NeuLog, Soil Moisture Logger Sensor

ATTENTION! Before proceeding with the experiment, make sure to review the product manual to confirm that you have all the required materials and loggers. Some experiments may call for the use of additional logger sensors.

Discover experimental data acquisition with NeuLog's smart logger sensors. Ideal for education, these sensors provide didactic tools for scientific studies. The system's independent modules, housing a data logger, flash memory, and sensor, connect to stream data to any device in a chain. Achieve compatibility with PCs, MAC, iPads, tablets, Android, and smartphones through USB or wireless connectivity.

The NUL-229 NeuLog Soil Moisture Logger Sensor operates by measuring the partial vacuum pressure within a tensiometer, a closed tube with a specialised ceramic component at its end.

This tensiometer, filled with water and inserted into the soil, creates a partial vacuum pressure if the soil is dry, allowing water to diffuse through the ceramic holes. Conversely, when the soil is wet, the partial vacuum in the tensiometer draws water into it, causing a decrease in vacuum pressure. This pressure-based approach is employed to measure soil moisture levels.

Widely applied in Environmental Science, Ecology, Animal Behaviour, Biology, Chemistry, and more, the sensor utilises a Blumat soil moisture probe in conjunction with the NeuLog sensor's hardware and software.

The package includes a Blumat soil moisture probe directly attached to the NeuLog sensor's body. Pre-calibrated at the factory, the Soil Moisture Logger Sensor supports experiment durations ranging from 1 second to 31 days, making it a versatile tool for various scientific investigations.

• NeuLog Soil Moisture Logger Sensor
• Experiment Duration of 1 Second to 31 Days
• 3 Years Product Warranty

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