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The Completely New Solinst 122 Interface Meter features a PVDF laser marked tape. Laser marking means the tape resists staining and is easier to decontaminate than other meters. The model 122 interface meter is a versatile tool for measuring product levels in wells, tanks and other environments. Certified as intrinsically safe, the New Solinst interface meters can be used in potentially explosive locations when the included grounding strap is properly deployed. Featuring a high quality design that makes obtaining accurate readings simple. The New Solinst 122 interface meter comes with improved electronics and with the new laser marked PVDF tape it makes for a more durable design - the markings on the tape last longer and don't fade as quickly.
Use the Solinst 122 interface meter to obtain accurate measurements of both light non-aqueous phase liquids (LNAPL) and dense non-aqueous phase liquids (DNAPL). The 122's infrared sensors trigger a steady light and tone when in contact with LNAPL or DNAPL product; when the sensors touch water, they produce an intermittent signal. Because of this, obtaining product measurements is easy.
LNAPL product floats on top of water; to detect and measure the presence of LNAPL, simply lower the 122's probe until the sensor is triggered. An intermittent light and tone indicates an absence of LNAPL. If a steady signal is produced, take a depth reading. Continue lowering the probe until the steady signal turns intermittent, and then take a second reading. Subtract the larger number from the smaller, and you will know how much LNAPL product is present.
To measure DNAPL, continue lowering the probe until the intermittent signal turns solid. Stop and take a reading, then continue to lower the unit until the bottom of the well is reached. Subtracting the depth the DNAPL layer started from the total depth of the well will give you an accurate measurement of the amount of product present.
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