Onset HOBO U20L Water Level Loggers
The Onset HOBO U20L is a low-cost, research-grade water level data logger for continuously measuring water levels and temperature in various underwater environments.
Features
- Available in 4 depth ranges
- No-vent-tube design for easy and reliable deployment
- Durable ceramic pressure sensor withstands freezing
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The Onset HOBO U20L features 0.1% measurement accuracy, a polypropylene housing for fresh and saltwater use, and a non-vented design for convenient and hassle-free deployment.
Post-Purchase Add-ons
The Onset HOBO U20L data logger requires either the U-DTW-1 Waterproof Shuttle or the Base-U-4 Base Station for configuration and data offload, HOBOware software (free download).
*NOTE: HOBOware Pro is required when using the U-DTW-1 Waterproof Shuttle.
Applications
- Freshwater
- Saltwater
- Including wells
- Streams
- Lakes
- Wetlands
- Tidal areas
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