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Monday October 06, 2008
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Aquaterr M-300 Soil Moisture Meter
Probe your soil with a simple-to-use Aquaterr Soil Moisture Meter. Learn the truth about your irrigation system:
Aquaterr Moisture Meters - the high technology tools that are changing the way water management is conducted. Join the many users who have discovered the benefits of "seeing" water distribution patterns in the soil. Those who have battled problem plants and tricky soil areas greatly appreciate the Moisture Meter's ability to help solve these problems. ConstructionAquaterr Instruments portable capacitance-based probes provide instant direct readings in a stainless steel and aluminum housing that will last for years. The fastest sensor response time in the industry allows you to check conditions anywhere as fast as you can walk and probe. This portability and speed means that these meters are the least expensive professional devices per test site available. With these devices, a manager or their assistant can quickly evaluate an area for problems without waiting for lab results. This is why these devices serve as aids to thousands of irrigation decision makers in millions of acres worldwide. Moisture
Our most popular models, are designed to closely track the "hand feel" method. The radio frequency capacitance sensor at the probe's tip instantly determines the amount of air and water in the soil, thus giving a direct readout in percent of saturation. These probes are well known for their use in irrigation timing, Et audit programs and determining the available water for deficit irrigation. However, some of the biggest benefits include: finding plugged emitters, bad sprinkler heads, pressure problems, wind effects and elevation effects on water distribution. The probe's quick response to changing conditions is found to be critical at times in the season when soil moisture can change rapidly, like during a heat wave.
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