Webserver to maintain online measuring networks

Data reception over the internet (TCP/IP), saving records in a databank system and data availability for processing and graphical illustration via web browser. Thanks to the MDS the data are always and for several users online available.

Reliable, very compact data logger

Gathering, processing and saving of measuring data - simple, practical and quick. The MRL-6 is a reliable and energy saving data logger. Thanks to its weatherproof housing it is optimal for the use in environmental measuring technique and without further infrastructure.

Discharge measurement via tracer dilution method for sewage - fluorescence

The discharge measurement is performed by using the well-established tracer-dilution method and is especially suitable for big volumes of water. It is used a fluorescent material as tracer. When using the tracer in sewage water most often a continuous insertion of a known amount of tracer is done. Two optical fluorescence probes automatically determine the discharge. This way high plausibility and accurate results can be guaranteed.

Non-contact flow measurement for wastewater treatment plants, sewers and industrial water channels

The SQ-R+ measures continuously and contact-free the flow rate of effluent channels, partially filled pipes and technical ducts in industry and water supply. The SQ-R+ is not in contact with the water and can therefore be operated without being affected by debris and entrained solids. With its compact design and versatile mounting options, it is the ideal choice for flow measurements in manholes of facilities and sewers.

Sensors to measure solar radiation

The global radiation is the total sun radiation which irradiates on the earth. It is compiled of direct sun radiation and indirect radiation wich shines through clouds, water- and dust particles (diffuse or sky radiation). It comprises a spectral area from 200 until more than 3000nm. Diverse sensors can be applied for radiation measurement according to the meteorological and climatological needs.