CastAway CTD Rental

Conductivity, Temperature & Depth Instrument

Features

  • Used for sensor verification, speed of sound profiles, thermocline profiling, and more
  • Sampling rate and sensor response of 5 Hz with 1m per second free fall design
  • Designed for CTD profiling down to 100m
Starting At $146.00
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CastAway CTD Rental

The CastAway CTD is a hand deployable conductivity, temperature, and depth instrument for hydrologic profiling.

  • (1) CastAway CTD
  • (1) 10m casting line
  • (1) Bluetooth adapter
  • (2) Stylus pens with lanyard
  • (4) AA batteries
  • (1) Cleaning brush
  • (1) USB flash drive with CastAway Windows software and documentation
  • (1) Quick Start Guide
  • (1) Hard plastic storage/shipping case
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