
- Sensor count
- 5-20 temperature sensors
- Enclosure
- Waterproof plastic sleeve
Instruments, loggers, systems, accessories and software — by name, part number or what you’re measuring.


Fazzt Professional Client is standalone receiver software that decodes transmissions from…

The PENCEL (also known as the pushed-in or cone pressuremeter) is a small, highly…

The Lufft WS502 is an all-in-one compact weather station measuring air temperature,…

Enamelled steel staff gauges for water-depth measurement, supplied in 1 m metric…
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The CMP11 Albedometer Kit is a step up in performance from the CMP11 kit and is…

The Spectre d-GMM is a single-channel Ground Movement Monitor from Yieldpoint that uses a…
Greenspan Technology’s earlier sensor software, unsupported. Windows installer (XP /…

The CFR Calibration Facility is used to check the stability of pyranometers in a network…

The PS-6400A is a fully sealed piezometer / submersible water level sensor with a ceramic…

The CP1 and CP15 are Roctest standpipe piezometer filter tips attached to a rigid PVC…

The DiTemp Harsh Reading Unit is a distributed temperature sensing interrogator built for…

GEOSTRING is an in-place MEMS inclinometer system that continuously measures subsurface…

The SM-5 is a surface-mounted vibrating wire strain gauge from Roctest, composed of two…

The Kipp & Zonen SUV-A is a dedicated UVA radiometer with digital Modbus output,…

This rugged back-electret microphone with a titanium diaphragm is designed for blast…

The Lufft WS510 is a research-grade compact weather station measuring air temperature,…

EEC's Ranger is a compact, dual-polarization X-Band weather radar system built with a…

ESS Earth Sciences supplies and supports Kipp & Zonen's full range of albedometers —…

Borehole Cameras and Winches is ESS's range of Geovision portable borehole video…

The M-1000 is a mechanical field instrument for determining the in-situ undrained shear…

The CMP11 pyranometer from Kipp and Zonen uses the temperature-compensated detector…

The sensor doesn't require calibration and meets the demands of field work and short or…
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