Groundwater level, temperature and conductivity (CTD) Sensors

The Keller PR36XIW CTD sensor is a high-performance sensor designed for measuring pressure, temperature, and depth. It is part of Keller's range of submersible pressure transducers and is typically used in applications where precise measurements of pressure and temperature are crucial. These sensors are often employed in water level monitoring, environmental research, and various industrial applications.

Here are some key features of the Keller PR36XIW CTD sensor:

1. Pressure and Temperature Measurement: It measures both absolute pressure and temperature, providing essential data for monitoring water depth and environmental conditions.

2. CTD Functionality: The "CTD" in the name stands for Conductivity, Temperature, and Depth. While the PR36XIW is mainly focused on pressure and temperature, it can be part of systems that gather CTD data for environmental and oceanographic research.

3. Durability and Accuracy: Keller sensors are known for their robust construction, making them suitable for long-term use in harsh environments like deep-water monitoring. The PR36XIW sensor is designed to maintain high accuracy and stability over time.

4. Wide Measurement Range: It typically supports a broad range of pressure measurements, which makes it suitable for a variety of depths and pressures in applications like groundwater monitoring, oceanography, or industrial water systems.

5. Built for Submersion: The sensor is submersible, meaning it can be used in submerged environments like rivers, lakes, oceans, or wells without degradation in performance. It is designed for use in difficult, often corrosive conditions.

6. Robust Construction: The PR36XIW is designed to withstand mechanical stresses, vibrations, and other physical factors that are common in field deployments, particularly underwater or in industrial settings.

7. Data Logging and Integration: It can be integrated with data logging systems for continuous monitoring, or it can be used with telemetry systems to transmit data remotely.

This sensor is useful for applications like environmental monitoring, hydrology, oil and gas exploration, and other areas where accurate measurements of water pressure and temperature are critical for decision-making and analysis.