AQUAlogger® 310PT

Benefit from flexible, high speed sampling of temperature and depth with the AQUAlogger 310… giving accurate results in real-time at depths of up to 6000m.

The AQUAlogger® 310 is a self-contained temperature and pressure logger that offers simple data connection, configuration and download, and real-time reporting capability. The versatile instrument is suitable for deploying in fresh and seawater, and includes user friendly features such as quick start, shake to show status check and flexible sampling. The AQUAlogger® 310 is capable of monitoring in water depths of up to 6000m, making it a suitable choice for many oceanographic research professionals.

 

Applications include:

  • Deep water temperature distribution surveys
  • Real time oceanographic and environmental monitoring

 

AQUAlogger® 310PT Datasheet

AQUAlogger® 310PT Instrument Guide

Key Features

Up to 25-hour mission duration

Speeds up to 4.2 knots

Increased module payload capacity

Search and recovery

Hydrography

Deep sea mineral exploration

Marine & Fisheries research

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