Solinst LevelSender Cellular Telemetry System
Description
The LevelSender is a simple, low cost system designed to wirelessly send data from Solinst dataloggers in the field, via cellular communication, to multiple emails and an SMS recipient.
Features
- Sized to fit inside a standard 2" well casing
- Remote data sent via email or SMS messaging
- Use database to import to your own website or list
Details
The LevelSender is a simple, low cost system designed to wirelessly send data from Solinst dataloggers in the field, via cellular communication, to multiple emails and an SMS recipient. You can receive data right on your smart device. LevelSender remote stations are compact in design, which allows them to be discreetly installed inside a 2" diameter monitoring well or other housing. Each LevelSender device has a single port to connect one datalogger. An optional splitter provides connections for two dataloggers, allowing you to install a Levelogger and Barologger in the same well. Along with water level, temperature, conductivity, barometric, or rainfall data, battery level and status updates from the remote LevelSender are received with each data report.
Initial setup for each LevelSender device is done using the LevelSender PC Software and a USB connection. The LevelSender is programmed with a sampling rate to collect data from the connected dataloggers, and a report rate to send data to the “Home Station”, and email and SMS recipients. If more detailed data is desired, the dataloggers can be programmed to record independently in their internal memory. Data is sent as text to each email and SMS recipient. Data is automatically saved on the Home Station PC in separate files, as well as a dynamically updated database. The database can be accessed using your own applications for posting to a website or other custom setup. Data can also be viewed in the LevelSender Software, or files can be exported for use in other programs. Changes to the reporting schedule can be done directly through a USB cable and LevelSender Software. Alternatively, remote schedule changes can be sent to individual LevelSender stations by email from the Home Station, which will update the LevelSender at a next scheduled report.
- Modem: Cellular GSM
- Communication: Email or SMS data transfer, Dynamic IP
- Antenna: SMA Male Monopole 2dBi
- Data File Type: text, .xle, .sqlite
- Sampling Interval: 1 minute - 99 hours
- Reporting Interval: 5 minutes - 99 hours
- Schedule Programming: Directly via USB connection on the LevelSender or remotely via LevelSender Software (email)
- Power Supply: 3 x AA 1.5V replaceable lithium batteries
- Battery Life Example: 4 years: based on hourly sampling and daily reporting
- Operating Temperature: -20ºC to 60ºC
- IP Rating: IP64 (dust and splash proof)
- Materials: PVC, 316 stainless steel
- Size: 2.5" x 9.375" (with antenna folded down)
- Weight: 16.9 oz. (478 grams)
- Compatible Dataloggers: Levelogger Edge, Barologger Edge, Levelogger Junior Edge, Rainlogger Edge, as well as Levelogger Gold, Barologger Gold, Levelogger Junior, LTC Levelogger Junior and Rainlogger
- Number of Connected Leveloggers: 1, or 2 using a splitter
- Barometric Compensation: Performed by user in Levelogger Software or external database
- (1) LevelSender
- (1) 2" Well Cap
- (1) Hanger Bracket
- (1) Set of Batteries
- (1) Antenna
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111513 | LevelSender cellular telemetry system |
$805.60
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112868 | LevelSender USB programming cable |
$11.00
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112867 | LevelSender reader cable, 3 ft. |
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104766 | Direct read cable assembly, 50' |
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$246.00
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110183 | Levelogger Edge water level & temperature logger, 30m range |
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110184 | Levelogger Edge water level & temperature logger, 100m range |
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112900 | LTC Levelogger Edge water level, conductivity & temperature logger, 30m range |
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112904 | LTC Levelogger Edge water level, conductivity & temperature logger, 100m range |
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112907 | LTC Levelogger Edge water level, conductivity & temperature logger, 200m range |
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