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Optional Flowwatch Measuring Rod
Flowatch measuring rod with continuous inductive connection to the propeller. Does not include Flowatch display nor weighted base hich are sold separately.
- Designed for flow profiling at various depths.
Optional Flowatch Additional Weight
Optional Additional weight of 500g for hanging sensor for river or streamflow measurement
Optional Flowatch Hanging Sensor and Cable
Flowatch hanging sensor with 15 m cable, ideal when taking flow measurements from a bridge into a river.
Optional Flowath Weigth For Measuring Rod
Flowatch stainless steel support weight for measuring rod. Does not include measuring rod with propeller which are sold separately.
- 3.6 kg
- 250 mm diameter
- 10 mm thickness
- dismountable from rod for transport
SPECIFICATIONS
| ACCURACY | ±2% Fluid Speed | ±3% Air Velocity | Temperature, ±1°F (±0.2°C) |
| RANGE | ±Fluid Speed, 0.2 to 40 mph (0.1 to 18 M/Sec) depending on impeller; Temperature, -58°F to 212°F (-50°C to 100°C) |
| RESOLUTION | 0.3 km/h; 0.2 mph; 0.2 knots; 0.1 M/Sec. |
| TEMPERATUREA MODE | Minimum, maximum, current temperature, wind chill factor |
| OPERATING MODEs | Current, maximum and average fluid speed |
| POWER | 2 AA Batteries (included) |
| Dimensions | Display, 5.25˝ x 2.25˝ x 2.5˝; Case, 25˝ x 13˝ x 3˝ |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| MEASUREMENT UNITS | km/h, m/s, cm/s, mph, fps, knots and Beaufort |
Applications
Streamflow Measurement
is an essential component of environmental monitoring. It plays a crucial role in understanding water dynamics, enabling effective management of water resources, and ensuring ecological balance in aquatic ecosystems. Accurate measurement of river and streamflow is vital for flood prediction, irrigation planning, and habitat preservation.
Irrigation Canals/Channels
Irrigation canal is an artificial channel that is the main waterway that brings irrigation water from a water source to the area to be irrigated. They can be lined with concrete, brick, stone or a flexible membrane to prevent seepage and erosion. Classification of Canals based on Different Factors.
Tidal Fflow
Tidal flow, also known as a tidal current or tidal stream, refers to the horizontal movement of water caused by the rising and falling of ocean tides. It's the periodic, directional flow of water that occurs as the tide comes in (flood current) and goes out (ebb current), typically changing direction and speed in predictable cycles.
