Enviromental Sensors

A growing world population and changing eating habits are leading to the expansion of aquaculture. Aquaculture is the controlled rearing of fish and seafood. Aquaculture can be found in tanks, in ponds, in open water near the shore or in deeper water areas. In order to operate aquaculture both economically and ecologically in a sustainable manner, optimal living conditions are required for rearing. In addition to feed quality, water quality is a crucial factor for growth and health. Continuous monitoring and ongoing control of temperature, salinity, pH, oxygen and turbidity are essential.

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RDO BLUE
RDO BLUE
  • EPA-Approved Method
  • Smart Sensor Cap
  • Abrasion Resistance
  • Instant Hydration Conditioning
  • Liquid and Gas Formulation
  • Smart Addressing
  • Enhanced Reliability
Price on request
RDO PRO X
RDO PRO X
  • Dissolved oxygen probe
  • and temperature measurements
  • no maintenance
  • robust construction
  • automatic setup
Price on request
Aqua TROLL 200
Aqua TROLL 200
  • Water level
  • Water pressure
  • Conductivity
  • Temperature
  • Flexible communication
  • Rugged, compact design
Price on request
Aqua TROLL 100
Aqua TROLL 100
  • Water level
  • Water pressure
  • Conductivity
  • Temperature
  • Flexible communication
  • Rugged, compact design
Price on request
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A growing world population and changing eating habits are leading to the expansion of aquaculture. Aquaculture is the controlled rearing of fish and seafood. Aquaculture can be found in tanks, in ponds, in open water near the shore or in deeper water areas. In order to operate aquaculture both economically and ecologically in a sustainable manner, optimal living conditions are required for rearing. In addition to feed quality, water quality is a crucial factor for growth and health. Continuous monitoring and ongoing control of temperature, salinity, pH, oxygen and turbidity are essential.