YSI Amazon Bubbler
The YSI Amazon Bubbler is the ideal system for long-term, water level monitoring sites.
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- Integrated data logger for standalone applications with optional menu display
- Can be used as a sensor connected to other recorder devises; data logger, PLC, RTU, etc.
- Browser-based GUI is compatible with standard web browsers on PCs, tablets & smartphones
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Designed with simplicity in mind, the YSI Amazon Bubbler is the ideal system for long-term, water level monitoring sites. It can be used as a stand-alone system with internal data storage, or as a sensor connected to any data logger. Easily configure and collect data using the browser-based graphical user interface with all standard web browsers on PCs, tablets and smartphones. Its rugged build and technologically advanced system make the Amazon Bubbler an attractive solution for real-time monitoring and data collection.
Continuous Operation
The YSI Amazon Bubbler provides a continuous air bubble and an integrated pressure sensor that measures the pressure required to push the bubble out of the orifice line, which is the line pressure. The line pressure value measured in psi is then converted into the desired units of measurement to represent water level.
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YSI Amazon Bubbler can be used as a stand-alone unit or sensor with a full suite of communication protocols, including SDI-12, MODBUS via RS-485 or TCP, and 4-20mA. The Amazon requires no special software and is easily configured with an optional display and or web browser GUI.
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Amazon bubbler with 15 PSI (34.6 ft) pressure range & menu display
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