SL1500 Current Meter Rental

Side-Looking Current Meter

Features

  • Accurate & reliable water velocity, level, & discharge measurements
  • Offers 128-cells for high-resolution and detailed profiles
  • Compatible with X2 data loggers for real-time data transmission
Starting At $244.00
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Designed specifically for side mounting on bridges, canal walls, or riverbanks, the SL500 accurately measures water velocity and level in open channels.
  • (1) SL1500-3G side-looking current meter
  • (1) Mounting plate
  • (1) Cable adapter
  • (1) RS-232 cable
  • (1) USB thumb drive (SL Software)
  • (1) SL Power/communications cable, 10m
  • (1) AC power supply
  • (1) USB to serial adapter
  • (1) Battery hook-up cable
  • (1) Cable conduit & fitting
  • (1) Tool kit & hardware
Questions & Answers
Can this calculate flow internally, or does this need to be performed in post-processing?
The SonTek-SL Series Side-Looking Doppler Current Meters can calculate flow as long as the channel shape data (area) is entered in the Software. With this information, the instrument can automatically log and/or transmit flow data.
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