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NexSens XB-200 Buoy Deployment Pipe Assembly

The deployment pipe assembly is used to house and protect submerged instruments on the XB-200 data buoy including water quality sensors, multi-parameter sondes, and more.

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  • 4" diameter PVC construction with slotted holes at the bottom
  • Stop bolt allows instrument to sit securely at the bottom of pipe
  • Integrated collar secures the pipe to the XB-200 data buoy
$195.00
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XB-200 deployment pipe assembly, 4" slotted PVC, 36" total length
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