Heron water tape Water Level Meters

The Heron water tape Water Level Meters make are an ideal choice for measuring both static and drawdown levels in wells, boreholes, standpipes, and open bodies of water.

Features

  • Corrosion-resistant stainless steel fittings
  • Water and dust proof encapsulated electronics
  • Easily changeable 9V battery
List Price $628.00
$596.60
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Overview
The Heron water tape, an economical water level meter, can now be used for measuring both static and drawdown levels in open bodies of water, wells, boreholes and standpipes. This low cost unit with dual function capability is ideal for every project and budget.

Design
The water tape, manufactured with the white polyethylene tape reinforced with Kevlar, is available in both metric and engineering scale. Unlike some other white tape units, the water tape comes with a fully pressure rated probe and carry bag.

  • Polyethylene Tape w/ Heat Stamped Markings
  • 5/8” (16mm) Water Level Probe (IP68) w/ holder
  • Electronic Panel with audio and visual signals (Fully Encapsulated to IP65)
  • Sensitivity dial to tune out cascading water
  • Vinyl, ergonomic holding grip
  • 9V Battery
  • Backpack Carrying Case w/ adjustable straps, laptop & notepad pouches
Questions & Answers
Does the backpack come with the purchase of the meter?
Yes, the backpack is included with the purchase of all Heron water level meters, oil/water interface meters, temp/conductivity meters, and tag lines. Please refer to the Contents tab for a full list of what's included.
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Heron water tape Water Level Meters
1902-100FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 100'
$596.60
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1902-30M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 30m
$596.60
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1902-200FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 200'
$697.30
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1902-60M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 60m
$697.30
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1902-300FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 300'
$806.55
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Heron water tape Water Level Meters
1902-100M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 100m
$806.55
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1902-500FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 500'
$1,007.00
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1902-150M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 150m
$1,007.00
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1902-750FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 750'
$1,463.00
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Heron water tape Water Level Meters
1902-200M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 200m
$1,463.00
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Heron water tape Water Level Meters
1902-1000FT
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & imperial increments, 1000'
$1,818.30
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Heron water tape Water Level Meters
1902-300M
water tape water level meter with 5/8" probe & metric increments, 300m
$1,818.30
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