Turner Designs DataBank Handheld Data Logger
Features
- Stores up to 9,999 records and 16 calibrations
- Simplifies sensor calibration & includes auto-gain function
- Now includes integrated GPS standard with the purchase
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 2900-199 | DataBank handheld data logger (cable/sensor sold separately) | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
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 | 105-0580 | DataBank Cyclops-7 cable assembly with locking sleeve, 0.6m | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 105-0585 | DataBank Cyclops-7 cable assembly with locking sleeve, 5m | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 105-0581 | DataBank Cyclops-7 cable assembly with locking sleeve, 10m | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 105-0582 | DataBank Cyclops-7 cable assembly with locking sleeve, 25m | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-T | Cyclops-7F turbidity sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-C | Cyclops-7F chlorophyll sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-R | Cyclops-7F rhodamine WT sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-F | Cyclops-7F fluorescein sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-P | Cyclops-7F blue-green algae (phycocyanin) sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-E | Cyclops-7F blue-green algae (phycoerythrin) sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-U | Cyclops-7F colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-O | Cyclops-7F crude oil sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-B | Cyclops-7F optical brighteners sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-A | Cyclops-7F PTSA dye sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-G | Cyclops-7F refined fuels sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2118-000-L | Cyclops-7F tryptophan sensor, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2100-708 | Cyclops-7 shade cap, plastic housing | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 142-2900 | DataBank carrying case (for up to 10m cable) | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
 | 2900-151 | C3/DataBank 12VDC vehicle power supply | Check Price | Check Availability | ||
The DataBank is a universal meter, data logger, & power supply. Data can be stored and downloaded to a PC. Sensor calibration is simplified through continuous sensor readings with results graphically displayed. Sensor power is provided directly from the DataBank which is powered by internal rechargeable batteries, an external 9-30VDC power source, or AC power.
- (1) DataBank data logger with rechargeable NiMH batteries
- (1) PC/Power USB interface cable
- (1) AC to DC charger supply
- (1) USB Drive with Software
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