Geotech AEMS automated extraction monitoring system
16 June, 2010 | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Geotech’s AEMS is an automated extraction monitoring system used to measure methane (CH4), CO2, O2, with options for H2S and CO measurement.
Campbell Scientific HMP155A air temperature and RH sensor
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The HMP155A is an air temperature and relative humidity (RH) sensor that provides measurements for a wide range of applications and can be used as part of a weather station system or as a single instrument.
Campbell Scientific 109-L temperature probe
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The 109-L temperature probe has been designed to operate with the CR200 range of data loggers. The probe accurately measures the temperature of air, water or soil in a range of applications.
Campbell Scientific CS547A conductivity sensor
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The CS547A conductivity sensor measures the electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids and temperature of water and is suitable in most surface water, laboratory and industrial applications.
Sensorex CS511 dissolved oxygen probe
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The Sensorex CS511 rugged, low-maintenance sensor consists of a self-polarising galvanic cell that generates a millivolt signal proportional to the amount of oxygen present in the measured medium (typically water).
Campbell Scientific CNR4 net radiometer
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The CNR4 is a research-grade net radiometer that measures the energy balance between incoming and outgoing radiation.
Campbell Scientific HydroSense water content sensor system
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The HydroSense water content sensor system combines a compact, handheld display and a soil water sensing probe in a portable package to provide quick and reliable soil water content measurements.
Campbell Scientific SR50A sonic ranging sensor
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The SR50A sonic ranging sensor was designed to meet the strict requirements of snow depth measurement and is suitable for many different applications.
Vaisala CS106 barometer
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The Vaisala CS106 barometer is claimed to provides accurate, reliable measurements of barometric pressure from 500 to 1100 mb (approximately sea level to 3658 m).
Campbell Scientific DMM600 duff moisture meter
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
The Campbell Scientific DMM600 duff moisture meter measures volumetric water content of organic forest floor material. It is a portable, battery-powered device that uses measurement methods sensitive to the dielectric properties of the material being measured.
Campbell Scientific CR200X series data loggers
01 June, 2010 | Campbell Scientific Aust Pty Ltd
Campbell Scientific has replaced the CR200 series data loggers with the CR200X series data loggers that feature expanded memory for the program and operating system (OS).
BP Solar Energiser Kit
01 June, 2010 | RFI Technology Solutions
The BP Solar Energiser Kit is an all-in-one solar electricity kit for businesses. Modular and easy to install, it is claimed users will generate more energy from the kit compared to most other modules over the life of the system.
Water Maze Innovator coagulation industrial wastewater treatment
31 May, 2010 | Enware Australia Pty Ltd
Water Maze Innovator coagulation industrial wastewater treatment technology is being introduced to Australia by Enware to help users preserve their environment through water remediation and recycling while avoiding hefty disposal costs for untreated water.
Schott tubing for solar
31 May, 2010 | SCHOTT Australia Pty Ltd
Schott Tubing is a key component within the rapidly growing market of concentrated solar power (CSP). The tubing is used within the infrastructure of a parabolic trough power plant. In order to achieve the necessary temperatures, solar radiation is concentrated in parabolic trough arrays. These troughs are more than 400 m in length and are made of parabolically shaped mirror segments. The troughs track the sun over the course of the day and focus the solar radiation along the focal point of the mirrors onto specially coated, evacuated receiver tubes that convert solar radiation into heat. A heat transfer fluid, which is circulating through the receiver, is heated up to 400°C and then used to generate steam.
Dwyer Series TE Duct and Immersion Temperature Sensor
31 May, 2010 | Dwyer Omega (Aust) Pty Ltd
The Series TE Duct and Immersion Temperature Sensor can be used to monitor air or water temperature throughout a building management system or an air handler unit. Flanged duct sensors monitor the supply or return air and provide a thermistor or RTD output to the digital controller. Immersion sensors, which are supplied with compression fittings, are typically used to monitor the hot or chilled water lines throughout a building. Thermowells are recommended, but not required, on the immersion sensors.
