Trusted monitoring solutions for water's most critical parameter
Water plays a fundamental role in our world’s industries, ecosystems, and communities. By monitoring water temperature, scientists can protect the health of aquatic life, engineers can determine critical process temperatures, and aquaculture farmers can identify optimal growing conditions. From ocean depths of up to 11,000 meters...to cranberry bogs, affordable, easy-to-deploy HOBO water temperature data loggers remain the trusted tool for monitoring this most critical parameter.
Streams, rivers, and lakes
Reliable, accurate measurements for freshwater environments
Coastal waters and coral reefs
Submersible, waterproof data loggers for long-term recording
Wetlands
Easy wireless data offloading options with Bluetooth
Water Quality
Portable, reusable, easy-to-deploy loggers for wells, aquaculture, aquatic labs, and more
Waterproof, Wireless Data Loggers
Waterproof MX2200 data loggers are an ideal solution for monitoring temperature in streams, lakes, oceans, wetlands, soil, and harsh outdoor environments with their convenient wireless downloading, high accuracy, and rugged design.
Which water temperature data logger is best for your application?
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$149.00 USD
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$159.00 USD
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$323.00 USD
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From $900.00 USD
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| Max Water Temp | 50 Cº | 50 Cº | 125 Cº | 50 Cº |
| Max Depth | 120 meters | 300 meters | 11,000 meters | 17 meters |
| Communication | Bluetooth | Optic/Shuttle | USB | web/cellular |
| Software | HOBOconnect | HOBOware | HOBOware | HOBOlink |
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Tracking Temperatures for Coral Reef Research
Learn how CORAL, a non-profit working to protect and restore coral reefs around the world, uses HOBO waterproof data loggers to track temperature and light conditions to understand and explore the role that evolution plays in rescuing reefs from the effects of climate change.
Related Resources
HOBO Data Loggers Aid Sea Turtle Preservation in Malaysia
On Tioman Island, the Juara Turtle Project uses HOBO data loggers to link egg incubation temperature with size and fitness of sea turtle hatchlings.
Protecting Stream Habitat
A fisheries biologist is assessing average local stream temperatures and temperature variability as part of a logging company's monitoring requirements for limited timber harvest in a national forest in Oregon.
Monitoring Watersheds to Create Sustainable Ecosystems & Forecast Environmental Changes
A nonprofit research center in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is using HOBO data loggers to create diagnostic and prognostic tools for the area’s watersheds.
Underwater Temperature Loggers: Considerations For Selection & Deployment
Get an in-depth overview of monitoring water temperature and learn how to properly select underwater temperature loggers for your next project.