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Heron dipperLog 128+ Water Level Logger

The Heron dipperLog 128+ is a highly accurate groundwater data logger used by hydrogeologists, hydrologists, environmental technicians, water well contractors and other groundwater professionals.

Features

  • Built-in battery & data logger with 128,000 data set memory
  • Barometric pressure can be compensated using barLog
  • Easy-to-use software for deployment, data upload & data management
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Overview
The Heron dipperLog 128+ is a highly accurate groundwater data logger used by hydrogeologists, hydrologists, environmental technicians, water well contractors and other groundwater professionals. The dipperLog 128+ is a reliable and cost-effective solution for long and short-term monitoring of groundwater levels and temperature in wells, boreholes and open bodies of water.

Mechanics
The Heron Instruments barLog, barometric logger is used to automatically compensate readings stored on the dipperLog for changes in barometric pressure. The barLog, with readings every 1 hour and a memory capacity of 128,000 data points, is recommended for long-term monitoring or where more than one logger is deployed within a 5 km radius.

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dipperLog 128+ water level & temperature logger, 30 ft/10m range
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dipperLog 128+ water level & temperature logger, 100 ft/30m range
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dipperLog 128+ water level & temperature logger, 200 ft/60m range
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dipperLog 128+ water level & temperature logger, 400 ft/120m range
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