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Obscape OBS-Mooring, Dyneema (excl. anchor)
Mooring system designed for the Obscape wave buoys: stainless steel chain, Dyneema line and in-line weights and floats. Anchor not included.
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Obscape Radar Wave Gauge
Wave and tide gauge with a radar that measures the water surface directly from above. No underwater parts and a 40 m range.
- Radar sensor, InnoSenT iSYS-6030
- No underwater parts
- 40 m range
- On platforms, piers, poles and bridge decks
- 4G cellular, satellite optional
- Data in the Obscape Data Portal with no subscription
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The Radar Wave Gauge measures water surface elevation directly with a precise radar instead of pressure, so no underwater work is needed. Its 40 m range copes with large water level changes.
It mounts on platforms, piers, poles or bridge decks and delivers water level and wave parameters in real time to the Data Portal. Per the datasheet it needs an external 6 V power source.
- Radar sensor, InnoSenT iSYS-6030
- No underwater parts
- 40 m range
- On platforms, piers, poles and bridge decks
- 4G cellular, satellite optional
- Data in the Obscape Data Portal with no subscription
- Sensor
- InnoSenT iSYS-6030 radar
- Accuracy
- 0.1 % of measured range
- Range
- 40 m
- Internal sampling
- 5 Hz
- Burst length
- 24 min (7168 samples)
- Frequency range
- 0.05 to 1 Hz (1 to 20 s)
- Power
- External 6 V power source required
- Data interval
- 30 min to 24 h
- Dimensions
- 195 x 87 x 87 mm
- Weight
- 2 kg
- Data transfer
- 4G cellular with 2G fallback, satellite (Iridium) optional
- Data storage
- Obscape Data Portal and SD card
Source: the manufacturer's specification.
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