CB-Series Buoys supplied with a CB-PTL Pass-Through Lid for integration of user-supplied electronics include a UW-6 power bulkhead connector (UW6-BULK) port on the lid. The UW6-BULK connects to the solar tower on the outside of the buoy and has bare wires with Molex connector on the inside of the data well. Information regarding the port […]
Although NOAA’s Chesapeake buoys are no longer used as interpretive trail markers, they are now part of a larger observing system of 10 full-time stations.
NexSens groundwater monitoring systems offer an in-situ solution for monitoring groundwater contamination and tracking groundwater quality and level in real-time.
Lake Erie buoys have a host of unique challenges to meet as they help researchers and managers acquire the data they need to protect an iconic lake.
Monitor water quality and collect limnological data with lake buoys; keeping an eye on lake health year round for water managers, and many others.
The seemingly simple question of, “how do I get my data?” can be complicated to answer, so we explore why wireless water quality monitoring options are so important to users, what today’s monitoring options look like, and the solutions the technology presents for users.
Water monitoring buoys are an easy and cost-efficient way to conduct research and monitor water quality reliably, with highly accurate data.
Environmental monitoring buoys offer many benefits to users. They are reliable, simple to use, perform well, and provide highly accurate data.
Deploying a data buoy safely can include many factors and changes depending on the local weather conditions and instrumentation.
Understanding water quality parameters is an essential part of protecting environmental health. Poor water quality affects the entire ecosystem.
