BlueZone partners with over 50
world-leading original equipment
manufacturers and systems providers
Xeos Brixo-X
Wave Height Sensors
The Brizo-X Directional Wave Height Sensor utilizes Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) to measure wave statistics. Since the Brizo-X does not use a compass or accelerometer, no calibration is required. The sensor is housed in a fully Weather and Waterproof Enclosure for the most rugged environments. The sensor runs autonomously and can output over RS-232 or send messages over one of the embedded telemetry options available.
Key Features:
- Measures wave height & direction
- Wave Motion Sensor using GPS and GLONASS, L1 & L2 Signals
- Integral GNSS Antenna for ease of deployment
- EasyGO Deployment: Activate, Mount, Power
- Fully Weather and Waterproof Enclosure, for the most rugged environments
- Internal Logger
Read More:
Contact the team at BlueZone for more information.
Product Enquiry
Related products
Obscape’s CT Station is the ideal all-in-one solution for real-time conductivity, temperature, and salinity measurements. It combines the robust Obscape Power & Telemetry Module with a low-maintenance toroidal CT probe.
Read more
The Brizo is a highly accurate (1 cm, 3°) directional wave height sensor for placement on moored buoys
Read moreRelated Articles
Beyond the Surface: ArtemisSAR Enhances Diver Safety in Hostile Waters
How Sonar Technology is Transforming Search and Rescue Operations In the Northern Territory, just off the coast of Darwin, sits the BlueZone team in a small aluminum boat. Infamous...
Read MoreKraken Robotics release KATFISH Autonomous Launch and Recovery System
Smooth and Safe Operations without Human Intervention Kraken Robotics (Canada) endeavour to drive innovation beneath the surface. Striving to improve the safety and effectiveness of launch and recovery operations...
Read MoreNext-Generation Water Monitoring with ARES Optical Sensors
Precision, performance, and flexibility—now available exclusively in Australia through BlueZone Group With a powerful new tool at their fingertips, environmental professionals and marine researchers can take water monitoring to...
Read More