YSI EXO Sonde Cable Reels

The YSI EXO sonde cable reel allows users to conduct a manual profile of a water column using any EXO sonde and handheld display.

Features

  • For use in boat deployments and offshore piers/platforms
  • Lock pin design to prevent free spooling
  • Rugged dual triangular support with shaft bearing
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YSI Integrated Systems & Services offers the ability to integrate a YSI field cable into a manual, hand crank cable reel assembly. This cable reel gives a customer the ability to conduct a manual profile of a water column using a YSI EXO sonde and a YSI handheld device. The cable reel consists of a slip ring containing 6 conductors specifically designed for the YSI EXO sonde. It’s designed to work with EXO field cables up to 100m in length. A standard YSI field cable for the EXO sonde can be purchased at the same time as the cable reel.

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YSI EXO Sonde Cable Reels
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EXO sonde cable reel for up to 33m cable, 6" diameter
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911369-12-000
EXO sonde cable reel for up to 100m cable, 12" diameter
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