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Vented version of highly acclaimed water level and temperature datalogger

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Vented version of highly acclaimed water level and temperature datalogger

21 Mar, 2019

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Solinst Canada Ltd.

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The LevelVent is a vented version of the popular Solinst Levelogger®. The LevelVent uses a vented pressure transducer for reliable, accurate (0.05%FS) datalogging of water levels that are automatically barometrically compensated. The compact LevelVent wellhead fits inside a 2" well cap assembly for simple deployment. The wellhead connects easily to vented cable and directly to communication accessories such as the Levelogger App Interface.

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