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Solinst -Â Model 3250 -LevelVent 5 - Vented Water Level Data Logger
The LevelVent 5 uses a vented pressure transducer to provide accurate datalogging (0.05% FS) of water levels that are automatically compensated for barometric effects. The LevelVent 5 logger contains a Hastelloy pressure sensor, temperature sensor, 10-year battery, and memory for 150,000 sets of readings within a 22 mm x 173 mm (7/8" x 6.8") corrosion-resistant housing. A Vented Cable connects the downhole logger to a compact Wellhead that seats inside a Solinst 2" Well Cap Assembly. Custom Vented Cables are available to 500 ft. For permanent moisture protection the Wellhead and logger contain built-in desiccants and hydrophobic filters. The Wellhead easily connects with Solinst software and accessories.
- Vented version of our popular Levelogger®
- Accurate (0.05%FS) water level data
- 10 year battery based on 1 reading per minute
- No desiccants to replace
- Solinst 3 year warranty
- Extremely durable vented cable
(up to 500ft length) - Custom blowout fitting for easy vented cable maintenance
- Complete compatibility with Levelogger accessories and Solinst telemetry systems
The LevelVent 5 is designed to provide instantly accurate water level data, without the need for barometric compensation. If you need true water level data right on site, without running any data compensation routines, the LevelVent 5 is the right choice for your water level monitoring application.
- Ideal for deployments to 500 ft, with up to 65 ft submergence
- Excellent for aquifer characterization: pumping tests, slug tests, and more
- Stream gauging, lake monitoring, reservoir and dam management installations
- Watershed, drainage basin and groundwater recharge monitoring
- Gauged water level sensor is suited to stormwater event and runoff monitoring where rapid readings are typically required
- Water supply and tank level measurement
- Long-term water level monitoring in wells and surface water