Well Water Level Meter Water Depth Gauge Indicator 10m 20m 30m 50m 100m 150m 200m 300m Steel Ruler for Accurate Groundwater Level Measurement

Portable Deep Well Water Level Meter, Well Water Depth Gauge with Stainless Steel Probe, Indicator Light, Well Water Level Indicator for Measuring Water Level INSTRUCTION: During measurement, after the coil has been rotated, press the power, and put the probe into the water pipe, then hold the steel ruler cable, let the probe moves down slowly. The sounder will gives a continuous beep when the sensing point touches the water surface, then can read the depth of the steel ruler at the pipe mouth, that is the distance from the underwater level to the pipe mouth. FEATURES: - Stainless steel probe, high sensitivity - Steel ruler cable, clear reading - Portable handle, easy to carry PARAMETERS: - Product name: Deep Well Water Level Gauge - Specification: 10m/20m/30m/50m/100m/150m/200m/300m (32.8ft/65.6ft/98.4ft/164ft/328ft/492ft/656ft/984ft) - Minimum reading: 1mm - Repeatability reading: ±2.0mm - Working voltage: DC=9V It is usually used to measure the water level in wells, boreholes and water level pipes, and is particularly suitable for observing groundwater levels in hydropower projects. PACKAGE INCLUDED: 1 × Water Level Meter

• EASY TO MOVE: Our water level meters are lightweight, easy to carry, and do not require connection to an external power source during field work
• VARIOUS SIZES: 10 m/20 m/30 m/50 m/100 m/150 m/200 m/300 m (32.8 ft/65.6 ft/98.4 ft/164 ft/328 ft/492 ft/656 ft/984 ft) optional to meet your different needs
• WITH HIGH SENSITIVITY PROBE: Features a stainless-steel probe with precise sensing point, ensuring reliable performance when measuring water levels
• SIMPLE OPERATION: As soon as the probe's sensing point hits the water surface, a buzzer sounds and a light illuminates. The steel ruler scale can directly measure the water level
• APPLICATION: The water level indicator is used to measure the water level in wells, boreholes, water cistern, water level pipes, and observe the water table