YSI EXO Handheld Display
The YSI EXO Handheld allows users to log real-time data, calibrate sensors, setup sondes for deployment, and transfer water quality data to a PC.
Features
- Quickly transfer collected data sets and calibration records to a USB flash drive
- Integrated GPS with site tagging for up to 100 locations
- Long-life Li-Ion battery eliminates the need for alkaline batteries
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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Overview
The YSI EXO Handheld is designed and engineered as a dedicated interface to EXO sondes. Log real-time data, calibrate sensors, set up sondes for deployment, and transfer water quality data to a PC with this feature-packed device. Designed for reliable field use in challenging environmental conditions, this display features a waterproof IP-67, impact-resistant case and wet-mate connector.
Benefits
- Ergonomic and lightweight device for sampling and profiling
- Simplified user interface and integrated help screens
- Automatic calibration reminders based on standard operating procedures
- Georeferenced data set using GPS and site tagging functionality for up to 100 locations
- Transfer collected data sets and calibration records to a USB flash drive with the push of a button
- Powerful rechargeable Li-Ion battery
- (1) EXO handheld
- (1) Micro USB cable
- (1) USB female to micro USB male adapter
- (1) AC power supply
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