Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe

The Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe is for use with Model 101 Water Level Meters.

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  • Includes P2 probe
Starting At $354.00
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We have a Solinst Model 101 meter with P2 probe. Can the tape be replaced with a P7 probe instead?
The Solinst Model 101 meter can accommodate tapes with both a P7 and P2 probe. The P2 probe comes preassembled with replacement tapes, whereas the P7 tape and probe are sold separately.
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104467
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 100 ft.
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104483
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 30m
$354.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104469
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 200 ft.
$494.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104485
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 60m
$494.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104471
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 300 ft.
$634.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104487
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 100m
$634.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104473
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 500 ft.
$889.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104488
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 150m
$889.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104475
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 750 ft.
$1,239.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104490
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 250m
$1,239.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104476
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 1000 ft.
$1,589.00
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Solinst Model 101 Replacement Tape & P2 Probe
104491
Model 101 replacement tape & P2 probe, 300m
$1,589.00
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