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Pressure Wave Gauge

Energy efficient solar power!
IP67 Connector
Rugged and Robust housing!
Accurate and reliable industry-grade pressure sensor
Brackets included with multiple mounting point options.

Meet the Pressure Wave Gauge

Pressure sensors are a popular instrument for nearshore wave measurements. Obscape’s pressure-based Wave Gauge adds real-time data transfer and solar power into the mix, providing a very complete and convenient package for wave observations.

With the pressure sensor mounted below the water surface and the data logger above, real-time wave observations in a harbour basin, at an offshore platform or at a shore-based pier or jetty become very convenient. Whether you are interested in improving navigational safety or wish to investigate the impact of waves on coastal morphology, Obscape’s pressure-based Wave Gauge suits your needs.

MAIN APPLICATIONS

- Ports and harbours

- Stationary offshore structures

- Piers and jetties

- Estuaries and lagoons

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Price from: €2,950 excl. VAT

Purchase includes Free use of the Data Portal,  for the lifetime of your Wave Gauge and also includes free brackets and fasteners.

Key Features

  • Accurate wave data
  • Industry-grade pressure sensor
  • Maximum depth 5 m
  • Real-time data
  • Solar-powered
  • Real-time data: 4G & 2G (upgradable to Satellite)
  • Multiple mounting options
  • Versatile data portal included

Product Overview

Wave monitoring plays an important role in various fields of science and industry. The Wave Gauge is suitable for application whenever a fixed structure is available to mount the device to. This can either be a platform, pier, jetty, pole, bridge deck, etc.

How does it measure?

The instrument measures the wave-induced water pressure using an industry-grade pressure sensor. Internal processing algorithms based on linear wave theory will convert the pressure timeseries into non-directional wave spectra and bulk wave parameters.