
Standard Cable Deployment
Leveloggers may be suspended on a stainless steel wireline or Kevlar® cord. This is a very inexpensive method of deployment, and if in a well, allows the Levelogger to be easily locked out of sight and inaccessible. Solinst offers stainless steel wireline assemblies and Kevlar cord assemblies in a variety of lengths.
Direct Read Cables
When it is desired to get realtime data and communicate with Leveloggers without removal from the water, they can be deployed using Direct Read Cables. This allows viewing of the data, downloading and/or programming in the field using a portable computer or Leveloader.
Shown at left:
Barologger Edge and Levelogger Edge Installed in a Well Using Direct Read Cables
SDI-12 Cable
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Leveloggers can also be connected to an SDI-12 datalogger using the Solinst SDI-12 Interface Cable
attached to a Direct Read Cable. |
Direct Read Cable Specifications
Direct Read Cables are available for attachment to any Levelogger
in lengths up to 1500 ft. (450 m). The 1/10" dia. (2.54 mm) coaxial cable has an outer polyethylene jacket for strength and durability. The stranded stainless steel braided conductor gives nonstretch accuracy.

® Kevlar is a registered trademark of DuPont Corp.
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