Field Scout Digital Moisture Sensor
(TDR 150)
TDR 150 Soil Moisture Meter - MSFS-TDR150
The
Field Scout TDR 150 Digital
Moisture Sensor with case has
two volumetric water content
modes; one for
standard soils and one for
higher clay soils. With new
enhancements, the TDR 150
provides significant
improvements in performance and
measurement accuracy. Improved
measurement of Soil Moisture
(Volumetric Water Content),
Measures EC (Electrical
Conductivity), Measures Soil
Surface Temperature, Data logger
and Option to add on Bluetooth
and GPS.
Obtain soil moisture readings at the press of a button. With variable rod length options, measure soil moisture at your ideal root zone. With new enhancements, the TDR 150 provides significant improvements in performance and measurement accuracy for optimal soil conditions. Hand-held design allows for easy transpiration and storage. Units connected by 5ft. Cable.
Improved measurement of Soil Moisture (Volumetric Water Content)
Measures EC (Electrical
Conductivity)
Measures Soil Surface Temperature
Industry Exclusive Backlit Display
Data
logger records approximately
50,000 measurements
Option to add on Bluetooth and GPS
MSFS-TDR150-W Field Scout Handheld Digital Moisture Sensor (TDR150) - No Probes
MSFS-TDR150GPS-W GPS & Bluetooth Upgrade for TDR 150 Meters
Specifications
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Measurement Principle: |
Time -domain measurement methods |
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Measurement Units: |
Percent Volumetric Water Content (VWC) |
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Resolution:
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0.1% VWC |
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Accuracy: |
+- 3.0% VWC with electrical conductivity (EC) < 2 mS/cm |
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Range: |
0% to saturation (Saturation up to about 50% volumetric water depending on soil type) |
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Battery/Life: |
4 AA batteries |
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Data Logger: |
50,000 measurements |
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EC Range: |
0 to 5 mS/cm, Resolution: 0.01 mS/cm, Accuracy: +/- 0.1 mS/cm |
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Temperature Range: |
-30°C to 60°C, Resolution: 0.1°, Accuracy: +/- 1°C |
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Unit size and weight (In hard case- No Box) |
14x11x4 inch (35x27x10 cm) 3 lbs (1.4 kg) |
The TDR 150 has an industry exclusive larger backlit LCD display that provides optimal contrasts for low and high light viewing, and larger digits for easier viewing of measurements.
