Instruments, loggers, systems, accessories and software — by name, part number or what you’re measuring.
The CMP3 is Kipp & Zonen's entry-level thermopile pyranometer, delivering ISO 9060 Class…
The Biaxial Chamber (Hoek Cell) is a biaxial compression testing vessel with a…
The Greenspan ORP-1000A is a fully submersible oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) sensor…
The RxTx Telependulum is a precise optoelectronic instrument that measures the horizontal…
This distributed fibre optic sensing system uses a single fibre to continuously measure…
Instrumented rockbolts are rockbolts and ground anchors fitted with strain gauges to…
SP Lite2 can be used under all weather conditions. The sensor measures the solar energy…
The MuST FBG Multiplex SMARTprofile deformation sensor is a fibre Bragg grating (FBG)…
The CMP series crackmeter is an electronic sensor used in ESS slope-stability monitoring…
The Lufft WS510 is a research-grade compact weather station measuring air temperature,…
Borehole Cameras and Winches is ESS's range of Geovision portable borehole video…
The DiTemp Harsh Reading Unit (Raman OTDR) is a distributed temperature sensing…
The fill extensometer Model ERI consists of a telescopic outer PVC pipe fitted with two…
EEC's C-Band weather radar range provides customisable Doppler weather detection for…
EDGE (Enterprise Doppler Graphics Environment) is EEC's radar control, data analysis and…
The multi-fiber extension cable connects multiple fiber optic sensors to a reading unit…
The Greenspan TS-1000A is an Australian-made analogue turbidity sensor with an integral…
The SMP3 is an entry-level thermopile pyranometer from Kipp & Zonen, based on the proven…
The Lufft WS401 is a compact all-in-one weather sensor measuring air temperature,…
The SM-5 is a surface-mounted vibrating wire strain gauge from Roctest, composed of two…
The Gecko Force is an ESS-made blast monitor with low-frequency geophones, built for…
The CPR-6 is a light, compact water level indicator that measures the depth of water in…
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