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The Stingray 2.0 is a portable level-velocity logger, with free Logger Software for the calculation of flow as an open channel meter. The design is compact, portable, and battery-powered which makes it a fantastic instrument for open channel flow measurement.
Equipo portátil, adecuado para medición de caudal en tuberías semillenas o de canales abiertos, y donde el sensor mide nivel y velocidad del líquidop, para calcular el caudal. El sistema de medición de caudal STINGRAY 2.0, es ideal para aplicaciones sucias, así como para grandes canales abiertos.
Stingray 2.0 uses a hydrodynamic, ultrasonic sensor to accurately measure both velocity and level in the channel. The submerged sensor has no moving parts and is resistant to fouling and corrosion. Portable Area-Velocity Meter. The Greyline Stingray 2.0 measures both level and velocity in open channels or pipes, with no calibration required.
Ficha Técnica. Usa un sensor ultrasónico sumergible que mide la velocidad, tirante y temperatura simultáneamente para calcular el flujo de un canal o tubería con el software de Greyline logger. Funciona hasta 4 años con baterías alcalinas. Datalogger con capacidad para 130 000 datos.
The Stingray 2.0 is ideal for flow surveys, I & I studies, stormwater, irrigation water and sewage applications. The Stingray 2.0 uses a submerged ultrasonic sensor to continuously measure both velocity and level in the channel.
Greyline Stingray 2.0 Datasheet. Greyline STINGRAY 2.0. Technical Specifications: The Stingray 2.0 Level-Velocity Logger, operates on standard alkaline batteries for extended time periods to data log level, velocity, and water temperature in open channels, partially full sewer pipes, and surcharged pipes without a flume or weir.
Product Details. Measure level and velocity in sewers, streams and open channels. Ultrasonic—no flume or weir required. Portable, lightweight, watertight IP67 enclosure. Huge 130,000-point datalogging capacity. Greyline's Stingray 2.0 is the solution to your portable open channel flow measurement problems.
