is an appropriate instrument for both ocean and environmental applications.
Applications include:
- Long term developments
- Temperature distribution surveys
- Flexible alternative to thermistor chains
- Environmental impact assessments
- Time series of temperature at fixed depths/points
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