Campbell Scientific

Logan, US 84321-1784
435.227.9632
(435) 227-9001

More Info on Campbell Scientific

Campbell Scientific manufactures data acquisition and control systems, industry-grade sensors, and water-quality samplers. Battery-powered operation ensures reliable operation, even during power or communications failure. Our new water-quality samplers use reliable, long-lasting vacuum technology. This sampling method results in faster sample draws, as well as higher vertical lift and less disturbance of sample contents. There is also less wear on the tubing, resulting in less-frequent maintenance. Our new CS525 pH sensor uses a high-tech, ion-sensitive field-effect transistor (ISFET) semiconductor at its core. ISFET technology is the most powerful pH monitoring technology available today.

Products

PVS5120 water samplers use vacuum technology for ideal sampling and the VSC100 controller to allow a Modbus RTU master, SDI-12 master device, simple pulse input or Campbell datalogger...
Nov. 10, 2016
Campbell Scientific offers portable and stationary automatic water samplers for storm water, wastewater and other water-quality applications. These automatic samplers can be used...
Oct. 30, 2012
The PVS4100 automatic water sampler uses reliable, long-lasting vacuum technology. This sampling method results in faster sample draws, as well as higher vertical lift and less...
Sept. 17, 2012
OBS500 is a submersible turbidity probe that features ClearSensor for measurement accuracy in bioactive water with both high and low turbidity. This method uses a shutter/wiper...
June 13, 2012
Portable and stationary automatic water samplers for storm water, wastewater and other water quality applications are available from Campbell Scientific. These automatic samplers...
March 16, 2012

News

Probe, datalogger offer new capabilities
Dec. 10, 2019

Articles

This case study is an example of real-time measurements that result in the distribution of alarm conditions via email and Twitter using Campbell Scientific hardware. The project...
Sept. 6, 2016