DIGITAL PIEZOMETER – dPiezo
YieldPoint’s d-Piezo digital piezometer integrates a MEMS transducer with a micro-controller to provide a robust digital solution for water pressure and depth monitoring.
Description
YieldPoint’s d-Piezo digital piezometer integrates a MEMS transducer with a micro-controller to provide a robust digital solution for water pressure and depth monitoring. The output signal is directly in kPa(0.01kPa resolution) and degC (0.1oC resolution). The digital output string is tramsmitted as an RS485 signal, with 9600 baud rate(9600,9,n,1), and is ASCII encoded. Each instrument has a unique ID. RS485 signals tolerate wet conditions and the signals can be transmitted up to 1000m without amplification.
Additional information
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Range |
1000 kPa |
| Resolution |
0.01 kPa (approximately 1mm of water over 100m range) |
| Temperature |
-35 to +85°C |
| Output Signal |
RS485 with transmission to data logger up to 500m over 2 x tp. |
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Yieldpoint is a leader in the design, manufacture and support of geotechnical monitoring solutions with the highest quality and reliability and at the best possible price for civil and mining.
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