G2-EXO Water Quality Monitor
The NexSens G2-EXO provides live data access to a YSI EXO multi-parameter sonde. Included solar power pack and integral cellular system provide real-time data and notifications.

Features
Tech Specs
G2-EXO Logger
Mounting: 2" NPT pipe thread (Wall/Panel mount capable)
Material: Polycarbonate
Weight: 19 lbs.
Dimensions: 9.9” Width; 26” Height
Temperature Range: -30 to 70 °C
Rating: IP65
Memory: Over 20M data points before rollover (Over 30 years with 8 parameters and a 15 minute interval)
Sensor Connector: MCBH-6-FS
Power Pack: SP8 - 8W solar panel with 12V 6AHr SLA battery
Power Connector: NexSens UW-6 Receptacle
Communication: Verizon or AT&T 4G cellular modem
Transmission Trigger: Parameter threshold, time-based
User Interface: NexSens WQData LIVE web portal
Log Interval: User configurable from 1 minute (15 minute default)1
User Parameters: Parameter list dependent on configuration of attached sonde (Options include temperature, depth, conductivity, pH, DO, turbidity, chlorophyll, BGA, and more)
Diagnostic Data Parameters: Input Power, Internal Temperature, Internal Humidity, Cell Signal Strength, Cell Module Power, Processor Power, Processor Current, RTC Power, Cell Module Current, Cell Status
1System power consumption and availability vary based on configuration and location. Please utilize the Power Calculator to determine application specific requirements.
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