Heron dipper-T2 Water Level Meters
Description
The dipper-T2 water level meter is a top quality instrument used for measuring static and falling head levels in wells and boreholes.
Features
- IP65 electronic module with selectable modes for static and drawDown levels
- IP68 probe is fully pressure/depth rated, no holes or recesses for contaminate build up
- High tensile steel polyethylene tape for stretch-resistance and lifelong legibility
Details
The dipper-T2 is a rugged and dependable water level meter made from high quality materials, easy to use for a wide variety of applications. The dipper-T2 is capable of measuring both static and falling head levels. Static mode is used for measuring the depth of water in wells, boreholes and standpipes. DrawDown mode is used for measuring falling water levels during purging, well development and for low flow sampling; helping to protect your pump from damage caused by dry running.
The Heron dipper-T2 is renowned for its premium, polyethylene coated yellow steel tape accuracy in measuring depth to water. Available in your choice of either metric or engineering scale.
- (1) dipper-T2 water level meter
- (1) Padded carry case
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1100-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 50' |
$512.05
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1124-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 15m |
$512.05
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1101-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 100' |
$569.05
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1125-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 30m |
$569.05
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1102-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 150' |
$616.55
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1126-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 45m |
$616.55
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1103-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 200' |
$664.05
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1127-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 60m |
$664.05
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1104-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 300' |
$759.05
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1128-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 100m |
$759.05
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1106-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 500' |
$996.55
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1130-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 150m |
$996.55
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1107-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 600' |
$1148.55
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1131-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 180m |
$1148.55
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1108-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 750' |
$1329.05
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1132-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 200m |
$1329.05
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1109-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 1000' |
$1595.05
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1133-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 300m |
$1595.05
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1110-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 1500' |
$2317.05
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1134-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 450m |
$2317.05
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1111-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & English increments, 2000' |
$2925.05
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1135-T2 | dipper-T2 water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 600m |
$2925.05
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1504 | 3/8" diameter probe option, must be ordered with water level meter |
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