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Bentek Scadalink Sat100 Groundwater Level

Groundwater monitoring system

The SCADALink SAT100 Groundwater Monitoring System from Bentek is designed for real-time reporting of groundwater levels. With satellite communications, solar-powered operation and well casing mounting, the system is easily deployed. It can interface to industry standard 4-20 mA or RS485 Modbus Based level sensors. Further, SCADALink’s SatSCADA Server provides options for both web browser and smartphone data access or interface to the company’s existing SCADA Systems.

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