- 50% smaller than the original Constant Flow Bubbler (by volume)
- Optional water temperature measurements
- Fast-track mode
- Self-contained system needing only external power & outlet tubing/ orifice
- Long desiccant life (up to 1 year)
- Adjustable bubble rate
- Auto-zero function
- Supports MODBUS protocol
- Configurable averaging
- User-variable auto purge & user-forced purge option
- Flexible auto blockage detection
- Modifiable auto measurement & logging
- Built-in flash log for over 300,000 readings
- Stand-alone or operation with other loggers/communication devices
- Precision Accubar® Pressure Sensor
- Front panel setup & maintenance.
- SDI-12/RS232 interfaces compatible with loggers, cell modems, SatLink2 Transmitter/Logger
- Swing-out front panel for easy maintenance.
- Easier re-calibration
- 3 Levels of filtration
- Single orifice
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Compact CF Bubbler
The Compact Constant Flow Bubbler (Part #56-0133-25-1S), 50% smaller than Sutron’s original Constant Flow Bubbler, is a self-contained, precision device to measure water levels & temperature. It consists of a pump, tank, manifold, control board, display/keypad & enclosure. The new Compact CF Bubbler houses all components within a 10.5”x 8.5”x 7.5” polycarbonate NEMA-4X enclosure. An optional external desiccant is available. The Compact Constant Flow Bubbler’s built-in precision Accubar® Pressure Sensor meets the high accuracy requirements for stream gaging & monitoring of tidal/coastal areas, estuaries, groundwater & reservoirs. The Bubbler includes a built-in datalogger for stand-alone operation and/ or backup (redundant) data recording and RS232 and SDI-12 ports for communications and maintenance. The front panel includes a display and keypad. It also supports MODBUS.
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Manuals Sutron CF Bubbler User Manual
Constant-Flow-Bubblers-Manual.pdfDownload now Additional files Sutron CF Bubbler Installation Guide
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