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Measure. Monitor. Manage: A broad range of tools to assess impacts
Water is our most precious—and most at-risk—resource. Today, it’s more important than ever to monitor and assess the impacts of climate change, urban development, and agriculture on our water resources.
Whether you’re in water conservation tracking stream temperatures, monitoring groundwater levels, or measuring salinity in an estuary, HOBO data loggers are the cost-effective, reliable tools you need to monitor a broad range of water quality parameters, for countless applications.
MEASUREMENTS
| Water Level | Water Temperature |
| Water Quality | Weather Monitoring |
A Trusted Field Design—Now With Bluetooth Data Offload
Offering the same research-grade accuracy and field reliability as the proven U20 data logger, the wireless MX20 water level logger upgrades a trusted design with seamless Bluetooth data offload capabilities. No more shuttles with this time-saving design that offloads data straight to your phone or computer. Available in stainless steel and titanium models for both fresh and saltwater environments.
Affordable Water Level Loggers that Raise the Bar
Ideal for wells, streams, lakes, wetlands, and tidal areas, HOBO Bluetooth MX20L loggers set a price/performance standard for water level and temperature monitoring. These go-to loggers combine 0.1% measurement accuracy, a rugged enclosure, and a non-vented design for easy installation—with simple wireless data offload and minimal maintenance.
Monitoring tools to help protect our water resources, infrastructures & environment
Highly accurate, easy-to-deploy, durable & affordable water monitoring solutions
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Thought Leader Webinar: Hypoxia in a Subtropical Estuary, Development of a Regional Monitoring Network
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