Instruments, loggers, systems, accessories and software — by name, part number or what you’re measuring.
The Lufft WS600 is an all-in-one compact weather station measuring air temperature,…
The CMP11 Albedometer Kit is a step up in performance from the CMP11 kit and is…
The EC-1550 is a digital conductivity and temperature sensor built for low-power,…
A solar-powered aluminium instrument enclosure designed as a portable seismograph hut,…
The Lambrecht rain[e]400 is a precipitation sensor that combines a self-emptying…
YieldPoint's d-Piezo is a digital piezometer that integrates a MEMS pressure transducer…
The LP and MP series are inflatable packers used to seal boreholes or casings, consisting…
EEC's Ranger is a compact, dual-polarization X-Band weather radar system built with a…
Display and archive live earthquake data on your own personal computer! Subscribe to data…
The SMP3 is an entry-level thermopile pyranometer from Kipp & Zonen, based on the proven…
Roctest's TH series is a family of embedment temperature sensors for rock, concrete, soil…
Greenspan’s multi-parameter sensor can simultaneously measure up to 6 water quality…
The Resistance Wire Extensometer (RWE) is a simple, low-cost sensor for monitoring rock…
The Lufft WS501 is a compact all-in-one weather sensor measuring air temperature,…
The Greenspan DO-1000L is a self-contained logging dissolved oxygen sensor with an…
The CMB1 is a universal stainless-steel mounting bracket for attaching Kipp & Zonen…
The Zata ZAQ250 is an outdoor air quality sensor that combines particulate and noise…
ESS Earth Sciences supplies and supports Kipp & Zonen's full range of albedometers —…
The Silicon Audio short-period Omnitilt seismometer is an optical seismic sensor that…
Kipp & Zonen pyrgeometers measure longwave (infrared) radiation, complementing…
The Lufft WS800 is the top-of-range all-in-one compact weather sensor, adding lightning…
The ANCLO Anchor Load Cell is a steel-housed strain-gauge load cell that measures tensile…
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