The Scuba Trimeter is the smallest instrument in the range. It has all the Scuba features, including top-grade sensors and user-friendly software, but packed in an attractively priced instrument.
Measure up to three parameters with the Scuba Trimeter. This small but functional instrument, with a diameter of 50 mm, can hold any one sensor in addition to the default temperature and depth sensors. You can choose to measure parameters such as turbidity, dissolved oxygen (DO) or electric conductivity (EC). Exceptions include the Photosynthetic Active Radiation (PAR), CO2 and Transmissometer sensors.
An example 3-parameter configuration could be turbidity, temperature and depth. Another example could be dissolved oxygen (DO) and temperature or pH, conductivity and temperature. Optional anti-fouling copper gauze is also available.
You can connect the Scuba Trimeter to any of our field wireless display options for sampling in the field, or add a battery pack or solar panel for autonomous deployments. Connect to a telemetry station via the GDT Prime Plus or GDT-M modems to view your real-time data in the cloud.
The probe is offered as complete package, so you are provided with everything you need to start testing water. It’s a full set with cables, software, and electronic manual.
Available variations
Every Scuba is customisable, but there are several standard versions:
Please note in your quote request what you need from your probe, so our specialists can help find the best solution for you.
| Scuba Trimeter | |
|---|---|
| Diameter | 50 mm |
| Length/ weight without battery pack | 343 mm / 998 gr |
| Length/ weight with battery pack | 559 mm / 1270 gr |
| Number of sensors | 3 in total: Any single sensor, plus depth and temperature option |
| Battery pack | 3 D |
| Operating temperature | -50 to 50 °C |
| Depth rating | 200 m, max depth for ISE and TDG sensors is 15 meters |
| Communications | RS-232, SDI-12, or Modbus |
| Connection to mobile devices | USB or Bluetooth |
| Sample rate | 1 Hz |
| Data memory | 1,000,000 logged readings |
