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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific offers a variety of sensors to measure water level, stage, and flow: pressure transducers, shaft encoders, radar ranging sensors, sonic ranging sensors, and bubblers. Users often select their sensors based on the site location, required accuracy level, and ease of installation.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific offers two types of sensors for snowpack applications: snow water equivalent (SWE) sensors and snow depth sensors. SWE sensors measure the amount of water contained within a snowpack. Snow depth sensors measure the depth of the snowpack.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Data acquisition software is used for a variety of purposes: to support datalogger programming, enable communication between dataloggers and computers or mobile devices, manage data files, and display data in graphical formats. More advanced users can add custom capabilities or interfaces with our software development kits.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
High-resolution digital cameras with video capabilities are used to take still images or videos based on an internal timer, motion detection, or a trigger from another device. The images or videos are then stored on an SD card, saved in a datalogger's memory, sent to a PC via email, or transmitted to an FTP server.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Electrical current sensors detect the flow of current along an electrical wire by measuring (or sensing) the magnetic field that is generated by the flow of electrical current. The sensors output signals that are transmitted to dataloggers
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A6REL-12 - Campbell Scientific, Inc.
The A6REL-12 contains six dual single-pole double-throw internal relays for control of up to twelve external ac or dc devices. Each of the six relay sets can be controlled manually or by a datalogger control port. A6REL-12's with serial numbers 1445 and higher are UL-approved.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Freezing-rain and ice detectors detect the presence of icing conditions so that appropriate actions can be taken to prevent damage to power and communication lines, to warn of road hazards, to keep ice off a plane’s wings, and to prevent ice from forming on turbine blades.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Air temperature and relative humidity probes typically consist of two separate sensors packaged in the same housing. Often relative humidity is measured with a capacitive RH sensor, while air temperature is measured by a PRT.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Scientific offers a variety of sensors for measuring air temperature. The electrical signals transmitted from the sensors to our dataloggers can be converted to different units of measurement, including °C , °F, and °K. Our dataloggers are also capable of measuring most commercially available air temperature sensors.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Barometric pressure sensors measure fluctuations in the pressure exerted by the atmosphere. The sensors require protection from condensing humidity, precipitation, and water ingress. They are typically housed with the datalogger inside an environmental enclosure. If the enclosure is airtight, the sensor's pressure port must be vented to the atmosphere.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Basic weather sensors measure six parameters: wind speed and direction, precipitation, barometric pressure, temperature, and relative humidity. These compact, multi-function sensors have no moving parts.
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CDMs - Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Campbell Distributed Modules (CDMs) increase the channel count of dataloggers, add datalogger functionality (such as higher measurement precision or vibrating-wire capability), and improve measurement quality by moving the point of measurement closer to the sensors—all while allowing a network of modules to behave as a single datalogger.
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Campbell Scientific, Inc.
Communication devices store and retrieve data acquired by data acquisition systems. These devices facilitate the accessibility, analysis, sharing, and reporting of data. Our available communication devices include both on-site and telemetry peripherals, which can be used in the same application for maximum flexibility, convenience, and reliability.
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CS10-L - Campbell Scientific, Inc.
The CS10 uses CR Magnetic's CR8459 Current Transformer to measure the approximate current over a range of 0 to 200 Amps. The CS10 outputs a millivolt signal allowing the transducer to be directly connected to the CR510, CR10X, or CR23X dataloggers.
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CURS100 - Campbell Scientific, Inc.
The CURS100 converts a current signal output by a sensor or output device (e.g., 4 to 20 mA) to a voltage that can be measured by a datalogger. The 100 ohm resistor used for the current shunt allows currents up to 25 mA to be read on a 2500 mV range (CR10, CR10X, CR510, CR500) and currents up to 50 mA to be read on a 5000 mV range (CR23X, 21X, CR7, CR5000, CR9000, CR9000X).
