Instruments, loggers, systems, accessories and software — by name, part number or what you’re measuring.
CVP1 is a weatherproof heavy duty power supply with wide range AC input and a fully…
The EchoPro SMA was an all-in-one strong motion accelerograph combining a MEMS…
The DiTemp External Multiplexer converts a single-channel DiTemp reading unit into a…
The Lufft WS800 is the top-of-range all-in-one compact weather sensor, adding lightning…
The fill extensometer Model ERI consists of a telescopic outer PVC pipe fitted with two…
CUV5 is a general-purpose instrument for applications in meteorology, for material…
The DiTemp Reading Unit is a rack-mountable Raman OTDR interrogator for distributed…
Instrumented rockbolts are rockbolts and ground anchors fitted with strain gauges to…
The Zata ZAQ VOCs monitoring sensor is a low-cost photoionization-detection instrument…
The CMP11 pyranometer from Kipp and Zonen uses the temperature-compensated detector…
The Lufft WS310 is a compact, all-in-one weather station that measures air temperature,…
The sensor doesn't require calibration and meets the demands of field work and short or…
The SM-2 is a miniature vibrating wire strain gauge from Roctest that measures strain via…
The EFO is a 70 mm fibre optic strain sensor with a stainless steel body and two flanges,…
The Lufft WS200 is a compact, all-in-one ultrasonic sensor that simultaneously measures…
The world’s best earthquake waveform viewer. Pick P & S arrivals across dozens of…
The X-LAS MkII is Kipp & Zonen's extra large aperture scintillometer, providing…
The Kipp & Zonen SUV-B is a dedicated UVB radiometer with digital Modbus output,…
The Digital Hollow Inclusion (HID) Cell is a low-power, high-precision sensor for…
The MB3d is the digital version of Seismo Wave's MB3a infrasound sensor, with an embedded…
The Borehole Rod Extensometer measures settlement, displacement and deformation in soil…
The Lufft WS510 is a research-grade compact weather station measuring air temperature,…
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