Water level recorder provides complete history

Edited by the Processingtalk editorial team Dec 27, 2005

A highly accurate water level recorder for tanks, vessels, ponds, and lakes that operates by measuring pressure, and is atmospheric pressure compensated, is being introduced by MadgeTech

A new, highly accurate water level recorder for tanks, vessels, ponds, and lakes that operates by measuring pressure and is atmospheric pressure compensated is being introduced by MadgeTech.

The MadgeTech Level2000 water level recorder measures and records water levels down to 30' deep over a user-selectable time period from 2 seconds to 12 hours for up to 12 months.

Featuring a battery-powered stainless steel recorder and probe connected by a cable, it operates by measuring pressure - and is atmospheric pressure compensated to assure 0.02 resolution.

Capable of accurately recording what happened to a water level over time, anywhere it can be hung, the MadgeTech Level2000 water level recorder includes software that provides customisable engineering units, real-time recording and alarming, including signaling and e-mail notification, overlaid graphs, and data and annotations that can be exported to MS Excel.