Design example: a well monitored between battery-service visits
Compare the level probe, recording cycle and power reserve for a well that cannot rely on a powered cabinet.
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| Choice | What to compare | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Measurement | Well level tied to a named reference point | Choose range and installation from the actual well |
| Recording | Observation time and a defined sampling schedule | Confirm storage and restart behaviour on the proposed device |
| Delivery | An agreed upload interval and loss-of-data indication | Check coverage and the complete radio energy cycle |
| Service | Battery replacement, cable inspection and probe checks | Size usable reserve for the agreed time between visits |
Example: recording and reporting are separate choices
| Record | Example value | What stays with the reading |
|---|---|---|
| Recording | One observation every 15 minutes | Preserve each original observation time |
| Reporting | One upload each hour | Up to four scheduled observations may be sent together |
| Connection outage | Retain and later deliver records if supported | Confirm memory, restart and recovery on the selected equipment |
Useful for this connection
Review well-level references
Keep depth and water-column meanings clear.
Calculate the whole logger cycle
Include the probe, storage and modem behaviour.
Equipment options for this application
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