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Hydro-Logic® River Sentinel - solar-powered water quality monitoring system
Hydro-Logic® River Sentinel is a solar-powered, continuous water quality monitoring system designed for autonomous sampling and data transmission to help water companies meet Section 82 of the Environment Act. Measures dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH, ammonia and turbidity, with capacity for extra sensors: continuous water quality monitoring
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Hydro-Logic River Sentinel - solar river water quality monitoring system from Hydro International
Hydro-Logic® River Sentinel is a solar-powered, continuous water quality monitoring system designed for autonomous sampling and data transmission to help water companies meet Section 82 of the Environment Act. Measures dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH, ammonia and turbidity, with capacity for extra sensors.
Continuous water quality monitoring system for rivers
Autonomous hourly sampling, increasing to every 15 minutes during high-risk discharge events
Powered by two 50W solar panels and lithium battery for remote deployment
Measures five key parameters: dissolved oxygen, temperature, pH, ammonia, turbidity
Includes spare sensor port for additional monitoring needs
Data transmitted to Hydro-Logic Timeview for visualisation and analysis
Available in riverside kiosk and in-river configurations
Applications
Monitoring river water quality near sewage treatment works
Assessing impact of sewer overflows on receiving rivers
Supporting compliance with Section 82 of the Environment Act
Remote water quality monitoring where mains power is unavailable
Short-term and near real-time water quality analysis
Dimensions
Solar panels: 50W each (two panels)
Performance
Sampling frequency: every hour, or every 15 minutes during high-risk events
Installation
Suitable for remote locations; riverside kiosk and in-river options
Maintenance
Spare sensor port allows for easy addition of new parameters