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Low-cost HOBO® U20L Water Level Logger from Tempcon

Onset, a world leader in data loggers, is introducing a new low-cost HOBO® series of water level loggers. The new U20L is available in three different ranges.

Offering the lowest price point in the industry, at the same time it is functionally equivalent to its big brother, the U20 HOBO® water level logger.

Accurate, reliable and easy-to-deploy

The HOBO® U20L Water Level Logger is used for monitoring changing water levels in a wide range of applications, can be used in both fresh and saltwater and is available in three ranges: 13 ft (= 3.96 m), 30 ft (= 9.14 m), 100 ft (= 30.48 m).

It features a ceramic pressure sensor, durable housing, and a protective end cap for deployment in existing wells or stilling wells. It also uses the same accessories as for the U20 water level loggers (see related products below). Without cumbersome vent tubes or desiccants to maintain, this easy-to-use logger is an ideal solution for water level studies and research.

HOBOware® Pro software

Using HOBOware® Pro, you can easily configure this logger to record absolute pressure and temperature data. Once data has been recorded with the HOBO® U20L Water Level Logger, it can be easily viewed in graph form and analyzed using Onset's HOBOware® Pro software. Time-saving tools allow users to batch-configure and readout dozens of loggers in a fraction of the time it would take with previous generations. The software also features a Bulk Export tool that allows users to export data files to text format for use in spreadsheets.

For more information, please contact:

Tempcon Instrumentation
Ford Lane Business Park
Ford Lane, Ford,
Nr. Arundel
West Sussex
BN18 0UZ
United Kingdom
Tel:  +44 (0)1243 558270
Fax:  +44 (0)1243 558288
Email: info@tempcon.co.uk
Web: www.tempcon.co.uk

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